Roxie Nafousi

Like what's your thought process?

What happens?

Yeah, I think that's a great note.

And that applies to pretty much everything in life.

It's like no one's saying you don't want to go out and become successful and don't want to have big dreams.

It's just making sure you're doing the inner healing at the same time.

So that, like you said, when you get there, you can actually experience it and feel it.

And to be honest, one of the biggest things that all of this reminds me of because of so many of anxiety disorders today and the challenges we have is that there's this beautiful line from C.S.

Lewis that I love.

And he said that,

you don't have a soul, you are the soul and you have a body.

And I love that because I think we live in such a physical world where the body is all we are.

And the more spiritual work I've done and leaned into over the last two decades, the more I've realized that the more I think I'm the body,

the less enough I feel.

But the more I believe that I'm spirit and consciousness and soul and energy, the more abundant I feel because that's what the spirit is.

The body is limited.

The body will wither.

The body will die.

The body will destruct and the body will get ill.

That's why the body doesn't feel enough because it doesn't have the longevity that the soul does.