Hope Comes Home
“Hope’s home is at the innermost point in us, and in all things. It is a quality of aliveness. It does not come at the end, as the feeling that results from a happy outcome. Rather, it lies at the beginning, as a pulse of truth that sends us forth…. Hope fills us with the strength to stay present, to abide in the flow of the Mercy no matter what outer storms assail us. It is entered always and only through surrender; that is, through the willingness to let go of everything we are presently clinging to.”- Cynthia Bourgeoult
What a beautiful writing! Lately, with life's ups, downs and turnarounds, I’ve had a hard time tapping into the “hope” that she writes about above. Personal moments of doubt, distress, family sufferings and the world at large make it hard to stay connected to our aliveness, to have faith and definitely to surrender. I’m letting hope back in with my body - it’s strength and resilience, with my mind - it’s power and purpose and with my spirit - it’s unseen knowing. When do you feel most connected to your HOPE? I know I do when I’m dancing, sometimes that’s the only place I have access to it. I thank all of you who celebrate their aliveness with me in this way. I wish you my very best and to remember hope’s home within all of us❣️ With love ~Ami
We welcome you to IGNITE with us!
Movement, expression, curiosity, playfulness and connection bring us together
Each workshop is its own unique experience, and independent of the one that
came before, so come as often as you wish.
Come join us on :
Saturday, February 17th from 3 to 5 pm
at the Noyes Cultural Arts Center in Evanston, Room 211.
RSVP by texting Ami @ 773-531-3761 or ami@alivewithami.com
Please come for the entire workshop and on time:))
Wear comfortable clothing and shoes, bring a water bottle and your sense of play!
Please pay at the door
REGISTER HERE
ami@alivewithami.com
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