Rosa Lewis

there's like a vulnerability required in it.

And I talk about this in there about that sort of soulmates or specific things or places might inspire a lot of love.

And the sort of downside of the thing that stops it is the same as if you're falling in love with a person where it's kind of scary to open your heart and like be vulnerable and really feel what you feel and like let it flow through you.

But yeah,

Yeah, it's just finding those people, places, things that inspire the joy and love in you and connecting to that and really letting it be present.

Yeah.

And there's something there.

I think specifically the turning it up 10 times, it's sort of trying to avoid the thing where it's like, oh, it's scary.

I'm not sure I want to.

Or like self-judgment or things that stop you feeling.

It's really just letting you let it rip.

And then the kind of connecting it back to who you are is that, yeah, falling in love with the experience is not, it's just unhooking the feeling from, and then I need to sort of get something from, like I'm falling in love with this place and so I need to come back here all the time or I'm falling in love with this person so we need to have this certain type of relationship.

It's keeping it back to that feeling

The sensations that it's bringing up in you and the mode and the feeling and the inspiration is the point.

It doesn't need to go somewhere.

The process and the feeling of falling in love is the purpose rather than that sort of, I'm falling in love and then therefore I want this and this and this to happen.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So this is letting the truth speak for itself.

And so there's lots of reasons in society to like be polite and say the nice thing and