Elder Peace
Kris

 Elder Peace

Being open with grace and thankfulness is a gift of insight we often take for granted - and being able to experience it is more borne out of intuition and emotion than reason. Waking up to this realization can bring a true calmness in your body, mind and spirit. Trust these moments.

When we wake up - really wake up - we can transform what it means to truly live our lives instead of espousing values we may not really agree with or even understand. When we settle on one way of seeing the world and we are not open to other possibilities - even if the experience makes us uncomfortable - we become rigid, judgmental and closed to acceptance. We all know someone who refuses to budge in their beliefs, and we may have our own sacred cows that could use deeper reflection. It can be felt in the body, mind and spirit - maybe in one or all at the same time.

Elder Nomads at peace have a willingness to open their hearts, calm their minds and embrace possibilities others often take for granted. It takes practice and sometimes guidance.

By engaging in practices that includes spiritual inquiry Elder Nomads learn to age with grace, be thankful and enjoy their time here more peacefully. Unlike many before us - we have the gift of time because - as obvious as it might be - we are still here. Consider giving up the struggle to be some body you don’t know and commit to a journey of self discovery to walk your self and others home.