The Art of Relationship

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Do you think that relationships require hard work? That they request some kind of management or for you to be a certain way? Do you hold expectations over the people around you and the events in your life?

The young Esther did. She viewed the world and her place in it as one big demand for her to be 'proactive' towards herself and others. She assumed that she had to be 'on it' and to micromanage her way towards happiness and connection. It was a worldview based on fear and control.

The universe quickly demonstrated to her the adverse effects of pre-empting with her mind and how she was actually blocking her own path towards receiving the love and abundance that she so deeply craved. Slowly but surely, she was guided towards embodying a trust that allowed her to open towards the world in a state of deep surrender. She learned how to release the rules, actions, and control and to instead soften into her delicious body and the scrumptious sensuality of each passing moment.

If you identify as a feminine being who also privileges love and relationships over achievement, she longs for you, too, to receive the same luscious sensations of enchantment and support.