I recently attended a Universal Medicine Saturday event where I discovered the impact our movements have on our body and all that surrounds us. I could understand the impact on people, but this time around I began to realise that our surroundings include our relationships with each and every object we come into contact with, and this is of equal importance.
It made me stop to review how often I would move in a hurry or constantly move in the zone of wanting to get from A to B, not taking into consideration the speed in which I would place my plate on the table, how I would open and shut doors or the simplicity of plugging a cord into a socket, all of which are movements that impact on each and every one of us.
In many ways my movements were classic to those of any inbuilt drive motor that was constantly in top gear and would only switch to the ‘off’ mode when the exhaustion levels kicked in – never realising all that I was in contact with and what mark I had left behind.
Taking this on board, and with what I discovered at the workshop, I became aware of how over time my movements did change. With no perfection, I was more open to moving in my home and workspace with less drive and becoming aware of the responsibility that my movements carry. Over time I noticed that even though I had changed my movements there was still an element of drive that was pushing me in my daily routine, and that when I stopped I could feel the tension I was still carrying. The self-care was there, but not to the level that I knew was true and it didn’t feel as though this was coming from my body.
A lesson in the simplicity of movement …
Last week I was asked to make a quick dash to the shops to buy a gift for a work colleague in one of the local shopping centres. It was a busy Saturday afternoon and I only had an hour to spare before I needed to be at another appointment. As I entered the gift shop I was greeted with a busy showroom full of customers buying from the sales rack. Each shop assistant was serving and the traffic was consistent. I viewed the various pieces of jewelry in the glass cabinets and waited patiently to be served by the staff.
As I looked up to make eye contact I noticed a small bubble floating in the air. I turned to see where it could have come from. There was no bubble making machines on display. This bubble literally came out of nowhere but I had a feeling that there was a lesson to be learnt.
I observed the bubble as it circled the room. Its small yet simple spherical shape made its way effortlessly to all the corners of the gift shop. It floated up high and came down low. Amongst all this were people moving around quite frantically in a buying frenzy. The bubble did not jolt or react when customers moved at a fast pace. The bubble kept steady and slid along the front counter case with no one realising it was there and then took off again. It circled a couple that were disagreeing over which item to buy and then landed on the table top near me. I stood and looked at the bubble. It was clear, transparent and delicate in its structure. It was not hiding, rushing or holding back what it was – a simple bubble moving delicately amongst the crowd.
I noticed the bubble …
- Kept its own pace
- Stopped every so often and then took off again
- Travelled high and low and was not affected by the crowds coming in and out
- Rested on surfaces that would have been considered high traffic spots and was never crushed
- Was transparent, yet easy to miss with a blink of an eye
- Didn’t react or jolt when customers moved by at a fast pace
- Moved in one direction and the other effortlessly but with a purpose
The bubble then made its way down the tiled entrance area, smack bang in the middle of the busy pathway. I was sure that this bubble would be gone in a matter of seconds. I watched and observed how it sat patiently, did not move, held its own and was still in its full state.
Within a few minutes I was being attended to by the staff and purchased the gift. On my way out the door I stopped to see if the bubble was still there. Sure enough there the bubble stood – still in its full size as more people entered the shops – not wavering from its position.
As I left, I came to realise that I was being shown a lesson in how my movements could be; where I am still holding my space, yet not affecting all that is around me, from the people, to the angles of the cupboards, to the shapes of the doors and cabinets. Everything is part of a whole and this bubble was showing me the delicateness of who I am and how I can live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe just like the delicate and fragile bubble.
My deep appreciation to Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine for presenting the work of the Ancient Wisdom that offers the opportunity to be inspired to bring simplicity back into our lives in the simplest of ways, knowing that we all have a part to play in the movements we make in this amazing universe we live in.
By Anonymous
Further Reading:
Walking in Presence and Without Pain
The Power of my Walk
Don’t poke Holes in the Air, the Seagulls might Trip Over
The Truth about Serge Benhayon 
I have discovered that one of the ways to check in on my body and how it moves is via the swimming pool.
It’s as though the water magnifies our movements, so that the drive to push through our day is clearly defined. Just by clocking how we move through the water supports us to as you say anonymous to feel the tension we carry in our bodies without realising it.
I loved the delicacy of this statement, “Everything is part of a whole and this bubble was showing me the delicateness of who I am and how I can live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe just like the delicate and fragile bubble”. I could feel this statement and the importance for us to not rush into everything. There is a big difference, because in the rush we receive the obstructions. In the space, time and motion seems to stand still. Wouldn’t that be interesting for science to experience.
What has been bought to our awareness is that everything on this planet matters, and everyone and every thing plays a role in it. When we impact an area by our disregard, indulgences etc, we do not know the impact it has on another as the ripple isn’t seen by the naked eye.
There is much to our lives than our physicality.
What a beautiful way to have a lesson, ‘I came to realise that I was being shown a lesson in how my movements could be; where I am still holding my space, yet not affecting all that is around me, from the people, to the angles of the cupboards, to the shapes of the doors and cabinets.’
“It was clear, transparent and delicate” A beautiful Magic of God message for us all.
I could feel the delicacy of this bubble. In the rush no one would have noticed that bubble. When we stop for a moment, we observe that God is continually speaking to us. It’s us that don’t notice that magic…
Hence fragility and delicateness can be a strength. And this is no oximoron, for true strength comes from ones ability to be open and vulnerable.
Another analogy of how the quality of movement or energy can affect everyone around us is if we were to pee in a swimming pool full of water – the urine makes its way all around the pool even if you cannot see it and hence encircles (and affects) everyone. In our sea or energy that the world is, we cannot escape the choices another makes. But we can choose to observe this and do the best we can to not react and instead see how we may have contributed to the situation (have we acted as a role model previously and done the same thing? Have we not spoken up to support another in the way that was needed? Or have we judged and condoned another without feeling what was truly needed?…). So many things to consider here.
How we move and how it can affect ourselves and others is best understood with the analogy of moving in a swimming pool. If we jump into a swimming pool full of water, we create waves and splashes on others and also against the swimming pool walls which then returns back to us. If we disturb the water in any way it goes out and comes back in that same quality. No different to the fact that we live in a world of energy and even without water, the energy around us does the same thing. When we consider it this way, I find it easier to see how even our simple movements can affect us and others instantly.
A great visual example of what is happening in our world all around us, and so the importance of how we move.
Henrietta Chang That is it exactly, so well expressed I have just left a comment about how the swimming pool reflects our movements back to us by the quality of the water that we move. There is a man who goes swimming and it is possible to tell from the way he swims that he is very angry, we may feel the anger on land because we feel everything but it is magnified in the water. It’s fascinating that we can use the magnification of the water to support us to understand how we then move on land.
To hold ourselves steady no matter what goes on around us is one of the greatest gifts we can give ourselves and others. This does not need to be done with perfection but a simple willingness to be the observer and learn and be open to what one sees.
Having a life style bubble will assuredly pervade our life at some stage and will need to be looked into so we can move around without reacting to what is happening around us.
I too am getting more deeply the impact “the impact our movements have on our body and all that surrounds us.” Responsibility being called for big time as awareness deepens for us all.
There have been moments in life when I have felt like that bubble, moving effortlessly through crowds. Each time the focus has been on allowing myself to be moved rather than trying to control the situation and mentally work out which way am I going to go to dodge people.
It was very magical how the bubble kept moving in space, ‘The bubble did not jolt or react when customers moved at a fast pace. The bubble kept steady and slid along the front counter case with no one realising it was there and then took off again. It circled a couple that were disagreeing over which item to buy and then landed on the table top near me.’
Life is full of symbols to deepen and inspire us and magical when we’re aware of the offering.
There is so much we can discover in the quality of our daily movements and how they can affect our health and wellbeing.
We seem to be in a constant hurry to get things done and on to the next thing. Because I fall into this category I decided to conduct an experiment on how I use my seat belt to click my self into the drivers seat and how I unfasten it when I want to exit the car. When I’m thinking of something else, the next place to be, what I need to get at the supermarket etc., I put the seat belt on automatically without thinking. But if I focus on what I’m doing from moment to moment putting on my seat belt or unfastening it is a pure pleasure. When I’m not thinking about my seat belt the action is empty and now I stop because I can feel that emptiness in my body and if feels awful.
A great experiment to conduct Mary, showing the importance of putting your attention on what you are doing in the moment.
It’s amazing really that a bubble is so delicate and fragile yet it’s movements are so graceful despite the busy environment. It is a reflection for me that I too can hold the grace, magic, beauty and delicateness wherever I am.
As you say the bubble reflects possibilities held within each one of us to bring magic, grace and delicacy where-ever we are.
And with purpose, ‘Moved in one direction and the other effortlessly but with a purpose’.
When we become aware of the energetic quality of our movements and how this can affect others perhaps we would be more responsible with the quality of our movements.
Well said Chan – for awareness is the first step for all of us in realizing we may need to change the way we do things or how we move.
Being aware of the quality of our movements is super important as there are such wide reaching implications from our every move.
‘a simple bubble moving delicately amongst the crowd.’ how awesome to experience this playful magic of God. When we rush we are not able to see how delicate we all are and how we can move in unity with each other when moving in our own rhythm.
This is gorgeous what it reminded me of was a child and how even in all the busyness and bustle around them children are in tune with the magic that is all around. Lovely that you have allowed yourself to reconnect with this.
Yes, it is a gorgeous sharing, magic and playfulness always make lessons so much more fun.
I am beginning to have an awareness of just how much I live life in autopilot mode so therefore every movement is made in this mode. Bringing more attention to the detail of my movements I know will take time just because I have never given any consideration to the detail of the movement. We are taught how to walk to get from A to B but we have not been taught to bring awareness to how we move. Is it possible that this is why we have back problems within our society because we have not paid attention to the way we move but relied on the mechanics of movement which is completely different.
The magic of God and the messages are all around us every day but it seems to depend on how we are moving that will then allow us to notice or not. This is such a great example.
I have usually been in a hurry and most of the time managed to be exactly on time. That is a lot of unnecessary stress as we can start a little earlier, not be in a hurry and arrive a little early and be much more ready for the meeting.
Early in life I knew I didn’t like the feeling of anxiety inherent in running late and arriving just in time. Now, I hold the intention to arrive before the start time of any meeting, this ensures, I enjoy the journey and arrive feeling more prepared and settled.
I prefer to arrive to appointments and meetings early, so I am settled and ready for what is next.
I love coming back to this blog. It lovingly reminds me that there is always a deeper level, without judgment, for me to connect to in my movements – not to remain in comfort with where I have deepened to.
What a gorgeous analogy of just being yourself and holding your space no matter what is going on around. There is such simplicity in that – a great lesson for all of us.
It certainly is Monica. The key is to not morph ourselves to suit others but to stay connected with ourselves and be who we are, holding a loving space without compromise.
Monicag2 I had to stop listening to an audio book because I could feel the tension from listening to it was having on my body and the thoughts I was having. This is just one small example of how if we do not stay present with ourselves via our breath, how we can be taken in.This example of the energy coming through the audio book was changing my thoughts which was changing my movements to take me away from myself into the fantasy of the book. It was because my thoughts had changed that I was able to ask myself the question of what’s going on here. But how many of us listen to music, watch films and videos without discerning what the energy is coming through them. So learning how to hold our space no matter what is going on around us is such a valuable teaching.
A great lesson which shows that we can be all that we are, in any situation, and the joy that comes with that is reflected for all to see, whether they choose to see it or not.
Totally agree with everything you say here anonymous
“My deep appreciation to Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine for presenting the work of the Ancient Wisdom that offers the opportunity to be inspired to bring simplicity back into our lives in the simplest of ways, knowing that we all have a part to play in the movements we make in this amazing universe we live in.”
Serge Benhayon has brought back the magic of the universe and God, something that has been missing from our lives for a very long time, it’s always been there but we as a race of human beings have ignored our surroundings in a rush to get somewhere when actually we are going nowhere except round in circles. Perhaps if we were in less of a rush because after all we are going nowhere, we could slow down and in the slowing down it is possible our health would improve as the stress of rushing is having a negative impact on our bodies.
As you say Mary the magic and love of God has, and is, always here, it is just that we have not only ignored we have chosen to deny this. Serge Benhayon shows this to us and reflects the Path of Return home to the bosom of God.
“Serge Benhayon has brought back the magic of the universe and God, something that has been missing from our lives for a very long time”, this is so true Mary, the words ‘God’ and ‘religion’ have lost their beauty, they have been bastardised and changed away from their true meanings at great loss to human life. Serge has restored the purity of their meaning not from what he has said, but from what he has lived first and then shared from that Livingness, and this is something we can all reconnect to.
I love how you connect the words God and Religion with beauty, we have made them into a struggle, and something exclusive, not feeling the beauty of what they truly mean and bring.
I was at a community event last weekend and there was a huge bubble making stick that children and their parents could play with. The bubbles that were made were huge and small. There was joy and delight with everyone as the wind took the bubbles into the air and as they danced and bounced over heads and trees. Their colours were spectacular too. Grace, joy and playful… the bubbles showed us our true nature.
What I can feel from the way you describe how the bubble was moving is how free and open the body feels when it is just allowed to collect itself and move in response, and there comes a sense of purpose, but I am not directing it. There is something there deep within I cannot quite describe, but it feels like the ultimate yes to be in that way of moving. I guess that might be what we would call obedience.
Moving in space in alignment with the Divine plan.
We are led to think that to be in our delicateness can be weak and fragile, but this shows us that it can be our biggest strength and that it is OK to bring that to the world – even a super busy one.
It is very beautiful how we all get the exact message we need if we choose to see. Actually we get the message whether we choose to see or not. For someone else the bubble might have burst immediately and for many they would not have even seen the bubble.
Very much so. It does not even need to be something as striking as a bubble but can be something much smaller.
a bubblet?
A beautiful reflection of ‘going with the flow’ of your own movements and not being affected by all around you.
And always so lovely to watch the bubbles in their flow.
This bubble is amazing as a symbol of how our movements can be – steady, present, purposeful, with strength and with grace.
Many people might find it challenging to be in busy situations, to hold themselves and to not get overwhelmed. Your sharing gives the simple tips of how we can hold ourselves when we stay with ourselves, feel our body and the stillness inside us and observe but not react or move differently.
This bubble is a gorgeous gift and offering and has presented a great lesson in consistency, commitment, respect and steadfastness.What a wonderful reflection it was and still is.
Reading this blog again today brought an awareness of the vast spherical bubble that we are always held within – the un-wavering bubble of the Body of God. Thank you Anonymous.
“Sure enough there the bubble stood – still in its full size as more people entered the shops – not wavering from its position”.
That is a BIG bubble!
We learn to use movement at the service of doing. This changes when we discover that movement can be at the service of being as well and when we connect to this, even the quality of our doing changes.
Very erudite observation and comment; movement is in stillness and can come from stillness and when it does, it enriches everyone and everything, to the furthest corners of the universe.
gabrieleconrad I totally agree with you from my own experience I was part of a group that took part in a webcast in a different time zone to me, one of the presenters had a quality of stillness and divineness that I could feel and it was very enriching as without a word being spoken the movements showed that it was possible for everyone to be in the deep settlement and grace that was being offered. so if I could feel this quality then everyone was able to feel it whether they realised this or not. We do not live in isolation to each other or the universe as we are led to believe, it’s a complete fabrication.
What a gorgeous observation and reading shared with us exposing how when we choose a willingness to be open to what is on offer we can learn so much that will support us in everyday life observing the reflections around us rather than focusing on our world and what needs to get done.
This is a very beautiful blog sharing the lesson you were given so that it can be an inspiration to us all is very magical.
My take away from this blog is captured by these words
“Everything is part of a whole and this bubble was showing me the delicateness of who I am and how I can live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe just like the delicate and fragile bubble.”
In the past few days I participated in a group Walking Therapy Session lead by Serge Benhayon where we were guide to walk focusing on our feet, arms and hips such that it was like we gliding like the bubble as we walked. Beautiful to experience and witness and I definitely intend to keep practicing to maintain that focus as I walk until it becomes my norm.
This beautiful bubble and the way it moves is such a great image to remind us to stick to our own grace, gentle, steady rhythm instead of the usual hurly burley and race.
This bubble is the antithesis of the chaos of human life and shows us that it is possible to hold steady and be unaffected in one’s every ways and every movement.
Yes how to be beautiful, delicate, transparent and free in our movements!
The bubble is a beautiful reflection of how it is possible to live and move in the world without being affected by what’s going on around us – transparency is the key.
When we get caught in the hustle and bustle of daily life noticing a bubble in an environment where it should not be can bring us to a stop for a moment to pause, reflect and begin again with fresh eyes looking at that same environment.
Young children – as well as older children like me – always enjoy bubbles, the way they move and the colours they reflect as they move. Now I will see bubbles with a deeper meaning as well.
Yes, there is much that can be learnt from this example, ‘ this bubble was showing me the delicateness of who I am and how I can live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe just like the delicate and fragile bubble.’
What a simple and beautiful lesson from a bubble and a lovely reminder that our movements are part of the whole movement of the universe, and that we each have a responsibility to move in such a way that is in harmony with everyone else and with everything.
What a gorgeous reflection of divinity by this transparency and interconnectedness in movement: ‘Everything is part of a whole and this bubble was showing me the delicateness of who I am and how I can live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe just like the delicate and fragile bubble.’
What a gorgeous reflection of our true and divine nature – totally spherical and completely transparent. Not touched by the hum and buzz of life but still very much in it.
It really is extraordinary that the bubble didn’t burst but how lovely that it offered such a still reflection for you in that moment.
The symbology of this bubble, its transparency and spherical nature, at that particular time is undeniable and a real gift to the writer and through this blog, to all of us now.
The way this magic bubble made its way around the store without popping was a symbol of the true strength of human delicateness and fragility for us to learn from and use in our own lives.
‘Moved in one direction and the other effortlessly but with a purpose’… ‘effortlessly’… power has no force, just purpose.
Great analogy – could it be that transparency is key to how we live and to holding true to who we are?
From your description I get rich a sense of wholeness, absoluteness the bubble is without any holding back or push. It is a great lesson and so lovely that you took the time to see and then share this.
Beautiful to feel your experience through the bubble story. We can too move transparently through life, delicate and graceful in our movements, reflecting the beauty all around us, steady and true.
A gorgeous bubble analogy of how we can be in life in observation and flow, thank you Anonymous
‘I could understand the impact on people, but this time around I began to realise that our surroundings include our relationships with each and every object we come into contact with, and this is of equal importance.’ I’d also add to this our relationship with the space between every object. The quality of this space is what we live in, what we react to, what can influence us, so an important question to ask ourselves is what is the quality of movement that I’m contributing to this space?
We too can be like this bubble, delicate and vulnerable but yet very steady and powerful in our presence.
It’s like the bubble was reminding us all how we too can be.
I’ve always loved bubbles and how they float around and settle so gently… and seeing young children smile and laugh watching them. The bubble was also showing how not to be an individual and just thinking about ourselves and what we need to do but instead considering how how movements and exchanges affect everyone around us.
yes I picked that up too. That it could really easily have been about being an individual but it really felt so much bigger than that, like its job was to hold a space and remind people to be playful.
No wonder children love bubbles so much!
What a great reminder today that we can be ourselves anywhere even in places of high traffic … it asks that we be us and not use any part of out there as an excuse to say we can’t, it’s about moving in a way that stays steady to who we are … thank you for such a great way of showing how we can be and move.
Sure Monica, while we think we are so fragile and will be hurt by the business of the world we are actually very powerful in this vulnerability if we do cherish it as an important quality of our essence and live it in full.
‘Everything is part of a whole and this bubble was showing me the delicateness of who I am and how I can live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe just like the delicate and fragile bubble.’ I love this. WE have a tendency to think we have to be strong and loud to claim a place in the world but it is not true. To recognise and be aware of our delicacy and live it on a daily basis is so supportive and in itself gives us strength and a beautiful lightness of being.
Beautifully said Elaine, our delicacy and lightness gives us a different kind of strength that gives us an ease and a flexibility and a grace with which to deal with whatever life hands us.
As we expand our awareness, we can observe that we establish and live a relationship with an increasing set of things (understood in a broad sense of the word) and the importance that each of them has on our ability to relate to the other one.
The magic of the universe shown in such earthy style by a moving bubble, equally showing how untarnished it is and how much we can be holding ourselves and eachother in space when we allow ourselves to move in a way that is steady present in connection with oneself.
The drive is much easier to spot if it attempts to creep in as it now feels so uncomfortable in my body, ‘With no perfection, I was more open to moving in my home and workspace with less drive and becoming aware of the responsibility that my movements carry.’ Yes, there is huge responsibility with each and everyone of our movements.
Bringing in more awareness and responsibility of our movements and how they affect everything is key.
And talking too. What do we bring to the table? ‘Expression is everything’ as a wise man has shared with us.
Yes we do, we all have a part to play and it can be one that adds to the rush or stays with stillness and offers a reflection of another way. Thank you to the delicateness of the human and nature ‘bubbles’ that have been my reflection along the way, to inspire and call me home 🙂 Thank you for the perfect timing of this blog this morning – another bubble!
I love these moments where there is so much reflected back/shown and there’re so many of them, it is only a matter whether I am open to see them or not. And you put it so beautifully into words how rich and vibrant and full these moments are.
I still love bubbles too. They are so delicate and most people love them – they have a movement all of their own – wafting along until they touch someone or something – then burst. We too are sensitive and delicate and just our presence affects others – like the bubble. Do we move with grace and delicacy like the bubble – that can uplift peoples hearts?
“Do we move with grace and delicacy like the bubble – that can uplift peoples hearts?” A beautiful invitation Sue to be open to the gracefulness that lives in all of us.
Yes we can be the ‘bubbles’ as described in this blog – delicate, flowing, steady and powerfully holding our space and our presence and inspiring others along the way.
David Bowie made me so envious in the kid’s movie from the 80s’ The Labyrinth, there was this scene that he is able to touch the bubbles, I always found bubbles magical and I still love them as an adult. I did however want to be able to touch them and as a child I was disappointed that they popped if you tried. What I did learn though, is if you are very delicate, they can land on your hand and remain whole.
The depth in which you have ‘read’ the meaning of the bubble in the shop is brilliant, these types of reading are available to us constantly in life, if we only stop for a moment and allow the magic in. That bubble was equally there for everyone in that shop to learn from but we only notice what is right in front of us, when we are ready
“That bubble was equally there for everyone in that shop to learn from but we only notice what is right in front of us, when we are ready” – This observation is so true Sarah, that we tend to notice the symbolism of things when we have reached a point in our development that allows the awareness of its meaning, as was so amazingly done by Anon. in this blog. There are sometimes when I will see something that seems absolutely magical (like the other windy day where a spiralled plastic bag was dancing between three two large buildings going 40 feet in the air one minute, almost touching the ground and then right back up again as if it was somehow under remote control) and I feel I may be the only one that notices there is something there to feel into what it’s meaning is at that moment. For me, that dancing bag was showing me how I needed to and could easily keep things light and playful at work even though there were some very challenging and heavy things going on that I was dealing with at the time.
The bubble may not have been there for everyone as in my experience these messages are often specifically configured for a particular person to see and receive a message pertinent to them in that moment.
I love that you could learn from a simple bubble. The power of observation cannot be underestimated.
The ancient wisdom of The Way of the Livingness as presented by Universal Medicine provides an opportunity to open up to the magic of life, to the magic of God and to see life as an opportunity to heal, learn and deepen our understanding of it. This is a great example.
There is a magic in situations like these that bring forth a wisdom from that feels (and is) designed just for us. The Magic of God is with us everyday, and there is much to appreciate alongside the wonder and awe of what we are a part of.
I love how life provides us with exactly the right lesson we need at exactly the right time.
Such a gorgeous sharing thank you, a reminder that magic happens and is all around us if we are open to receive the message we are being gifted with beautiful observations of how we can effortlessly move through life.
The details of the things that happen in our day, and the fact that you noticed the bubble and shared your observations in this blog is lovely. A reminder for me to be aware of the small acts of magic that happen all around us, that can so easily be missed in our busy days.
There really isn’t anything that is random. We are constantly being shown things around us, it is simply about us tuning into it and seeing it for what it is…how can life be boring when life is in constant communication with us. So always developing awareness is key.
I have enjoyed watching a bubble move gently along on its path, it gently moves with the wind and rolls over obstacle lightly. It responds to the wind and vibrations we see can to see. Can we move more in life responding to vibrations rather than just what we hear and see?
I just love the bullet points you have given us here and the statement that I am also confirming “Everything is part of a whole and this bubble was showing me the delicateness of who I am and how I can live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe just like the delicate and fragile bubble.’’ A very precious blog Anonymous.
Effortlessness in movement – That’s what we have available to us, but how many of us choose to struggle and bludgeon the body so much that movement feels like an effort?
It is so wonderful to connect to how our movements affect all because they can be either harmful and healing and once we have the awareness we then have more choice. The joy and magic that often happens when we move in harmony is out of this world!
A simple example of how we move and how we interact and how this results in our surroundings is when we walk in nature if we keep the simplicity of the bubble we will see the magic of nature , the playfulness of nature and feel its complete harmony.
There is a world of difference between affecting everybody and everything with our harsh movements or blessing them and the all with the presence, poise and unimposing manner of how we can and would innately move.
Spot on Gabriele, our movements have the power to heal or harm others, to live this truth is life changing for us all.
The movements we make can be very disruptive, or totally in harmony with the space we are in, it is a beautiful science and it takes dedication and Harmony to live and move this way.
This is a beautiful story to keep to be reminded that I can always be tender and delicate in any situation. That being rough and tough to get through life is simply not true.
The delicacy and transparency of a bubble and how it moves ever so light. What an awesome reflection of choosing simplicity in life just being present in our movements and feel how we are connected with the universe and its flow.
What a powerful message for us all from a simple bubble;
“It was not hiding, rushing or holding back what it was – a simple bubble moving delicately amongst the crowd”.
This morning in a Workshop I just experienced what you describe Anonymous, the space all around me and within me. I felt weightless and transparent, so this strange feeling of being unseen and yet totally visible at the same time to all if they choose to see me for all that I am, seemingly vulnerable but totally unaffected by any threat, like your bubble.
What you share here is super powerful and truly shows the simplicity in life. There is so much to observe and be if we allow ourselves to be aware of all that is going on around us beyond the business and daily pace we take as so normal.
Very gorgeous and so apt, when we take care of us, how we are, how we move we offer a quality back to the world, one that says no matter what i am here and I will be open, loving and steady. Part of the all yet choosing how to be in it. This is how we can live.
Beautifully said Monica
I was in an elevator yesterday and there was a couple arguing. When I went in I stood very still. They stopped arguing. It brought to my attention that every one of our movements are affecting everyone, and we do feel it.
Wow that is gorgeous and so powerful Adele. I have had similar experiences which are rather fun to observe!
Our moods are more affected by our movements than we realise, and certainly more than they are affected by our thoughts.
A most beautiful sharing, thank you for doing so.
The simplicity of movement when connected to is divinely powerful.
‘a simple bubble moving delicately amongst the crowd.’ And we can be the same within crowds, not crushed, hurried or driven, but moving ever so gently.
Really beautiful to also see that the bubble is just itself, despite any pressures that come it’s way they are all coming from outside it. If it took these on so to speak it would indeed be crushed.
Such a glorious reflection of how to be in the world.
Being able to move like the bubble in this blog is a possibility for all of us and can be achieved effortlessly if we choose so. But here is the crunch, we do choose so or not, thus choose differently, what are we then choosing for as this is peoples common way of living? To me the answer is simple as them we choose to live in reaction to what the world is reflecting to us instead of what is really asked of us and that is to respond and in that to be like the bubble that is there to live that what is needed in any moment, not for ourselves but to serve others to show them the way out of this mess we have created on this earth.
A beautiful sharing Anonymous. For us this bubble shows us just how easy it is to be truly in our lives in a very natural way by not allowing pressure to build that then throws us off balance.
I have been noticing how I move at home is slightly different to how I move when I am elsewhere. At home I tend to move with a drive to get things done and I notice how I tend to be more agitated, frustrated and impatient. My change in behavior I feel is related to my movements and your blog certainly confirms this. I am going to place more attention to the energy and quality of my movements to see the difference it makes in how I feel and respond to others.
Understanding that it is possible to move through life with both delicacy AND strength is a profound and much needed lesson.
“…Never realising all that I was in contact with and what mark I had left behind.” This line really stood out to me, how many times do we move in the day and we are not aware of everything and everyone we are in contact with, and what marks we have left behind? For me the sand on the beach is one of the greatest reminders of this, because whatever you do and however you move, it leaves a imprint of your exact movement.
It is very revealing to realise that we are in fact in a relationship with everything and that our every movement carries a quality of vibration that we are connected to, be it love or otherwise. When we bring our attention to the quality of relationship we hold with ourselves, we then start to bring awareness and responsibility to the fact that, this is quality of relationship we then share with everything and everyone. As through every move we make, we communicate the vibration we choose to pass through us.
Great comment Carola, what you’ve shared really confirms what I have been noticing lately around how I react and respond to people around me. It shows how important it is to always be aware of what energy I am choosing to move and communicate in because it affects my next move, next thought and actions.
It’s the commitment to staying steady with ourselves no matter what is around us, that I can feel really supports us to see and feel clearly what is going on, and not to get involved or take other people’s stuff on.
Esoteric Yoga is a great and powerful support in developing a relationship with our inner stillness and how to move with that in everyday life. Our bodies naturally know how this works, how stillness moves in motion, it is us (the mind) that have busied ourselves beyond reach and relied on nervous energy to feed that instead.
I love your observations of how the bubble moves Anon…. a great reflection.
Yes being able to stay with ourselves, connected, not being impacted by other peoples rhythms, not dropping to someone else’s attitude or behaviours, and staying with our own movements is a way of being that can take some practice, with no perfection of course. But when we do stay with ourselves and not align to others, we build up that muscle within, that saying, ‘hey, this is me, I am going to be love no matter what is going on around me’.
What I find revealing is how can we use movement to our advantage (be with ourselves, come back to ourselves, deepen the relationship with ourselves, confirm ourselves) or to escape from what are we feeling.
This is such a beautiful reminder that we live in a sea of energy and how our movements affect the quality and flow of the whole.
I find this blog such a greater reminder to stay ever aware and present, deepening my connection with myself in everything I do and to observe and not absorb.
For me the bubble also represents how we can be in situations just observing not judging and allowing people to be… and a biggie for me not taking everything so seriously. It’s amazing how much do you notice and feel of his movements when you start to be aware of your own. Now if I let a door slam or I put something down too hard I realize straight away because it’s like a jolt in my body and I know I have affected others around me… this I never even realized before.
“Everything is part of a whole and this bubble was showing me the delicateness of who I am and how I can live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe just like the delicate and fragile bubble.” The simple beauty of a movement expressed from our whole being can be delicately shared with the all, just as you have superbly described here Anonymous. Thank you.
The bubble for me is also symbolic of the beauty, delicateness and preciousness amongst other divine qualities that is always present in the space around us. So we can choose to know and move with this or we can choose to stay in our ‘own bubble’ which feels more like a box, with hard edges and flat screens which say I’m not coming out nor letting anything in.
Everything is indeed a part of the whole and how wonderful that something so delicate could be there for you in the hustle and bustle of the city
I love your connection with the bubble and movement and how the bubble showed you a way you could be that held your space at the same time as being in the busy hectic world. I could really feel as I read your blog how we can still be delicate gentle and be aware of everything, and yet move within our own space without disruption staying in the flow of everything. What a beautiful message you were given that you could have so easily ignored in the rush to get everything done.
“With no perfection, I was more open to moving in my home and workspace with less drive and becoming aware of the responsibility that my movements carry” – great self-experiment to do Anonymous, and also even when we’re are not moving, and asleep or at home resting recuperating after illness for example, to think that we are still affecting things, people around us, is quite something and a responsibility too – we are working even when we’re not at work…changes the whole paradigm of what ‘working’ truly is.
His gives me a lot to
Consider – how am I moving and in what quality. What is the driver behind my
Movements. Is it to connect more or is it to get from a to b. I know I am very much in getting from a to b and this blog comes as a welcome stop moment to look at quality first.
The experience of seeing our surroundings when moving like the bubble, is totally different to when we are not, things either seem disturbing or they are observed for what they truly are.
I love returning to this blog and the grace I feel reading it. Today I felt myself pulled different ways with a changing list of tasks asked of me. It meant my plan to complete a necessary number of jobs couldn’t be fulfilled. I felt angry and stressed, a feeling of injustice arose like don’t criticize me for not being able to complete what is asked when asked to do other jobs takes precedence. Reading this reminds me of what is important, quality, and if systems fail because people are not supported then I can accept this and not invest in other’s opinions of me. This bubble teaches me I am loved and am love regardless of what business goes on outside of me.
Amazing, a tiny, delicate bubble still standing on the busy shop floor. This really contradicts a theory about the survival of the fittest, doesn’t it? No need to be tough skinned or big and strong, but the ability to surrender and be carried by the flow can take us very far.
Beautifully said Fumiyo. I visited my sons high school this week and saw how many choose to be tough and rough and hard to say to others, back-off. Fragility and preciousness or even gentleness is not honoured.
Thankyou for sharing all that you learned over the simplicity of movement and how we can stay with ourselves and not affect others or be crushed by the movement of others.
Great article – the only thing I would add by way of clarification is that moving delicately or indeed from a foundation of stillness has nothing to do with speed, and everything to do with quality. One can move fast and be non-imposing, and one can on the contrary move slowly, or indeed sit still, and impose their weight and stance upon the whole world. Similarly, one can move quickly and be in rhythm with life and themselves, and yet move slowly and still be caught in the rush of things.
Thank you, a very inspiring blog that shares the aspect of space and the brilliant example of that in daily life. We create a bubble of space by own choice. So thank you for sharing this with us.
Quiet regularly if in a rush or drive I flinch at how I put objects down. Coming back to this blog I feel a sense of appreciation for this level of sensitivity. It’s not about doing everything slowly, especially not at work as a waitress! But doing what I do with an awareness of my body. I am pretty sure that bubble was anything but slow and I feel we can be the same in our movements. Being gentle or present with our bodies doesn’t mean slow. If anything I am learning when connected there is a lot of ‘get-up-and-go’ without a drive.
The power of simply being is beautifully expressed in this. We do not have to be any more and not any less than who we are.
I am ongoingly inspired to recognise the qualities of this bubble in us all… and marvel at what it will look like when we all live and move like bubbles. There is such innate respect, grace and awareness in us.
The bubble reflects to us also, that we can communicate vast amounts not necessarily with words, but most certainly with movements.
This blog came to me today when I was doing some housework. Remembering to stay with me rather than clock watching to see how much time I had left before I had to head out today. Letting go and trusting showed me that more was done not out of speed but by the simplicity of not attaching to worry and choosing to trust time for the first time! Thank you this blog has shown me that it really does work!
To live life in mastery consistently like the bubble shows is a great thing…Universal Medicine’s presentations and presenters show truly what is possible. This is deeply inspiring and I know that by making different choices I can live this way too.
One of the most powerful and life-changing teachings I have received through Universal Medicine is the understanding that we are to ‘observe and not absorb’ life around us. By using the Gentle Breath Mediation (www.unimedliving.com/mediation) I have learnt what this means in a day to day practical sense, and cannot believe the difference it makes to how I feel at the end of a busy day. That bubble was ‘breathing it’s own breath’, unaffected and undisturbed by all around it, just going about it’s own wanderings. A beautiful lesson indeed, simple but very powerful.
The “bubble was ‘breathing it’s own breath’”, what a great understanding expressed by this blog. Thank you Jenny.
Absolutely jstewart51, and it’s translation into everyday life is transformative.
There is so much to be learnt and appreciated about the quality of our movements, because everything can be considered a movement from our breath, thoughts, feelings, reactions and behaviours. If everything is a movement we are constantly changing our relationships with other people and things in life? The question then arises does the quality of our movements contribute or negate to our harmonious interdependence?
I have found that to be aware in what energy and at what speed I make the big movements, such as walking, is quite easy and as a result the speed and the force that I used to walk in has reduced considerably, but it is often in the smallest movements that I lose my awareness. To take the time to make even the tiniest movement in total awareness is such a delicious thing to do with each movement then flowing naturally on to another; a beautiful ripple effect simply from expanding my awareness.
The reflection of the bubble gently floating with its own purpose and connection is very inspiring and real to feel in my body and something to be inspired by constantly as a reminder in all movements joyfully.
I also appreciate more deeply everyday all that has been shared and reflected by Serge Benhayon. Each day my body reflects back to me that there is a gentler deeper way to go about my movements, and I’m really starting to understand and feel that if I don’t honour this I might just burst. What is wonderful about this feeling is that I am truly inspired to honour it, and even stating to be obedient to it. This is a huge difference from the person who in the past would push through most things at the expense of my body.
Walking is one example that is very easy for me to practice movement with, for I find the signals from my body are quite clear on what pace I should move at on any given day and time. Some times it will be faster, other times I know I need to walk slower, but with both this should never compromise on the quality I walk with, I suppose you could say the pace I walk is determined by the need not to burst the bubble. Finding the rhythm that suits me.
I love re-reading this for the confirmation and feel that grace brings to us and is there at all times – it’s just a question of making the choice to notice.
I love the playfulness and profundity of this article. The delicacy and power of this bubble and the inspiration it has offered as it stopped you in your tracks and you went onto share the teaching you were offered. Thank you.
I am revisiting this blog and am still blown away by the power of symbolism and the magic of God that surrounds us on a daily basis as we go through the movements that make up the sum total of what we call ‘our day’. We live in a 3rd dimensional plane of existence and in this sense we belong to the temporal world (all that can be perceived through our 5 senses), yet our origin reaches much further than this. Through our 6th sense, our ability to feel and read energy, we are reminded of a place we long ago called ‘home’. And even though many of us may have seemingly forgotten what this home looks like, we are showered with reminders that we come from something far greater than what we, as a group, are currently willing to express here on Earth.
The truth here is that we belong to a much vaster intelligence than what we currently subscribe to and that this intelligence is truly universal and thus spherical by nature in the sense that we are all interconnected and thus going around in cycles until we arrive back at the point from which we departed from such beholding Love.
Amazing that a symbol of a bubble in this way can reflect so much of how life can be lived! Imagine if we actually lived with the grace and knowing this bubble held for you and everyone in the shop! We would have effortless harmony. Why we complicate our lives with trying and control is beyond crazy, when life can be so different.
What strikes me today re-visiting this beautiful blog, is how the bubble at times rested and at other times moved around, all in its own rhythm. There is something important for me to learn from this way of being, taking moments to rest, to stop and appreciate in the midst of a busy day.
I was walking slowly through an airport a couple of days ago, feeling connected to myself and in a beautiful rhythm. Lots of people were dashing past me and rushing by, but I met up with them all again at the baggage area. I felt I had been like the bubble you describe here, not getting affected by their impatience but giving a different reflection.
This little bubble reminds me of the way that children are and how we as adults use to be, a quality that is not lost but perhaps put aside in favour of the activities of life. It is amazing how many little events there are like this one available to us as a reminder of how we once were and can be again.
I just love the resilience of the little bubble, it shows me that we can be gentle and tender and exist in this crazy world without being trampled or popped.
Yup this is what gets me too… the realisation that all the ‘tuff nut’ exterior I thought I had to adopt to survive, is actually counter to my true strength, which is in living the tenderness and delicacy I naturally am.
Yes it does, and it doesn’t matter how small you are you can still have a huge presence and hold your ground. Great magic of God moment.
Beautiful to read how re-connecting with our bodies in self-care and self love is an ever deepening and refining process where we can let go of that drive and the need to push ourselves out of our natural rhythms in life.
Anonymous, it’s lovely how you had enough space in you to notice the bubble and observe its movements. It shows how there are so many opportunities presented to us to learn from the simple things in life if we can pause enough to take note of them.
Having been caught in hectic pace of life recently coming back to the bubble image of it’ holding itself’ is an inspiring reminder… and is exactly what I need to do.
I love this blog and the beauty and movement of the bubble comes alive in the gentleness and flow it offers us that can be felt is so real and attainable thank you.
I love how this is so profoundly inspiring in what it offered you and us all via this blog. Yes I can relate to how much learning can come from observing nature being with itself, and in harmony as this bubble was- so much we can all see and learn here.
I know I can change the angles of some things in the rooms of my house and how this order changes how lots of things feel. It is like how a teenagers messy bedroom can affect the whole house. When we know everything is energetic, we have a great responsibility because this has a huge impact of reflection elsewhere. It is time to be the flowing bubble in my home.
Movement has been one that I have taken for granted and just assumed it was what we do. After understanding the presentation of Serge Benhayon and still I am digesting the magnitude of what he presents. The simple truth that ‘Everything is Energy, therefore, Everything is because of Energy’ brings in our quality of movements and the significance that they have. So every day it is about checking in and seeing what energy I am choosing which is going to determine the quality of my movements. A choice that will never change, it will always be there to be made. I still have moments where I check out or even days but I know now that I keep returning to this truth and how powerful it is.
We relate to the world via movement. There is so much to learn from our patterns of movement! And there is so much we can do for ourselves by simply changing them!!
I love this blog, I have seen bubbles come of the washing up recently and pondered their quality and referred to this blog….they where so gentle and moved with the ebbs and flows of the air around them….not resisting but flowing.
“we all have a part to play in the movements we make in this amazing universe we live in” what an incredible reminder of the effect that each of our movements has on the universe, the impact is far greater than what the eye can see.
“Everything is part of a whole and this bubble was showing me the delicateness of who I am and how I can live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe just like the delicate and fragile bubble.” What a beautiful reflection the bubble is, showing us that it is possible to live a life full of delicacy, lightness and strength wherever we are and whatever it is that we are doing. This is a wonderful image to take into my day, thank you.
It is also transparent and reflects the light, sometimes rainbows shine on its surface, it is beautiful, and everyone feels and sees the magic of a bubble. If we allow ourselves to follow the movement of this bubble we will also be all these things.
You could have missed the bubble, not seen it in the busyness of a day… but you did see it and in so doing have shared some magic with us… thank you. It brings my attention to how many wonders and blessings I miss in every day and inspires a deeper attention to, and appreciation of, the detail and the importance of moment by moment awareness
This blog is a lovely reminder of the delicacy and sensitivity that we can move in.
Its incredible how something so simple as a bubble can open up so much observation and awe in its reflection.
Knowing when to be a flow is quite a feeling – knowing when to take action, when to wait, when to simply observe at any given moment is a very beautiful way to live.
It can be so subtle, our tendency to change how we are based on those around us. For me recently I have really noticed this in my swimming, pushing harder or faster than is right for me to keep up with or beat the other people in my lane, or to fit my swim into their rhythm rather than swimming with myself. But if I am doing that in the pool, then that is also what I am doing on land.
“Everything is part of a whole and this bubble was showing me the delicateness of who I am and how I can live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe just like the delicate and fragile bubble.”This bubble is truly a gift from God with lessons for all of us.
Because of this article I am accepting so much more the strength in delicacy.
The moments when we stop and observe are full of wonder and magic – they feel like a direct link to God – they are our connection with God and the Universe. God is in the stillness that we feel in these moments as we breath in true union.
Anonymous, I can really feel the truth of what you are sharing here, I can feel that my movements are not as gentle and still as they can be; that there is still an element of drive and this is reflected in me having sore legs and so I can feel how there is a need to deepen the way I move; to move with presence and grace and not have the push.
Yes, that is true – the drive nudges things in the way of other things.
‘never realising all that I was in contact with and what mark I had left behind.’ – This blows the idea of having an ‘off switch’ or ‘time off’ to be irresponsible out of the water… If we’re constantly connected with everything we’ve chosen, written, worked on and done in the past, then the quality of how we live in every moment has an impact on the quality of that thing and how it is affecting people. This asks us to consider the unseen link we have with our movements and not just look at what’s happening on the surface.
mmm, yes, that is a much deeper level of responsibility and truly addresses the on-off switch. I can see that when I live for myself in ignorance of the energy we live in, I am and I come from, I want an on-off switch and when I live with the awareness that I am here for service and that everything I do has an effect on others, I don’t.
What a great story Anonymous and what powerful simple lessons a bubble has to reflect to us; through you, thank you.
I so love this story Anonymous, it’s the perfect symbolisms for how we can chose to move through life, unwavering in all our beauty.
Being aware Adrienne brought the magic of god to you in the simplest of ways as you stood waiting to be served. We really don’t have to go far to be inspired.
Although I am not able to move like this consistently all the time as yet I have noticed that I have moments were my awareness takes me back to this quality of movement and it is amazing how this then prepares me for the next.
And this understanding that each moment informs the next is a great point of inspiration for taking responsibility for how I choose to be right now.
I do appreciate how simple my life has become if I consider and remember how complicated my life was in the past and how much I was in a battle with life….always pushing, striving and trying to do more, always believing I was never enough. I am also deeply grateful to Serge Benhayon and the teachings of the Ageless Wisdom.
The beautiful magical simplicity of life and how are movements are effecting the Universe and natural order if we really appreciate and connect to the all with a harmony from within and move the way your bubble clearly shows. Inspirational.
Reading this reminds me of watching a feather drift down. I’d never seen this before. It glided down and seemed to float forever. It was such a magical moment reminding me that no matter what goes on in life there is always this grace we can choose and how discreet, unimposing but greatly magnificent it is.
Any ‘element of drive’ affects the way we move because it doesn’t come from our body but from an outside force that causes us to move according to its energy. The bubble was responding to its environment but was not driven by it. In the same way, if we surrender to the natural impulse from within our body we will move in harmony with our environment, responding to what is needed in perfect timing.
I love coming back to this blog – it is such a profound lesson in simplicity and not fighting our own natural flow of movement.
We think if we pay attention to our movements and the quality of our actions in certain parts of life and not in others we can get away with it. In reality everything is everything and it is always about the quality in everything we do.
What a magical, and very powerful, reflection. Just as we may see the delicateness of a bubble as something that greatly affects it’s resilience, I feel we can all to easily grossly underestimate how incredibly powerful we all are. The ripple effect that is started from everything we say and do is huge. This gorgeous bubble reflected, so gracefully, how simple it is to choose to be who we truly are, without being affected by the hub-bub around us, and how powerful and inspiring this is to those around us who allow themselves to stop and feel what is being offered.
Who would have thought movement could be so powerful. No wonder the mind can easily dismiss something so simple.
Going into the mind is the only way to dismiss the power in our connection to our body.
This blog is wonderfully written– what a gift for all indeed! I find it fascinating how so many people were walking by the bubble and did not appear to notice it there or at least if they did, they did not make a moment to stop and appreciate what it was showing us all. Shows how many moments we may miss in the day too that could be offering us great reflections of beauty and wisdom.
There is something so super playful and inspiring about moving myself as if I were a bubble… an opportunity to explore grace, flow, delicacy and awareness.
What a great reminder of how delicate and yet so steady we can be if we move with our bodies instead of going off in the mind and walking on auto-pilot.
One of the greatest challenges I face in my life is letting go of the layers of protection and guardedness and understanding that there is great strength and power in fragility, transparency and tenderness. It can feel counter-intuitive to ‘drop the guard’ when we are so programmed to go for security over love, but when I have truly embraced me and others in my life, I do feel more solid, more steady and much bigger than whatever disturbances may occur in my life.
Its is amazing what can happen when we move with grace, wihtout imposing ourselves on anyone in anyway. It allows a space and opportunity for others to open up in ways that although may seem surprising, are actually very natural and organic. When we are aware of what is happening before us in such situations, there is a deep humbleness in the knowing that there is so much more at play than we often realise.
The magic of God, its truly amazing isn’t it and when we are aware and willing to truly listen teaches us so much. I love what you read from the bubble its really beautifull. Thank you for sharing.
It is great to re-visit this blog, and be reminded of the power in being precise and graceful in our movements, as a constant reminder to all that by nature we are heavenly in our ways.
I love what you have written here, Janet ‘by nature we are heavenly in our ways.’ …. this is so true, being heavenly in our movements is innate, so we actually have to work harder to resist this and to move without the love that we are.
What a beautiful blog to come back to and read. The grace and movement you describe can be felt in my every cell. The vortex of busyness, rush and drive can be very pulling and yet there is the steadiness and stillness within if we allow it.
I have begun to feel bigger in the space I take up and I can feel I hold that space more consistently, it is interesting to look at how we move and the space we live in, with out just considering the physical matter we see.
The ancient wisdom as presented by Serge Benhayon teaches us that absolutely everything is interconnected and the quality of our movements affects the all.
What if we all had the grace of movement like the bubble? The world would feel a very different place then, let’s all move with more graceful grace.
So lovely to feel the cosistency in which the bubble moved and how we can also do this. Today I noticed how when I start to feel good or not so good about an encounter, even in the minutest of ways , it brings a hardness to my body and its movements. Beautiful to feel the constant grace that is there for us if we stay in the body and not let the brain start ticking in this evaluation process.
It’s like we see the way that we move as a ‘polite’ thing to make sure we fit in, and do not offend others. Perhaps we don’t fully realise but in this following along we end up moving in a stressful abrubtness, without any appreciation for the life that we have. This behaviour is the common way to navigate space in this world at the moment. Your words here Anonymous help me realise that when we choose to move with grandeur, our gloriousness and our true grace will stick out a mile. This unusualnesss is something great for us to get used to.
I am holidaying in Vietnam at the moment and have been finding it challenging to stay connected to myself. Your blog reminds me that withdrawal is imposing and it is far more harmonious to hold my own and connect to others.
It is our movement in and through life that speaks louder than our words.
A beautiful reflection of how we are allowed to hold our own and do not have to squeeze ourselves into what we have made and think the world to be.
Yesterday I got to appreciate how my presence really supports others to be and connect to themselves, every time I walked down a corridor a teacher would be looking for eye contact, even to the point I was waiting at some traffic lights and a child from a school went past in their car and we connected and smiled. It was like magic!
What a beautiful reflection we get all the time. Life is filled with them and these moments are gifts of communication. I love the story about the bubble and how it is possible for us to stay still and in rhythm no matter what is going on around us.
I had an experience this morning that I can feel I was upset about, and for the rest of the day up until now, I can see my movements have been cramped, static and rather uptight. Your words here Anonymous make it so clear that these reductions to our normal way, distort and contort our physical being and stop us from accessing our normal lightness of being.
It is quite profound to learn of the impact that even the smallest of movements can make on ourselves and those around us and the power we have to choose the quality in which each of these movements are founded…. movements that inspirationally can be just as beautiful and unimposing as those of the bubble.
Yes indeed, Anonymous. Living within the sphere of God’s body, it is always there as a possibility for us to connect back to a true movement and quality of love, and it is us who decides whether to or not.
The awareness that is offered by Serge Benhayon with this understanding of our movements is invaluable. Like all the teachings and presentations of the Ancient Wisdom, it is how we move in our everyday that can either simply support us all or add to the confusion and complication of life
This blog is inspiring me to be more aware of the quality of my movements, reminding me to ask myself, ‘I am moving with the universe or against it?’ The bubble also reminds me of how delicate we all are and how we can movement through life with purpose, gentleness, power and grace.
This is a superb read, and funnily enough, the other day, a small soap bubble puffed up out of the washing up liquid bottle and floated around me while I was washing-up, and it was fantastic to see this bubble effortlessly glide around me and remind me of this glorious blog!! I had to smile 🙂
Reading this blog this morning is a gift to take into my day – feeling how my movements can support everything or not. The transparency of the bubble there for all to see, thank you.
When we are busy, it is quite easy to ‘lose it’ and get into a frantic panic about how we will get things done in time. Today I was aware that my movements stayed with my rhythm and I recalled the ‘moving bubble story’ and I worked through loads of things and all worked out really well. It feels confirmation that we have a rhythm that supports us when we stay with it.
Such a beautiful bit of magic that you have shared. Today, I noticed how I felt a bit more clumsy than usual, my hand crashing into the bowl to retrieve my house keys, banging a plate on the countertop. I realise that there is a new level of delicateness that is being called for in my body, and there is an opportunity to connect with myself on an even deeper level than I have previously.
What a most beautiful teaching on movement and how to move.
There are of course those who will scorn at such a concept as is presented here in this blog. Who in their right mind would believe such a thing? And I will say in return, what has belief got to do with it? But neither will I judge, nor enter into a discussion based on such merits, for the truth is such a concept as presented here cannot be understood merely by the application ones mental faculties. It is only something that can be understood if lived first, then felt, then observed. Only then, when the mind is humbled into understanding that it is only part of the whole, and not the whole itself, and when it starts to listen to what the body can truly communicate back to it, will it then understand the concept presented here.
It is so true, Adam. Concepts as presented here can only be comprehended by embodying them through living them. Living these concepts a whole new Universe to the one generally accepted then begins to unfold.
What you offer here Adam is very powerful and worth contemplating deeply for choosing how to be fully with ourselves as we live “Only then when the mind is humbled into understanding that it is only part of the whole, and not the whole itself, and when it starts to listen to what the body can truly communicate back to it, will it start to understand the concept presented here”
It takes a while to understand the concept of movement and how it affects us. Most of our movements are far too abrupt, and this actually affects our vitality, as many esoteric students are gradually discovering. But why do we not know this? Quite simply, because most of us have become disconnected from our bodies, and thus have no relationship with or means by which to discover this simple truth for ourselves.
Bubbles when I was washing up last night reminded me of the wisdom of this article… thank you.
I too have had an ‘inbuilt drive meter’ which eventually always left me feeling exhausted and given up on life. The bubble represents an entirely different way of being – of spaciousness, grace and a harmonious connection to everything – that reminds me of how simple and joyful life can be.
Imagine if we all lived our lives in the grace, simplicity, lightness of being and flow of this bubble… the world would be an amazing place to be.
The beauty of these Magic of God moments is the simplicity of truth that is presented, and the feeling that life just is… there is nothing to worry about, nothing complicated.
Oh yes, Paula, the joy of accepting the simplicity of God and our purpose in relationship with him.
I love how bubbles are constantly reflecting light as they glide past.
There is so much around us all the time showing us how we can be or confirming that we are that.
Staying with My movements affords to know the My. Firts we need to have sense or clear marker of how I and my natural movements feel, the quality of being me and the movements that express and magnify this quality. If we only know ourselves by what life makes us feel we will not be able to choose Our own movements. Not that it is difficult to know oneself but there is not much in life that offers us a reflection or reference point. Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine have made it the foundation for everyone to know themselves first by their own innate sense.
Being a bubble and allowing ourselves to be moving in a way that is connected to the all and supports the all to be is a matter of letting what we think life needs to be and let ourselves be shown what life is. Remaining aware, connected and allowing an impulse to take us through life. I have realised there is so many ideals and beliefs that I have held onto that interfere with this process that is our natural way of being.
I love how the bubble, so delicate and fragile, didn’t burst, but flowed and stopped and took part in the whole busy situation. Beautifully simple example of the power of transparency and delicateness.thank you Anonymous.
The power and grace of delicacy, in a bubble.
If I keep my own pace in my movements, I notice that I don’t need to contract to fit in with others and yet there is a natural flow and order where there is space and room for us all, just like the bubble.
The bubble is such a great reminder of how we can be in the world, fully transparent shining all of us and not get burst (let things affect us!).
What I love about this gorgeous reflection is that even the most delicate and tender qualities do not have to be disturbed by what is going on around us. And in contrast the smallest piece when held steady even when people are oblivious to what is offered can play its part and have its impact on the whole.
Recently I saw a video of a bubble resting on snow and then getting frozen it was beautiful and huge reminder of the beauty and space that is always all around us.
How beautiful to see the magic of God at play, and claim the lessons that the moving bubble reflected. How we can move with delicacy and tenderness no matter what the situation maybe that we find ourselves in, and how our movements affect the whole, and the responsibility that this brings.
Isn’t it cool that we get communicated to on this level in so many different ways and that it is up to us to see all what is on offer to us every second of every day. Sometimes we can get caught up in what we have to do and living life that we don’t see all this magical messages.
There are moments in our lives that offer us an opportunity for a reflection that opens up a whole world or realisations – this was clearly a moment for you, and you have offered that to all of us. All we do affects the all, to be at ease with that responsibility, in fact to embrace that responsibility means we are given even more playful reflections as we go about our day.
Ever since I was a young child I have loved bubbles and wanted to follow them as they glided through the air. That feeling has never changed and the joy still bubbles up as I watch and appreciate what they reflect to me.
The bubble is so light and flowing knowing where it is needed that it is an inspiration to move in the same quality, light and flowing and knowing where to move next.
The reflection of the bubble is so beautiful and lovely to feel our lightness and delicacy and a real marker and inspiration amongst the denseness of the world our bodies and all that we take on. Who we really are is a reflection of our movements and how we are living and our delicacy can be felt in its simplicity and inner depth of movement and flow.
It is beautiful to feel that if we are truly claimed in all our movements we never impose ourselves on others, quite the contrary our movements take in consideration the people and things around us.
There are certain movements, or parts of the daily routine which I feel I am more flowing, at ease and moving like the bubble, and then there are times I feel the bubble squeezing in and it sometimes pops – learning how to surrender and allow the same quality to be present in all.
The bubble is very delicate and yet strong and able to move lightly in and amongst life. This is stark compared to how I feel I move, in a bracing and guarded way. Still there lingers the belief that such light movements would be easily squashed in this world. But coming back to this blog I now question is that really the case? And, how truly strong is my choice to move delicately? Something to explore. Thank you Anonymous.
If a bubble can be so symbolic and bring so much great awareness, then it is logical that everything else in the world can do the same. To me this means we are living in a world that is constantly giving us support and guidance through the tiny detail to the way a pebble is angled on a path. However it was not until talking with Serge that I came to understand this and only recently where I allow myself to be open to the world of reflections all around us. What a blessing and I love your lesson that this blog shares about your movements and the importance of staying true to who we are.
Me too MA, I find this staying true to who we are all the time, when the world around us offers space and when it doesn’t, like being in a busy shopping centre! We constantly have a choice about the energy we let in and I find there are many little signs around us when we are open to seeing them!
Considering we are constantly in movement, as was the bubble, and even in our sleep, it makes sense that every movement has an effect on the surroundings and the All in it. Much like being in water – the slightest move causes a ripple across the whole expanse. Just this simple acceptance in life can change our responsibility in how we approach and are in our everyday lives.
I agree, it is amazing how being in the water can reflect back to us the way we move. Seeing how the ripples we make go out and then, if we are in a pool, come back. Or touch others. It shows the responsibility we have because essentially the world is one big ocean we just do not always choose to be aware of the ripples we are making.
When we focus on our movements we immediately brings ourselves back to awareness and the choice can then be made in sync with the universe and in harmony to everyone around us.
I can feel how my mind is often the part of me that gets in the way of my own spherical body moving in accordance to its own true rhythm.
I am recently learning about how movements can be very different depending on the flow of energy we are using. It is obvious when someone very anxious or angry charges into a room, we can understand they are being driven by an energy. But it is the same for more subtle movements too. Watching the bubble showed you how the flow can simply continue in its flow without interruption from anything. A great reflection.
The gentle stillness of power of who we are, as reflected by the bubble.
Living from our fullness is much like sealing the spherical bubble – therefore allowing no points of weakness but is a strength that allows us to move from one situation to another, holding our own and in the lightness and flow that is unencumbered by life.
A delightful blog to read, that reminds me about the way we can choose to negotiate life with simplicity and effortlessness!
I am working with holding my space and staying present, and when I do I feel like the bubble you write about, there is an effortless flow to the day.
On more reflection of this blog i can feel how the bubble isn’t isolated but has a relationship to all that is around it without needing anything from what is around it. It has a relationship to the space around it, which is not empty, and it is this space which holds the bubble and allows it to do what it is impulsed to do without imposition. Space and the bubble are working in harmony together. Beautiful metaphor for our potential if we were to let go and live in space not time!
When I feel connected, in my body there is a natural grace and gentleness of movement. This blog is great confirmation that to simply remain in this quality is all that is needed.
What an amazing experience of the magic of God at play- teaching us to observe life and not be absorbed; to be transparent and surrendered which brings power in relationships, not weakness. Great lesson to learn.
Beautifully encapsulated and very inspiring. Thank you, Loretta.
Great call to come back to movements and to feel, be in contact and present with one’s movements all of the time.
I live in a city of intense franticness and work in industries of rush and very often I would feel affected and do not want to be a part of this. In the past, I have sought all ways to escape and avoid what I felt is not true, but that did not work either as I constantly feel I am holding a large part of myself back which feels horrible to say the least. I still feel very delicate when operating in the systems in the world but have now chosen to say yes to more opportunities that life constellates but live in a way which is true to myself while consistently opening conversations in understanding but also in deeper awareness with those that I work with. Sometimes it is not even what I say, but simply how I hold myself that is felt from others. When I said Yes to life, life offers me more opportunities to be true to myself and in this process I am building a deeper trust with myself as well as with others.
When I consider how fundamental movement is to my everyday existence, I see there is an opportunity to make a profound difference in this world by the quality and consciousness I move with and in.
It is a real eye opener when we begin to realise that everything we do and every movement we make, even without saying a single word, actually affects everything else around us.
Absolutely Eva. We cannot underestimate the impact that we can have, whatever it is that we are doing, when we are doing it from a place of true connection. The ripple effect reaches people far and wide.
Staying present with ourselves enough to take care of our quality is the biggest key to life! It removes all the excess stuff that we usually carry around and makes life simple. The bubble is a great image to refer to. It’s a great reminder.
“knowing that we all have a part to play in the movements we make in this amazing universe we live in.” Beautifully said, it allows us to feel the honour and grace we all hold within us and are allowed to and naturally flow by.
‘In many ways my movements were classic to those of any inbuilt drive motor that was constantly in top gear and would only switch to the ‘off’ mode when the exhaustion levels kicked in…’ I can really feel this in the way that we as a society perceive nurturing ourselves as a treat or something special when it is our natural way of being.
The points that you noticed about the bubble are great because you can relate them to the way we move in our daily life
Interesting to ponder on – I do not often consider the effect I have on objects because there is no visual immediate reaction like there is with people. Definitely something to keep in the peripherals. Thank you for sharing.
I love this description of the movements of the bubble, such harmony and synchronicity showing that we can all move in harmony together when our movements are in grace.
Reading your words again today Anonymous what floated up, out and off the page was the way we so commonly blame others for the hurts and difficulties we face. Yet all the time, the reality is, it is us who burst our own bubble. For with the quality of movement we make, we guarantee what comes next, if it is graceful, playful and light or flat, uneasy and a bit hard.
Taking into consideration the quality in which we move in and what we leave behind really does open up our awareness that it is not all about who we are and what we are doing. The life lived on self starts to dissipate and we realise everything matters and it effects the All.
I still struggle with the fact that delicacy is a really transformative and powerful quality. The article and this bubble are an inspiration and great point of inspiration.
And so it is about learning to hold myself not matter what is happening around me…thank you for this great reminder and analogy with the bubble.
I was on a bus, looking at the trees blowing in the wind, and all the tiny leaves floating down thinking how like they were just like snow/that it was ‘snowing-leaves’.. and as i was observing their surrendering patter, felt the abundance of messages that are there surrounding us every day in every day life… if only we take note of the energetic communication from nature.
It’s beautiful to stumble upon this blog today as just this morning I was reading in bed and watched this gorgeous little sliver of a white feather float oh so delicately and effortlessly through the air and I was mesmerised by its beauty. Reflections are around us constantly and always offer us much to confirm and appreciate who we are and the quality we in turn move from.
When we feel just how much our movements impact everything around us, even the things that aren’t around us, we begin to open our eyes to how connected everything is.
To bring a focus to my bubble, which is partly the ‘man ego thing,’ has come under the microscope for me, as I learn to live in a way that excludes any relationship with those ideals and believes that hold me back from my connection to my inner-most. So much of how I lived did not have the flow and was contracted, but by the simple awareness’s of being focused on what is happening to me when I am doing any movement, slowly learning through how I move that my movements is how I can be within myself. So I am working on being present with my movements so I do not get lost in a shop with my bubble and at the same time be aware of any passing bubbles. Thank you A., I feel I have just opened up and explored a deeper relationship with myself.
Building awareness of my movement at home supports me to be aware of and the building of my movements out in the world, (which, lets be honest can sometimes feel like a pressure cooker) enabling me to handle the stresses and strains of life in a more balanced way.
So true Rachel, I also feel that my awareness at home builds a rhythm in my movements that I can take with me so I do not go into any reactions because I have stayed present through my movements as I go about my daily life.
‘Building awareness’ – I love this because it confirms to me that we do already know the quality of this bubble and its movements and that all we have to do is simply open up to and develop our awareness.
And it confirms we are already everything and that our body is the key here.
We call ourselves human-beings because there are two aspects of ourselves, there is the human body which is dense with flesh and bone and there is the being which is light and otherworldly. To master life on earth is to master the relationship that exists between these two, to have harmony where the being expresses its light through the human flesh in amongst a world of form and shadow. This is why the symbol of the bubble in the shop is so important, because it reminds us that in amongst the denseness of life we still have light.
It is inspiring to imagine what the world would look like if we all moved with the grace of this bubble.
OMG indeed… imagine the whole world moving in and with grace – how divine.
Seamless movement, from one thing to the next, is where we can deepen our stillness and sense of who we are.
Appreciation and Attention seamlessly to the detail is where I find divinity.
Nothing is random, we are constantly being shown things around us, it is simply about us tuning into it and seeing it for what it is…how can life be boring when life is in constant communication with us!?
It is quite an art form to simply be, to simply be who you are, no more or less. It is also very joyful in addition to being harmonious.
What a gentle and delightful blog. Often the most profound insights are offered by the most simple and playful reflections.
So true Golnaz – it is often those simple reflections that invite us for a moment to stop and feel. When we do this, our inner-wisdom opens up and the revelations are free flowing.
What a gorgeous analogy, that we too can be the bubble, transparent, steady, unwavering in who we are, were all the hallmarks I get from this wonderfully delightful sharing.
I love re reading this, just the title is enough to make me smile and remember aha just be you!
Reading your blog again Anon, i realise the deeper attention i now have about things, like a leaf falling, or it floating past outside the window of a skyscraper office block [how did it get all the way up there?!], … and that never are such things random events but carriers of messages for us to connect to, the oneness of life in all its harmony.
What a beautiful sharing of the gentleness and honouring of ourselves that is our true way of being and the magic of the bubble you share with us all is a delightful expression of the playfulness and support God offers us by reflection.
As you describe the bubble there is not one iota of stress, tension, push or drive, just a beautiful harmony and flow.
It is interesting to observe how when a consistant steadiness develops in how we live and consequently in our movements, the impact of something unexpected happening in our lives and the effects this can have on our bodies, even when there is no seemingly physical reaction as there may have been previously. But by having this awareness, even then it is possible to bring our full attention to everything we do and with it the responsibility that we always have, regardless of what is going on in our lives.
When I think of the symbol of a bubble what I sense is lightness and space. It holds both these qualities. It is a great inspiration for allowing these qualities in ones life.
The lightness is just wonderful after a long history of effort. Interestingly the lightness is more effective in almost all cases and perhaps all cases that I have encountered.
I can feel the truth in how our movements affect others. Just spend a short time around someone who is in a quality of stillness and precise movement and you get to feel where your own movement is at. I have experienced this and been aware of times I have been in a drive, rushed and not taking the care that I could.
Great timing reading this blog. I am feeling very delicate at the moment and am aware that my work day tomorrow will be jam packed with many project deadlines. A great marker to hold true to what is needed knowing that the body is asking me to be super gentle with my self and to take one moment at a time. A great blog that inspires me to trust and let go of the little things.
When we realise that everything is everything, and our movements now prepare us for our movements later, we can become very still and present.
It is very sobering but also deeply inspiring when we realise what an impact we have when we move, whatever that movement might be. And once we allow ourselves to feel the air that is being displaced and whether the wake of a movement is harsh, abrupt and stony cold or harmonious and fluidic, it gets even more interesting.
A simple lesson but a powerful one reminding us not only of our delicacy and preciousness but also the great strength we all hold.
‘Moved in one direction and the other effortlessly but with a purpose’ I love this description of the bubble. So often I’ve bought purpose is presented as forceful and has felt imposing. So to be presented with purpose as a quality of stillness in motion opens up a way of being that celebrates who we are without any trying. It is wise and graceful, understanding and observant.
What a divine lesson, which demonstrates how every day we are offered opportunities that may seem to just happen to appear, but always come at the right moment as in this case giving a deeper understanding of how our movements can and do effect everything and everyone and yet we can reflect another way by staying with ourselves and our delicate nature and not getting caught up in all the rush and pressure going on around us.
With push in our lives to get things done there is no space for the grace of who we are and how we move when we are moving as ourselves.
I love reading this blog. It inspires the simplicity of the lightness of being.
Such a simple yet beautiful message from God and one that reflects the strength we have when we don’t hold back from expressing our delicateness, fragility and transparency regardless of what is going on around us.
It is a huge game changer when we start to realise that everything we do, every movement we make, actually affects everything around us. Hence every choice we make is of equal importance.
There is something to learn in everything we observe.
love the bubble analogy – transparency and lightness rising above the denseness by its own quality of being.
It’s the lightness a bubble moves with and the joy it brings.
We have all met people that seem to enjoy making waves for whatever reasons. Ripples on the pond are just small vibrations but still affect others. When we express who we are, in our clear bubble, we become a reflection, that can touch others.
Is it any wonder that kids love bubbles so much.
Bubbles always seem to know what is coming, to be one step ahead of the game in their movements. There is much that we can learn from them.
Anonymous, this is a beautiful way to live, ‘It was not hiding, rushing or holding back what it was – a simple bubble moving delicately amongst the crowd.’ We can stay steady, unaffected by what is going on around us, or we can react, get caught up in the drama and loose our steadiness and stillness and grace.
“we all have a part to play in the movements we make in this amazing universe we live in.” and that we are equally important, is so very crucial to know and understand to then be able to live it every day more. When we start to understand this we can heal ourselves and the world from all the woes we have inflicted upon ourselves.
I’m starting to connect more and more to one of the qualities you observed in the bubble: “keeping my own pace’. While this referrers to how I walk, for me I can feel it has connections in all activities I choose. Is it my true choice or am I giving my power away for some reason? If I do I know the bubble will surely burst – life has proven this truth a few times.
The messages we are communicated from God are super powerful.
Yes, and they are in everything around us.
I love the metaphor of how the bubble represents how we can be in the world if we so choose. Transparent, steady, flowing, still, gentle, present, fragile yet strong, delicate and so much more. It’s a matter of choice all the time, how we move, – we can learn so much from a simple bubble. Love it!
Sounds like this bubble has the art of surrender completely nailed.
Ha ha, love it!
Reflections are all around us, sometimes the greatest are the smallest! Look at what has been offered to us and exposed through the microscope!
Who knew movement is and could be so powerful and important. With the majority of my life and life itself focused very much on just doing and not the quality of the doing it may come as quite as a shock to some and other may ignore or resist it. The ultimate point is the responsibility we have in everything we do, every movement and how it is in relation to everything else around us.
In a world where the noise, stress and distractions become the focus, the simplicity of movement is often just too simple.
Agree Vicky, agree entirely. Every day I am learning (but not always remembering!) how such simplicity can be such a gigantic support.
Most of the time we take on the energy of others without realizing it. If people are rushing around in a nervous state that is void of presence like your example they leave in the room that energy behind them. Anybody walking into a room full of that energy if they are not aware of it they will take it on and become nervous themselves. The same goes for the energy of sadness or lethargy or anger or frustration, or competition, or anything for that matter. Like anonymous has described, the key is to notice the energy in the room and stay present with yourself and your movements, it is a choice to not allow that energy to enter. We can still be full of our natural joy even in a room full of frustration, in fact if we do so we can clear the energy of the room.
Wow this is super cool what you share. That everything we do matters and that our movements are very important. Most of all it is our connection with our essence within that matters the most because this determines the quality of everything that we do. Steady, transparent and not wavering just like the bubble. Love this, thankyou.
Its a game changer to realise that we are in constant relationship with everything around us and the way we move through life has a direct relationship to all things.
This blog contains the teachings of “Time, Space and all of us” for the bubble moves harmoniously in time with the universe amongst the disharmony of a world moving counter to this.
“It circled a couple that were disagreeing over which item to buy and then landed on the table top near me.”
What a magnificent example of the steadiness and grace with which we can move through life – the potential flow that is constantly on offer.
In the time you were standing in line, you described the journey of all the places the bubble explored at the same time. Our awareness of the world around us makes us the bubble in the room.
The efficiency of bubble blowing machines, the size of the bubble and its longevity are dependant on what mixture we put in the machine – which, this morning, reflects to me how important it is what we choose to put into our own bodies if we are to be as reflective, light and transparent as a bubble.
Today I felt a little more like the bubble when I attended a busy event, I reacted far less to the busy-ness of my surroundings.
The lessons we can learn from observing nature’s offerings speaks to me of the profound wisdom we hold within us; that which is called forth when we recognise it even in the simplicity of a bubble!
I realize that so much of my past movements where governed by what was going on around me, reacting rather then moving the way I felt I should move. I did this because I felt I did not trust myself, that I did not know what to do. I felt I had to do what society wanted in order to survive. With consistent self care, I am starting to trust myself more, and not worrying about what I believe the world wants, trusting that I do know what is needed. I have always loved to move, now that I am moving to my own rhythm, my level of body tension is less and my movement is more natural and true to me.
It seems to me that the most profound lessons are the simple ones, which begs the question ‘why oh why have we made everything so incredibly complicated?’.
What an inspiring and heavenly lesson you have observed here with the simplicity of movement in the bubble, totally unconcerned about everything around it, unaffected and unperturbed about anything close to it. It simply went on its way bringing its own reflection to those who noticed it. You have brought a very clever analogy here to be noticed that we can all learn from, thank you.
Not only is there delight and playfulness in the way you write about the bubble but also the inspiration of being open to the signs and points of learning around us all the time.
Attention to the details of life, opens up and confirms our relationship with the magic of God.
There’s such a grace and stillness in the bubble that is described in the above experience. Being with my movements means that I am allowing myself to feel this inner grace and stillness within me while I’m ‘doing life’. What if life is not about doing life different, but about allowing oneself to surrender to the inner stillness that is forever within.
What a great lesson for us all, to be in the moment and fully conscious of how we are moving, gently as that bubble. No need to stress just knowing all has its own pace.
What a simple message so beautifully delivered. God doesn’t need bells and whistles to make a point, a simple bubble is all that is required to convey a heavenly message, to just be our selves and remain open, steady, transparent and to go about our daily business fluster free. What a beautiful miracle to have witnessed and a superb example of delicate strength to walk away with.
‘The simplicity of movement’ these words jumped out at me today – how often we make our lives complicated when it all boils down to our movements, the energy we choose and they way we move.
Inspired by a bubble, simplicity and effortlessness, I am paying attention to my movements today.
I pondered about purpose and effortlessness and how my life feels in a flow when I live by those principles.
I pondered about purpose and effortlessness and how my life feels in a flow when I live by those principles.
The power of delicacy is in knowing that if we build a foundation of true support for ourselves this does not waver when we are faced with situations where we are challenged, harmed or hurt in anyway. The bubble positioning itself in the middle of the shop entrance shows the saying that we can all handle the challenges that are placed before us if we make a choice to continue to stand in our truth.
I love what you have presented here Anonymous, such a beautiful reflection and learning from the simplicity of a moving bubble. In our movements I was struck by what we leave behind and the impact it has on others; either healing or harming, the choice is ours.
Yesterday i watched a piece of feather fluff descending beside me, and as i watched it, observing its quality, pace, [and reflecting on your bubble post too] something that had been tying me up in a knot up until that point, dissolved as i felt the feather-fluff’s message: ‘let it be as it is’ ; ‘just let it go’. How something so ‘minor’ can have such great impact.
It is incredible when we let ourselves be touched and supported by the signs and signals all around us.
The light and playfulness of this blog reminded me to be this in my day, it’s amazing how supportive it is to read another’s learning in life and feel whether it is something we wish to incorporate into our own lived way.
I don’t know if it’s ‘just’ because of having read this blog a few times, but I certainly notice how different I move the last couple of days. I felt quite tired today at work, but when I moved from one place to another, I (still) felt a lightness within me. A lightness that tinkles. A feeling that I’m not used to, yet it feels yummy and natural (me!). I can feel how staying with myself actually supports my movements and the way I am with me. Love is an energy, and I’m claiming it:-).
How amazing and how inspiring that something so delicate and simple as a bubble can bring about such profound learning and inspiration – the Magic of God is always there for us to observe if we so choose.
Being aware of my movements has been absolutely revolutionary for me in feeling how each movement matters in terms of what comes next and the quality brings settlement in the body – or not.
It’s so beautiful how something as simple as a bubble can offer us such wisdom – when we are connected and willing to stop and see the Universe is constellating to offer us all a way for us to return to our natural and innate true selves – selves that are part of a greater whole, and never truly separate.
I love the bubble lesson. And also love the sense of playfulness as we take ourselves ‘lightly’.
I love the analogy of this bubble as it reminds me to take stop moments just to feel the power in being present and still and more than that – connects me to energy of stillness in the moment.
“never realising all that I was in contact with and what mark I had left behind.” This is surely our greatest responsibility as well as our greatest point of inspiration.
Delicateness, fragility and transparency …. the simple ways to be able to withstand the forces that go on around us… We mis-understand that this is actually strength and power, not the roll your sleeves up, toughen up, harden up, protect, guard, dodge, push through… What a difference these two ways of living have on our body, our cardiovascular, endocrine and nervous system…
Wow Joanne, there are two distinctly different energies, and which one we choose has huge ramifications for the whole of life. Our mental, physical, and emotional state depends on the energy we have chosen to move in.
Another reminder for me in re-visiting the bubble analogy is that we naturally have a lightness of being, and that our bodies can be fuelled much more than we might admit by the loving quality of our soul, which reduces the need for heavy or dampening foods.
I know well that feeling you describe: “I would move in a hurry or constantly move in the zone of wanting to get from A to B, not taking into consideration the speed in which I would place my plate on the table, how I would open and shut doors or the simplicity of plugging a cord into a socket”. Whenever I take a moment to observe it, I can deeply feel the impact of my choices and movements (including my thoughts) on myself, and how that impact seems to prompt my next choice and next movement. I know we leave footprints of energy, because on a daily basis I can sense the effect of the footprints of other people. Putting these together brings a sobering understanding of our responsibility. And this story with its simple and playful reflection of the bubble, shows how different it can all be.
The magic of God at work when things like bubbles, feathers, leaves or other things appear right at the time when we need to see them…messages directly from heaven.
It is incredible how much power we can claim through the way we move and how much that impacts on our life.
Absolutely, this world would change beyond our recognition in a very loving, forward and productive way.
I love the stop moment the bubble gave you to reflect on what you had recently become aware of at a Universal Medicine presentation. It is easy to dismiss our movements and ignore the impact they have on others. When we move with the lightness and grace and touch of a bubble completely transparent and open to the world not afraid to be squashed or trodden on we offer the world a different way of being.
A strength and a steadiness which can be found in fragility, transparency and delicateness. What a lesson from a little bubble in how to live in relationships.
In the mad rush, vortex and whirlwind of life we don’t stop and consider what mark we leave behind… only to stop when exhaustion kicks in and there is no other option but to stop in a haze of stress. With most of the globe living in this manner the residue left behind must be considerable… and then there is the bubble… showing another way of moving and living that is powerful in its stillness and delicacy. Much we can learn from the image it presents.
It amazes me to observe the way people drive. Some put an invisible bubble around themselves and seem to have a contest with everyone else that is not even playing, to get there fast. Others are lost and apprehensive and then the ones that just flow with the pack in silence. Or, we can express who we are just by the way we drive, by aiding flow so we can all move forward together.
When a bubble bursts it leaves a dangerously slippery residue on the floor. Could this explain why humanity is on its knees?
I like the transparency of the bubble. That is it’s strength because if it isn’t hiding anything, then it can’t be burst.
I love the way the bubble is moving touching everything and everybody, not measuring but being free and playful in its flow.
It can be hard enough to appreciate that the way we move has such an impact on how we feel and how we affect others, however my experience has been it has a direct effect. The next step is to appreciate that those movements also affect our surroundings, nature and all objects. This to me brings a level of responsibility into how we move that considers everything as being equal.
Thank you for sharing such a great reading of an observation you had in your day that came with such a clear message. You cannot get clearer than a bubble for transparency or even for the potential of transparency and then there is also the rainbow one sees in a bubble as it catches the light . . . . there is so much more to read in everything we encounter in our day.
The bubble is a great proxy for surrender.
I am learning to connect with my movements more and more and feel the quality of my stillness in certain movements and the effects that stillness has on others.
Great point raised here Jane. There is so many times in the day that we make movements from one place to another and we often don’t recall them as we are so driven in getting from A to B and literally have our head down in the process. This blog is showing us there is a simplicity when we connect to the bigger picture of awareness and that when we move with intention our quality changes or we have the choice to return to the same old patterns of A to B once again.
I always found working in the busy enviroment of a coffee shop really interesting – when we all moved really super rushed the whole place felt rushed and edgy, but if I kept focused on how I was moving and not getting into the race, the whole team would find a flow that got everything done and left the space more clean
Yesterday I had a funny moment of realisation. I had discovered quite a few bottles of the bubbles – the ones you make when you blow through a loop dipped in a bottle of soapy liquid. I took them to someone who I felt would appreciate them and be able to share them. Immediately she lit up, said “fantastic bubbles”, took the top off and started making bubbles (she is in her 40″s – in fact afterwards I discovered yesterday was her birthday!) What struck me when she responded this way is that I didn’t consider for a moment to play with the wonder of bubbles – even though I’d read this blog a few time and could appreciate the blog. So I claimed a bottle of bubbles and started blowing, and have kept a bottle to remind me of the connection to life that is wondrous and playful and how symbolic this bubble blog is for me – thank you 🙂
This is beautiful reminder that we need stay connected and presence in all our movements as our reflection will impact everything and everyone. We have the responsibility to move in away to inspire others.
I have enjoyed re-reading this blog… there is something so grace-full and still about the bubble that is inspiring to feel, and to know that is how we can be in this world if we so choose.
That is true and it shows how much energy we otherwise expend without making a difference.
Could you image the total and utter harmony in the world if we all moved like this bubble – if we “moved in one direction and the other effortlessly but with a purpose”. Now that’s something worth committing to.
We do have everything we need if we listen to our bodies and are open to what nature and everything around us is telling us all of the time. And when I choose to be distracted by something that is not really important, I know I am avoiding the potential in that moment and only thinking of self, and it feels like there is no space/time to do what is truly needed.
I am beginning to understand how there is a universal movement that is a natural way of being and there is a forced movement that we align with time. The former is evolutionary and expansive and the latter is circular, repetitive and self absorbing. One serves the ALL and the other serves the self.
Well said Bernadette, we actually train ourselves out of Universal movement.
And this natural is ‘normal’ for us. As how can our most natural way not be our true normality. . . in comparison to how society use the word normal today when it is referred to meaning the most common behaviour.
This is a beautiful reflection of how we can be ourselves regardless of what is going on around us. It deflates the theory that we have to adapt to our environment to be able to survive.
When we adapt, do we not become less? As you have said, Esther, it is great, to just be ourselves, especially when surrounded by chaos!
Indeed Esther to move in harmony with our inner environment is the re-adaptation that brings true change.
I have also realised if I take a step back and stop to even for a moment observing all that we are faced with in day it is a great way to appreciate how much care it is worth taking of oneself. So we can deal with the enormity that comes our way and stay delicate and present.
The more detail, presence and simplicity we bring to everything, every movement and moment – then the grander it feels.
This is a great lesson that it is very possible to not ‘pop your bubble’ and deflate, instead to hold and carry yourself with staying true to who you are, whatever environment you find yourself to be in.
A beautiful illustration of the delicacy with which we all need to treat ourselves so as to ensure we do not deflate.
And when we move with our bubble we actually are in and taking Oneness with us everywhere we go. It’s is the Oneness that automatically brings the equality, Divinity and the universal multi-dimensionality of who we truly are, where we are truly from and what grandness we belong to – For others to see and feel as the truth of our origins.
It is very easy to join the daily rush and to slip into hurrying everything – the way we walk, the way we speak, the way we prepare and eat our food, it is becoming ‘normal’ and we notice ‘slow eaters’ but don’t realise that what they are doing is taking care to properly chew and therefore digest their food. Hurrying gets us nowhere, it is simply a battle with time. When we do everything from stillness, it is amazing how everything expands and we get everything done. Life simply feels more spacious.
As i read this list of qualities that you have observed in the bubble Anon – the word CLAIMED comes to me – how beautiful that the symbol of a delicate bubble can remain so claimed, so sound amongst the chaos and perils of its surroundings.
We communicate volumes from the way we move and angle ourselves.
This delightful bubble analogy is confirming to me, that it is all about choosing to be in an energy that is loving and all encompassing, and from this quality, walking with conscious presence (mind and body together in union) and not about getting caught up with trying to have an end-point to get to, nor to make life better or achieve something. Simply walking with me and enjoying it in full.
A beautiful reminder that it’s safe to show our true nature, our delicate fragility. Just because we show transparency does not make us weak, the opposite is true, it is a tremendous strength as it’s foundation is truth. There is enormous power in knowing, claiming and living who we are, without holding anything back.
I have been observing how vastly different my body feels when my movements are no longer being impulsed from my soul. I become shorter and more dense, there is a heaviness to the way I move, slightly clumsy even. Conversely, when I am moving in connection with my soul, I feel so much lighter, graceful and time seems to expand around me. There is a spaciousness, an understanding that things will unfold just as they are meant to be.
In our society today it’s promoted to look for a ‘goal’, ‘measure’ or ideal to live towards, as in, do your job properly in order to be financially successful and have security, have a relationship so that you can fulfil the family or close couple picture, have kids etc., have an active social life, be ‘fit’ and ‘healthy’ etc., but what strikes me about this way of living is that in the entire run up to achieving these goals, are we supposed to be miserable and depressed? What is the quality of our life supposed to look like when we don’t have kids or aren’t making thousands of pounds each year? Could it be that true success or joy isn’t about achieving these goals (which, once achieved still don’t fill the void many people feel inside), but about how we choose to live each day, how we are in every moment of a relationship with ourselves and with others?
Wow, what an incredible message you received observing the juxtaposition of the steady bubble moving with grace in and around the many shoppers on a busy Saturday afternoon. I love how the bubble dipped in and out, went high and low, not fearful of being caught up in the mass of people as it was able to retain its quality wherever it went.
What a great reflection a floating bubble offers. Your blog reminds me that the more I surrender and stay present with my movements, the lighter I get.
To do the daily tasks with me feeling me, feels actually very natural. The more I choose to be with my body while ‘moving’, the more I feel the awkwardness when I’m not with me. This is a very delicate ‘choice’. Not a choice that I am to make, but a choice that is actually natural to make. Interestingly, this choice is to be made, because if I don’t make this choice, I’m not with me. This might sound weird or obvious, but to me this is crucial as I am so used to do life because ‘I have to’. And it’s actually the complete opposite of ‘having to’. I’d actually ‘love to’ do any task when I’m with me. Loving me is a very personal process that will keep unfolding. And taught by life in the speed and delicateness that I am choosing myself. Regardless of what happens in my outer world.
As I was re-reading this blog it occurred to me that the graceful flow through life (as represented by the bubble) can only occur when there is an inner harmony and alignment to our fiery nature, which then impulses our every movement.
It brings me a secret smile, when I reflect back to this blog as I go through my day, floating in my bubble.
What a fabulous description of ‘stillness in movement’, an art when developed results in profound outcomes.
The power of delicacy, understanding of our surroundings and holding true to ourselves whilst going with the flow… the wisdom seen in a bubble… thank you.
Inspired by you Anonymous: that you paused, observed the the light, steady, transparent movement of the bubble and related it to the quality of your own movements.
Magic of God indeed. I woke this morning with the realisation I needed to be more present in my movements, came to my laptop and found this blog waiting for me. Thank you Anonymous.
We are naturally who we are and so have to apply constant pressure to be who we are not. Tiring isn’t it?
“the opportunity to be inspired to bring simplicity back into our lives in the simplest of ways, knowing that we all have a part to play in the movements we make in this amazing universe we live in.” I love this line, the simplicity that I’ve re-introduced into my life is amazing. From living with a mountain of complexity to the lightness and freedom of simplicity that comes from full expression of what I feel is quite incredible.
just to clarify, it is not the speed of our movements that dictate their quality, but the quality of connection or lack of that is the issue. And so, you can make a movement at speed that is still connected, and conversley you can move slowly, and still be disconnected. Take for instance a depressed person. They might walk slowly, and sit slowly, and even be considered in their movements, but that makes them no more connected to the tense, anxious person who is running at a hundred miles per hour.
There are always little signs there confirming for us what we need to embody more deeply but we do not always notice them if we are caught in our own thoughts and swept up in busy-ness. This is a lovely demonstration of the fact that we can ‘live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe just like the delicate and fragile bubble.’
When you observe this bubble episode Anon, you realise that there is nothing around us that is not reflecting important lessons about ourselves and our life; indeed purpose.
That’s the joy and depth we bring to life when we observe the detail and allow the reflection.
What a beauty-full gift given to you and so lovingly shared by you Anonymous for us all to learn from. The magic of God has no bounds and that which we need to see and feel can come in the most unexpected and miraculous ways.
If we are ignorant of our movements, we are ignorant of the energy we chose to express through
The story of this bubble is a reminder for the space amongst us. Because as it flows and moves through the air, it constantly confirms this space we live in that holds all objects – including us as we move and carry on our daily lives, perhaps unaware of what there is between us that is so sublime that a delicate bubble can drift through it unharmed.
I look back at the way I used to move. It was like running on a tread mill and never getting off. The drive I had was huge. I have been paying attention to this over the last 18 months and what a difference it has made. I regularly use pause moments in my day. When I don’t I Feel it and it affects my day. Just moving in a gentle and connected way Allows me to stay more connected in my day.
I am aware of how much being in drive, push and tension I am still in day-to-day. The description of the bubble shows the possibility of how we can be in our movements whilst holding steady. This is very inspirational.
This is a great lesson in the simplicity of movements – to have the flow, transparency and lightness of being yet the power to retain all we are no matter what.
Yes, I love this as there is power in the delicacy, grace and flow of movements when we hold ourselves steady.
Agreed Sandra – what glorious permission to claim ourselves completely.
Thanks Lucinda for ‘permission’ to claim ourselves completely. It is just the wisdom and loving support that is exactly called for today – and everyday 🙂
I love your blog Anonymous a great reminder that the Magic of God is all around us. I love the playfulness of the bubble and how you were able to observe the message that it was bringing. It could be so easy to dismiss the bubble as a bit of fun, but the more you followed it the deeper connection you made to it, it just shows we can never dismiss anything, everything is there to offer us an opportunity to grow and evolve.
Inspired by the bubble I am… thank you for sharing.
What an incredible reflection seeing a delicate bubble moving around a busy shop, staying full, and steady despite the busy-ness of everything going on around it. Playful and yet profound in its reflection.
What a lovely moment to stop in the business and rush to see something as sweet as a little bubble making its way around the room.
Appreciation forever deepens from one moments to the next, the more we allow ourselves to appreciate what is presented to us throughout our lives and why it is presented, the more appreciation will be in our future.
The only way that I can be me, is to be with me because when I am not with me then who’s to know who’s being me?
There is something important here with the bubble symbolism about feeling ourselves in space, innately knowing where we need to be in relation to everything around us…beautiful.
What a gorgeous reflection to make you stop and feel how the bubble did not change or compromise itself to fit in with what was happening around it. It held itself steady, in its own rhythm and continued its journey without any investment to any outcome. A gorgeous magic of God, ‘stop’ moment where we realise that is exactly how we can all be.
When I read your article it touched the deep knowing within my heart that every move I make is either a support to myself and all others or a defense and closing down against myself and all others. The effect movements have on us either to heal or to harm is huge.
‘It made me stop to review how often I would move in a hurry or constantly move in the zone of wanting to get from A to B, not taking into consideration the speed in which I would place my plate on the table, how I would open and shut doors or the simplicity of plugging a cord into a socket, all of which are movements that impact on each and every one of us.’ This is huge – reflecting on this in my own day and looking at how often my movements are influenced by factors outside of me is revealing to say the least – especially when I look at when I am at work, a focus for going forward for sure.
Wow! What a beautiful symbol of the Magic of God, and how we can be that too, that transparent, moving effortlessly, not crushed, keeping a steady pace, not in reaction. Thank you for sharing, it is a wonderful symbol to live with, it is so light too.
I have to constantly check the state of the way I move, especially at work to avoid going into manic drive mode to get things done. Even if it does appear quicker the energy left behind has the ability to heal or harm and that is a big responsibility.
Anonymous, thank you for sharing your experience with the bubble. Yesterday I had a day where I was caught up and reacting to all that was around me, this felt awful and tiring in my body, I can feel how I need not be affected by life in this way and that I can remain calm and delicate and graceful like the bubble, remaining unaffected by what is going on around me, ‘this bubble was showing me the delicateness of who I am and how I can live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe just like the delicate and fragile bubble.’ Beautiful!
Reflecting on the bubble feels a playful way to appreciate how still and present I am choosing to be in any moment of my day. Truly observing without absorbing, while participating in life, allows love and harmony to be felt by everyone. ‘It was not hiding, rushing or holding back what it was’. Being all the love that we are is our first responsibility and the bubble reflects to us how simple that choice can be.
It is truly amazing how we are being communicated to ALL the time if we choose to be aware!
I have been noticing of late how much I adapt my movement to my surroundings. As home I move one way, at work another, when in a mall another. The bubble example is beautiful and feeling how it would be to move as me no matter where I am, what I am surrounded by and not calibrating, contracting or changing makes my body sigh with relief.
Yes, I can relate to the calibrating in different situations, and am noticing how tired and drained I feel when I have compromised the natural flow and movements of my body.
This whole blog is actually ‘telling me’ that is all about observing life. That I’m not to be busy with other people’s choices in a way that they’re to be changed or spoken about etc. Life is there for me to learn about life and when impulsed to, to share my experiences. So simple, so different then I’ve known for a long time. There’s is indeed a loving and lovely stillness inside that I can rely up on and be with. And so too, can I disconnect from it and not be with it.
Becoming aware of our movements requires a level of self-observation seldom taught, but a very powerful way to re-align the quality of our lives and everyday choices. A unique trademark of the teachings of Serge Benhayon, the quality of our movement returns us to a divine expression abandoned many eons ago, all encapsulated in the journey of one simple, tiny fragile bubble.
The simple tasks you describe such as putting a plug into a socket are things we don’t often think about, just do. For me one I notice is when I turn on a tap too hard, and the water is gushing out way faster than I need, apart from the splashing, it doesn’t feel great, there feels to be an energy that reflects how much I am rushing, and turning the tap down enables me to slow down and be more gentle. The splashing reflects how our energy affects everyone around us and reminds me of the importance of leaving an imprint that doesn’t impose on anyone.
Amazing Anonymous it was a great joy to read your inspiring blog. Your words remembered me that every movement counts – even now when I am typing my comment. What if more people would be more aware and responsible with their movements – perhaps this can change the world . . .
A Beautiful reflection Anon of all you have come to understand and know by your livingness. The bubble – transparent, gentle, fragile and flowing and never disturbed by what was going on around it. A very precious teaching.
What if in our every day no matter what we would appreciate ourselves at exactly where we are at? That no matter how we feel we could be more, we choose to gently smile at those thoughts and stopped…to appreciate ourselves, feeling into all that we are and all that we have chosen. What if?
I agree – much more beauty than I ever thought but also much more pain and suffering.
I find it quite incredible how much my movements influence what happens next as my movements seem to profoundly influence how I am from moment to moment.
This bubble is very inspiring – effortless, unrushed, purposeful even. I just noticed this morning that there is an edge of drive in the way I approach roundabouts; it has nothing to do with my actual speed but all to do with the internal drive of thinking I need to get somewhere and consequently being ahead of myself.
What a wonderful ‘bubble’ experience and lesson Anon in holding steady and open; it is amazing to observe a bubble do its thing, and also how its presence brings such joy to people… who doesn’t love or have at least an inner smile seeing bubbles floating in the air/space??! Their lightness quality representing our natural selves.
I was at a party today and initially I had awkwardness and just the general strangeness I find in being in crowds. Then I just let go and was where I was it was very simple and not a conscious thought or action but I realised I had let go in my body and was just being me and it felt lovely.
I am just starting to understand the difference between movements that are getting me from A to B and how different they feel when they are made with a purpose. Thank you Anon for bringing a detailed account of the beauty that is seen through a bubble and felt from within all of us when we take the opportunity to connect to our true potential.
How amazing that something as delicate as a bubble can move around a busy place and not pop or bump into anyone, It is such a joy to read thank you!
If a delicate bubble has the power to reflect so much, just imagine the power of a room full of people all choosing to live in the fullness of who they truly are …..
I love this line, ‘Rested on surfaces that would have been considered high traffic spots and was never crushed,’ because so often I’ve believed being gentle and tender in a harsh world is impossible and one would get eaten alive. And yet those I observe like Serge Benhayon and others who live honouring a depth of sensitivity I do not know yet, I observe a strength of being that is beautifully delicate as it is powerful. This delicateness can grace places known for their roughness and not be crushed.
Just living these few powerful observations that the bubble reflected would change the lives of humanity and our quality as a whole. Very powerful !
‘Kept its own pace
Stopped every so often and then took off again
Travelled high and low and was not affected by the crowds coming in and out
Rested on surfaces that would have been considered high traffic spots and was never crushed
Was transparent, yet easy to miss with a blink of an eye
Didn’t react or jolt when customers moved by at a fast pace
Moved in one direction and the other effortlessly but with a purpose’
Anonymous you have a very palpable way to express, the way you write there is no movie screen needed as it is all so very tangibly felt and seen.
I love the playfulness that we can find in life if we approach it in a playful, open way willing to learn more all of the time.
Yes that’s right Susan, we just need to remember how it was to look through our childhood eyes, with that innocence, fresh and full of wonder.
if our movements are not our own, they are indeed at the mercy of everything and anything else around us.
What an extraordinary moment, the movement of the bubble, yet how ordinary when we allow ourselves to be connected to our movement, as we do we become aware of so much more as our becomes more like the bubble and we are not caught up in the movements outside of us such as the busyness of the those in the shop. Stunning sharing!
It’s very powerful how we can become so connected with ourself and the all by being with the natural reflections and little messages around us. From the moments we stop to notice a couple of birds just gliding and playing, or the way the wind blows leaves in the tree and so on. Nature is always inviting us to be in our natural rhythm through the many daily reflections we are offered.
This is pretty cool and reminds us that everything we need is given to us – even to the detail that we know exactly how to live and move in a way that supports us and a way that does not. It’s all up to us and the choice we make.
We do absolutely have the ability to access all we need to know in life if we do choose to listen.
Such a beautiful message anonymous, thank you for sharing. It shows that truly every-thing here on earth is divine and there to remind us that we are here to come back to this divinity we innately are too.
The metaphor of the bubble is perfect is its transparency, lightness and obvious fragility. Thank you for sharing this powerful piece as it has shown me how often I underestimate that staying steady in all my movements is by far the greatest quality that I can reflect to another.
Well said Natalliya, ‘Staying steady in all my movements is by far the greatest quality that I can reflect to another’ and yet we have become completely lost in thinking that what we need to show another should be complicated, impressive, fancy and unique and yet all we are showing another in being like this, is that we are totally and utterly sold out to an energetic source that is happy to run the show. Life has become like a Hall of Mirrors, everyone is reflecting dead ends to everyone else and very few people are reflecting the way out. Serge Benhayon is holding an exit sign pointing to the way out of the trickery and mirrors.
A beautiful sharing of the floating bubble and all it reflects to us in our movements and how we can be . Thanks to Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine showing us how are movements really do make a difference and the beautiful way we can move in life in harmony with Nature the Universe and God.
“In many ways my movements were classic to those of any inbuilt drive motor that was constantly in top gear and would only switch to the ‘off’ mode when the exhaustion levels kicked in – never realising all that I was in contact with and what mark I had left behind.”
Anon i have often pondered that if we we lived in a society where we no longer had holidays, then we would be called to be much more responsible with how we looked after ourselves on a day to day, consistent basis rather than seeing life in compartments like this auto drive or switch off.
I love this blog because it shows that we can learn from every situation in life, irrespective of how big or small it is.
What a powerful lesson this blog offers – it has inspired me to stop and feel the quality of being as ‘the bubble’ as you have described it. What an interesting insight this has brought to my awareness – revealing some areas that are still feeling rather fixed in their attitudes. This is highlighting where my movements are less harmonious and flowing than they can be.
And just like the bubble, we can be a reflection to others in how it is to live with grace, love and stillness in our movements. The bubble is just being a bubble, no more and no less, and that is all we need to do – be ourselves, no more and no less.
Well said Doug – unlike a bubble, we have far more choice over what does and doesnt burst our bubbles
I love bubbles, and did as a child. I loved being able to catch them on my hands and be delicate enough for them to land and not pop and then watch with facination at the rainbow colours on its surface and the perfect little bit of magic found in a bubble
Are we all not bubbles? The rainbow on the outside is just a sample of the magic held within all of us!
Stopping and observing and we can see how much the spin of life is designed to keep us from feeling and hence knowing the truth of who we are, but when we are in the spin we cannot see this so easily. Thanks to the simple messages that are offered to us we can remember to stop and come back.
I keep coming back to this blog – the image of a bubble floating sedately around has me inspired to move with inner stillness in everything I do.
….loved to read your sharing and literally was following the bubble as if I were there observing her with you 🙂
When we don’t let what’s going on all around us affect us, ie we don’t react to what’s happening, then we leave others the space also to be themselves.
What I got from this sharing was how unattached the bubble is to the movements of others, it doesn’t it’s own thing in and amongst life, not withdrawn away from the rush and busy but fully weaving in and through it without being affected. It makes me wonder now – where do I still believe that I cannot be like the bubble and move in my essence regardless of what is around me? and also now – Where in my life do I move like the bubble? completely unattached to what is around me but staying with the space within me? Thank you Anon.
I can appreciate just how the bubble remains detached from all thats around it even though it is fully a part of it.
That’s gorgeous how you summarised this Michael .. simply put and so true.
I have observed simply that overeating takes me away immediately from feeling my movements and staying with myself… a dulling occurs and I lose the simplicity of moving around like the bubble. Instead of being in my own rhythm and holding my shape and size I go into the rush and busyness of life letting my shape get squashed and popped.
What a beautiful and timely blog to be reminded that we can remain delicate and gentle and transparent regardless of what is going on around us. I have just done a Yoga session and my body feels like the bubble but how long can I remain this way before i am swept along by the day. The story of your bubble with be the perfect reminder to bring me back, should I stray from the delicate person I know myself to be
Sometimes I feel like this bubble in a group of people. I am fragile and shining….and it is not so easy to hold the fragility while the world around me is rushing or aggressive. But when I lose (‘give up’ in fact, to take responsibility here) my ‘bubbleness’ I can come back to it by remembering it and to connect again to the purpose of it. Because maybe there is one who sees me and the way I express and get inspired. As you did, when you met the bubble.
‘Everything is part of a whole’ – This is very true, and the ‘luxury’ or comfort we desire of our choices NOT having an influence on others is impossible, because no matter who you are or where you are in the world. directly or indirectly we are always creating ripples through how we live which can affect others.
Great point Susie W and this is a science that has yet to unfold into its fullness, the observation of how our choices, movements and even our unspoken thoughts affect all of us all the time, even those living on the opposite side of the world. There is no escaping this fact, the ‘private moment’ or ‘private thought’ is an illusion that one day will be proven so and hence our responsibility for every single aspect of our conduct will become very explicit.
What a beautiful message from God…I too marvel at how powerful this all-encompassing communication can be, and am opening up to the possibility that it is happening all of the time if we are present and connected.
“… how I can live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe,” a lesson we are all in need of, to learn how to stay connected to our inner core, to not be tossed around by the transient whims of life but hold a steady connection to the deeper constant harmony of the entire Universe. Not a tall order but a living fact, as demonstrated by Serge Benhayon himself and many others who embody the Ageless Wisdom teachings in everyday life.
The significance of the impact of our movements on all around us cannot be emphasised enough. The experience shared here is profound.
The bubble shows how we interact with every one and thing around us! There is always a symbiosis with others, even if we can not feel it…yet!
As I have heard Serge Benhayon teach, stillness has a certain quality of movement to it and I can definitely tell when my movements during the day are in harmony with this quality of stillness, which feels very universal, or when my movements are going against this quality and therefore disharmonious.
I was just feeling how much I have allowed other people to burst my bubble rather than holding true to what I know all of the time. The Joy is in reality our bubble can never be burst be it can be dramatically reduced in size or it can expand beyond our body – the choice is ours. And the more consistent we are with living the truth we know the more stable and expansive our bubble will be. And of course remembering it is purely a reflection to others of the love that they are too and in no way keeps anyone out!
This bubble is such a great analogy of how we can be in life… and remembering this bubble has supported me in my day-to-day living already, even though I only read this blog yesterday. It shows these Magic of God moments are not just for ourselves but to be shared with all – a gift from Heaven for us all.
This is so beauty-full and so inspiring Anonymous… revealing all that can come from those exquisite Magic of God moments if we are willing to truly open our eyes and see the depth of what is being offered.
Beautiful. The symbolism of the Magic of God is all around us when we pause to be aware of what is being shown to us.
The beauty of the magic of God at play, providing us with an opportunity to learn and grow, showed us this time to be like bubble in the air, fragile but also strong and firm, flexible flowing with life and obedient to the bigger picture detached from self, not disturbed by anything that happens around and just be that beautiful bubble and express ti in full.
I can feel how this discussion equally applies when driving. Even though we’re not physically moving, we are choosing the energy in which we are driving and this has a huge impact on all those around us on the road. We can choose to stay with ourselves as we drive, unaffected by the chaos and sometimes very ignorant behaviour, or we can react to the energy we feel around us and allow this to affect how we are driving, adding to the bedlam. Just because we are behind the wheel, enclosed in metal, shouldn’t make us any less respectful that we would otherwise be in person.
Wow, what an expereince and message to get… i ve also begun to understand how powerful my movement can be and how I am sometimes caught in a movement before i have even started…. conscious presences delivers so much value to our lived quality.
What a beautiful blog, describing and showing us that we are surrounded by many opportunities to see, observe, learn, understand and deepen our connection with ourselves.
What a simple yet profound message, I have always found bubbles a little magical, your deep reading on what the bubble meant to you that day is very confirming to how beautiful they are.
Very gorgeously shared – thank you. This is such a great reminder of the great power that we all hold when we move in connection to our delicateness, our essence, for we then move with God where our greatest strength is known.
Moving effortlessly but with purpose is so different from the hard, jerky movements we can go into when we are more focused on doing than on being.
These moments are so special; there is a whole other multidimensional language occurring all around us. I love these moments and all they reflect, the messages they bring.
I have been very inspired by your blog Anonymous, to be more aware of my movements and the quality I am in. But it is more challenging than I thought because I seem to very easily slip back into moving with a drive and hardness because this is so familiar to me and I have moved in this energy for most of my life. But I know it takes commitment and consistency to break this old habit and helps me to keep appreciating the moments when I do connect to my inner quality and move with purpose and joy. I am so up for building on my awareness and take greater responsible for everything part of my expression.
Not many would notice the magic being shown to you with the bubble, especially when given the task of finding a present in a limited amount of time. This confirms to me that just by being open to there being another way of moving that doesn’t impact others or the world, we are shown more that confirms this way of living that then keeps on opening up more confirmations along the way. Very inspiring to live in the space we live in and not dash through life.
What a tender, playful and very deliberate message the bubble is, via your experience, for all of us. Holding true to our nature, amidst all the hustle and bustle, gently finding our way through life often un-noticed is an art form that we are all gradually re-learning as a consequence of studying with Serge Benhayon, a Master at staying whole, spherical and very delicate no matter what is happening around him.
Indeed Rowena, we are learning to return to our natural state of being again, not imposed by anything outside of us but instead steadily connected with our inner core, our connection with God.
It really is incredible how by changing our movements, even very slightly, we can have a completely different relationship with our body. It allows for a deeper connection with what is already there within us, and as a result we are able to move with more grace and delicacy that flows naturally from within.
When we stay with our movements we feel that the stillness and expansion of God has never left us, and that we are the ones that have chosen to leave.
Beautiful symbolism here: a bubble is a transparent sphere containing space and it moves in the space without imposing anything on the space it moves in. By comparison our inharmonious movements take up space and cause waves just as if we were in a pool of water. If we were to connect with the spaciousness within us and move with that we would not make big waves though the ripple effect of our reflection would be there for others to feel.
I love the space you describe that the bubble claims naturally. Whenever I allow myself that space my movements flow effortlessly and my whole day feels different.
Rebecca, I too have experienced this occasionally but I also realise how easy it is for me to disturb and even pollute this space when I am disconnect with my movements. The quality of my thoughts changes and I tend to react easily and lose focus. It always go back to being more aware and more connected to myself, to my movements and be consistent in choosing to move in this beautiful quality that is always available for me to choose.
‘I can live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe just like the delicate and fragile bubble.’ Or I can live a a life of irresponsibility, fitting in with my physical surroundings, playing the game of life and existing. It’s my choice
Anonymous, it’s beautiful how you noticed this ‘simple bubble moving delicately amongst the crowd’ and how you observed what it was reflecting to you. It shows how it is possible to stay in our fullness and not be affected by our environment and also how by doing that we provide such a beautiful reflection for others.
I feel this is pure magic of God and a reflection of how fragile we can be but still float in harmony if we are present with the all and remain with ourselves.
I love and appreciate the qualities of the bubble, there is such a graceful way to be in the world that can seem to defy our surrounds at times.
How great it is to be aware of how every move we make has an impact on our surroundings, people and in fact everything. With deeper awareness of this, I find if someone bangs a door hard, or walks down corridors feeling angry etc, it instantly registers in my body as a sense of disharmony. Thank God, the old skill of numbing out which I used to stop me feeling almost everything, continues to be exposed and let go of.This is deeply healing as there is a deeper re-connection with my body than ever before.
“I began to realise that our surroundings include our relationships with each and every object we come into contact with, and this is of equal importance”.
Beautiful blog and a beautiful sharing of the magic of God.
When God sends a message, it holds Everything in the smallest of events.
I love the reflection this bubble was showing.. so delicate and fragile and yet secure in its essence it came to no harm despite the hustle and bustle and seeming disregard around it. There is a subtle but huge power here – to be what you are with no holding back; no shying away, contraction or worry . – the bubble/person that just is!
To be with ourselves is for me first and foremost allow myself to feel. Only when I’m giving myself permission to feel I can ‘tap into’ the graceful movements from Heaven, just as this bubble. There’s much grace to align to! And life will never ever stop teaching us. No matter how long we’re taking, we need. The possibilities are countless. Never stopping, never ever. Isn;t this true unconditional love? To me it is.
Most of the time it feels as if most of us are moving quickly from task to task, whilst not really being with ourselves whilst we do them. We rush from thing to thing and even seem to rush through sleep in order to wake up and leap out of bed and hurl ourselves through yet another day. The antidote as taught by Serge Benhayon is connection to body in everything that we do and quality of movement. These things literally change everything.
“Everything is part of a whole and this bubble was showing me the delicateness of who I am and how I can live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe just like the delicate and fragile bubble.” given how easy it can be to get caught up in the “swing” of things, in the hustle and bustle its lovely to reflect on your sharing about a bubble, something so delicate yet something that can remain in full and has an incredible strength. What a lovely experience to have and be aware of.
What an amazing symbol of how we really can live openly and with grace in a world that seems so harsh, cruel and rough at times. It really inspires me to allow myself to just be me with everyone and not react to the things around me so much. Also, that magic bubble showed how there is true power in delicateness, rather than brute force.
‘Travelled high and low and was not affected by the crowds coming in and out’ this reminds me just how much I allow myself to be affected by other people instead of staying in my own space.
Its often a common expression that shopping centres or public places can feel ‘stuffy’ and indeed they can. It is great to note that this is true but also that we can choose to remain settled within, and not perturbed by what is happening outside of us.
When we value relationships we can’t help but feel the enormity and volume of what we have to share.
The bubble was a great reflection, showing us that we can remain totally connected to our essence no matter what is happening around us.
The magic of what is constantly playing out in and around us is something to truly be aware of. How often do we miss out on these reflections because we are too busy getting on with things, when really these reflections are telling us all we need to know, about the way we live and the way we move.
‘What’s your drive to get up in the morning?” – This question is asked so many times, and it’s seen as ‘success’ if you can come up with a valid, lived reason as to why you do wake up every day, however what your blog suggests is really important… Perhaps we shouldn’t have or need ‘drive’ to get up every day; there should be no fighting or pushing, justifying or success-based motive behind how we live, but instead a commitment to living and moving in a way that supports the people around us.
So true Doug what an exquisitely magical example of delicacy, a silent, all powerful messenger.
What a gorgeous blog to come back to. I know the movement you describe and have moments when I experience it, but don’t have consistency with yet. Just feeling the movement of the bubble as you described it allowed me to drop into deeper stillness.
A beautiful description of movement Anon, and a counter juxtaposition that makes the harmony of movement both magical and entirely tangible.
Thank you so much, Anonymous, for sharing this symbolism with us. I have made use of it with my clients as a clear illustration of how we can move and interact with the world while staying true to ourselves and the quality of our being.
Loved reading this, such s playful and very visual way to share the power of movement.
When I stay present with my movements I am claiming and confirming my own connection with the universe.
So much to be learnt from a simple bubble, just shows how the universe provides us in every moment the opportunity to evolve.
Gorgeous blog, thank you. Especially the message of how responsibility lies at the heart of how we move. The depths of this teaching cannot ever be underestimated.
A bubble is mostly an air filled membrane containing a certain space, it is absolutely transparent allowing light to enter, reflect and shine through; one could even say that a bubble is empty as there is nothing but air inside in comparison to let´s say a body with organs, blood and bones. But what if we were just like a bubble also a vessel for light or energy to enter and shine through, and although our body is made of more matter and thus denser would not be so much different from a bubble? It may be a bit hard to imagine because the eye cannot see through the body and or recognise the spaciousness on the inside but anyway, we can sense and feel energy and space and we are not less delicate and sensitive than the membrane of a bubble. It may just be a question of allowing ourselves to reconnect to that knowing and ability to feel and perceive so that we can know ourselves once again to be more than an accumulation of cells.
I love this Alex, we are that light shining through the vessels we inhabit. There is a spaciousness and lightness that can be connected to in the body when we let go of the false filling.
Thank you. This was beautiful to read and wonderful to be reminded of.
When I read this I could see it as in a film. The short documentary of the little bubble. Quite a little gem.
We live in the post office and are surrounded by messages, the ones for us are being delivered all the time… we only have to choose read them and feel the magic they contain!
I have been noticing my movements more and more recently as well and really feeling the difference in my body when I move in a fast, erratic, rushed or absent minded way or if I stay present with my body and move gently. When I move gently it is as if I am harmony with everything around me and moving in a way that does not jar or conflict with the space around me.
A most delicious description of stillness in movement.
What a great reflection of how to just be you, regardless of the rush and hype of everyday life, and that it is possible to move in such a way as to not disturb anything within the universe – very inspiring.
Anonymous, this is beautiful, ‘this bubble was showing me the delicateness of who I am and how I can live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe just like the delicate and fragile bubble.’ The other day I was washing up and was rushing and in my head thinking about something else, I squirted the washing up liquid bottle and lots of tiny little bubbles came out and playfully and lightly moved about, this made me stop and realise how serious I was being and that I had not been with myself, these little bubbles felt like a great reminder to keep things light and playful. I love these lessons we are given.
Reading your words today Anonymous, an image came to me of a child, blowing bubbles so playfully. I thought of the way the bubbles dance with each other, mingle and merge, join and explode, all the time moving with a delicious flow that’s totally full of grace. Really, this could be us, if we just let go of all the stress and making a fuss. Then we might see there is a delicious light filled ballet taking place with us and the world every day. The joy of this beats a bubble filled drink any day.
Claiming ourselves is important. It is in fact our responsibility to claim ourselves and our space – for no-one else will nor can do it for us.
Great metaphor.
This is really beautiful and it is quite an experience to see something like this happen.
What a gorgeous reflection. You could have easily discounted or not paid attention to it, but instead, you connected to what it was there to show you. Very gorgeous.
I just love how life constellates such things to support us in our awareness… a gorgeous story thanks.
What a fabulous observation and lesson in movement! Thank you for sharing such a magical moment!
I love this it reminded me of a child’s view of things where in amongst all the hustle and bustle they would probably be aware of the bubble as well and shows just how aware you are in your environment. Reading this ‘or the simplicity of plugging a cord into a socket’ made me see and feel that I could probably be a bit gentler when plugging a cord into a socket’.
Just goes to show that simplicity is key.
This sentence really struck a chord with me, the bubble ‘Moved in one direction and the other effortlessly but with a purpose’ …. a call to let go of any drive and simply connect with our purpose, allowing our movements to be impulsed from our body in connection with the ‘whole movement of the Universe’.
I love the focus this article brings to the quality of our movements, the quality of us being present in our movements in connection with the ALL, moving in the expansiveness of our own divinity and that of the universe, all this can be felt in one movement.
An ode to the bubble – a metaphor for life and the understanding of energetic integrity. Thank you.
I find reading this story very confirming. It confirms how easy it is to connect to my own body and not be affected by what is going on around me. There is a lot of frantic pace to life and yet there is such a healthy choice in not joining this pace and instead creating space to live unaffected by surrounding events. It may seem hard at first but commit to it and it gets easier to see the world and not be thrown by it.
I love this imagery of how still, steady, light, open, all inclusive and playful I can choose to remain regardless of what is going on around me.
What a fabulous and truly magical thing to be shown – it’s almost unthinkable that a fragile bubble survive such a busy environment, but therein of course the lesson lies. Well that, and that the magic of God knows no bounds.
I so was ready to receive your gorgeous blog Anonymous as was feeling that the pressures to bear occurring around and to me supposedly were unnecessarily impacting me and how I was feeling the tension of this on and within my body. It is a choice is it not to float as a bubble, in all its’ strength and delicateness all at the same time. The comments have been equally light and strengthening I found. Thank you.
Someone recently said “Everything is Everything”… and when we consider what you share here Anonymous it reveals this to be so – how we move, what energy we are in when we move, the angles and placement of objects, those Magic of God moments when something is presented that is precisely what we need at the time. Nothing is a coincidence – there is a Divine plan and harmony we can align with.
Your sharing is so beautifully written Anonymous… the detail in what you observed in the bubble brings such a strong feeling of delicateness and yet strength in the way the bubble continues on its way which is very inspiring to feel.
Wow – what an amazing reflection of how we can all be in the world!
I am still wrapping my head around the fact that something can be delicate and fragile and oh so strong. We have been sold that being delicate and fragile is associated with being weak and as a bi-product, something you dont really want to be. But I have been re-connecting to the fact that this is not true and and that shows here that the bubble was very delicate and fragile but also very strong. Just like us humans. Our bodies are oh so delicate but oh so strong. It takes a while for the head to get used to that again – well mine anyway.
I love rereading this blog, it is a beautiful lesson in how we can navigate our way in the world remaining connected to our delicate nature, move with grace and touch others by our clear reflection.
That is true and I feel it also shows how deep an impression we can make on others by being like that.
yes in our transparency we reflect the truth of Our nature, one and the same.
Another magical moment Ariana. These moments are all around us and the choice is there to ‘see’ them or not. It brings an enormous appreciation for these moments in life, how we are clearly supported at every turn to remain or return to our natural harmonious way.
The bubble teaches us that fragility, flow and stillness are our strength and when we allow it, the plan that is in place for us will unfold naturally.
‘…we all have a part to play in the movements we make in this amazing universe we live in.’ This expression expanded my body Anonymous! When I connect to this truth, the trivial events of life are put in their place and I am back where I come from! Awesome sharing, thank you!
This is an awesome reminder that we can choose to move with the order of the universe, connected to our delicateness and purpose without wavering but a consistent steadiness. How amazing would it be if we all move with this level of connection and responsibility? I am learning to for sure, not yet consistent but getting a lot of support and inspiration from people at Universal Medicine and blogs like this, totally inspirational.
I do enjoy observing things and watching what happens in the environment around me. The words that stuck out to me was about holding your space. I realise that there are times at work where I don’t hold my space, I contract and this then allows the energy to come in and I take on what is happening around me and allow it to affect me.
This is a brilliant blog and understanding of life. This morning I started very quickly with a mind full of thoughts on the things to be done and how best to sort it all etc. I could feel the anxiousness starting to rise in my body and knowing what this feeling can lead to and how exhausting it is I’ve chosen to not try and create the morning but to sit down and re-connect to my body and stay in the rhythm that supports me everyday and then be open to what feels like comes next. Take instruction from the impulse of my body feels very different from imposing on my body what to do and when. No wonder it was starting to show me signs of anxiousness it was simply giving me the signals to re-consider, re-connect and come back to what we know is true and not create something different with no true purpose to doing so. I appreciate the beautiful observations of the bubble ☺
I was never was really one to take care or even by aware of my movements. There was no great detail to how I moved I would just get from point a to point b or more still I would just arrive. The focus was mostly on the getting there and rarely on the quality. I have seen through Universal Medicine presentations just how much weight our movements play and have been a lot more aware of how I move. I have noticed just how much tension my body has at different times when I move and how this tension not only effects me, how I express but equally everything around me. It may sound too much for some but at one point people also thought the world was flat and aggressively rejected anyone that said otherwise. So much in our history shows us rejecting things and people that grounded something that was true before we were ready to listen. I feel and can see this is another one of those, it’s truth won’t be widely appreciated until years down the track. I can watch how the simplest of movements can change the world how I see it and that’s the responsibility we all hold.
This is a sweet story and sharing. I like how it shows us that we can be anywhere and not be affected by what is going on around us if we so choose.
Watching the bubble and learning from the bubble and the observations that are so powerful, is all very different to living IN a bubble and not connecting with the rest of the world. But a bubble can be a fun message and reminder for us to move in a way that allows the greatest connection with ourselves as well as the rest of the world.
You said it, Doug. There is always a reflection which we can choose to see and learn from.
What a beautiful reflection of how it is possible to stay true to yourself however challenging the circumstances and how awesome that you were open to receiving this Magic of God moment in all its glory.
Love this blog , deeply inspirational and powerful in its simplicity.
Reading this I felt such a level of stillness come over me that it revealed to me how much drive I am still living with in my everyday life. Like you my movements have become much gentler recently but there is still a level of imposition on everything around me because of my tendency to have an agenda about, for example, how much I want to achieve in a day and I drive myself to get it done, overriding any messages from my body and not allowing for the natural flow to guide me about where I need to move next. Thank you for this penny dropping moment which has given me a new marker for moving in a truer manner.
I love the messages of support which come to us during the day when we stop long enough to truly appreciate them. What a beautiful sharing you had with this bubble. God is always present in the detail!
Great observation, I was just wondering to myself how often I miss such beautiful lessons in life from such magic moments. I often catch myself being in too much of a rush or not being totally present but I can also appreciate where I have come from and know without a shadow of a doubt that everything we do does effect everything so thanks for writing this Anon and I will be on the look out from now on for by type of bubble lessons.
Wow! I feel like a child enjoying the awe and wonder of a tin of bubbles being blown through a wand and enjoyed in full. What an unmistakable and powerful ‘Magic of God’ moment, this beautiful and delicate bubble has graced the busy shop with. These messages certainly appear in the most amazing and variety of ways in the most unexpected way.
A most beautiful sharing and and most beautiful that you stopped and noticed and took in what was presented to you.
Who could ever imagine that a bubble could be so inspiring? To me this teaches that life is all about energy first! And that we’re to discern the source of the ‘incident’. In this instance it clearly is a beautiful reflection with Heaven as its source. How gracious life is?
The more I stop to appreciate the magic of God such as your example of the bubble the more alive I feel inside, it confirms how much support we are given to re-connect and live life in our fullness. It also shows how this starts with our simple movements and care we take in each moment, not in any grand plan.
Being authentic and keeping one´s tenderness and delicateness in a world that is harsh is challenging but key to staying true to one´s nature.
Your beautiful sharing and the symbolism of it, offers me a very clear reflection that if I move in my own pace and stay transparent, I won’t be crushed. A lesson in trust.
Awesome Eva. Ultimately we can never be crushed when we choose to connect to the steadiness of who we are, to truth and trust our inner knowing. I have found it is when I invest in people liking or agreeing with me that I get crushed instead of staying connected to myself.
A beautiful example that a piece of Heaven is being reflected to us at any given moment, and it is for us to take notice, observe and reconnect to the quality that is true and innate in us, yet not chosen to be lived.
The Livingness supports us to observe & reconnect these magical qualities of a bubble to our own lived way.
Now that was some bubble! Great reflection . . . playful, light and totally transparent . . . and yet at the same time spacious and graceful, holding all the colours of the rainbow.
Once we become aware of how much indeed we are clocking from the movements of things and people around us it opens up an expanded understanding of life, our awareness of our own movements can then not be ignored.
The bubble was a very clear message for us all, that we are able to live delicately in any environment,
I loved reading this, so much to be learnt/reminded of from a bubble, just delightful. Thank you for sharing.
Movement is the greatest way to learn about life and deepen our relationship with it if we take it seriously, are open to play around , willing explore the generation of wellbeing and, ready to honour what movement reveals.
Wow, I loved reading this blog Anonymous. The image of the bubble was strong and easy to relate to. The unwavering-ness of its movements, it’s nature, it’s presence and simplicity is a great reminder of how we can be as we travel through life…not needing to get caught up in the rush and busyness, but holding our own presence in the same way.
What a student of your heart you are in taking the time to honour the learning that was being presented to you from this bubble.
Moving in connection to our bodies is an art that allows us to be in life and not be affected by the business and complications of the world, it is a reflection to be treasured and offered for the good of all.
I also love how a bubble reflects everything on it’s outside and has a clear pure space inside. A gorgeous blog, Thank you Anonymous.
We certainly have a choice all the time to move according to the pace and vibration of the chaos, people and emotions around us, or keep doing our own thing. ‘Fitting in’ to society is judged on this; to conform and match what’s happening around us would be fitting the picture, but we have a responsibility to choose a different way of living that exposes what isn’t loving, respectful or true.
Wow, I love that – its such a clear message – when we move with the same pace as all the tension and drive around us, we get carried along and get no sense of us within the rush of life. What that little bubble was showing was that we can remain us in life, whole and complete and not making a seeming fuss, and yet we offer something other than the rat race.
It is such a blessing to get this reflections and reminders in life, that it is possible to live a still, focused, lovingly life in THIS world and so offer something else to the common rush and stress. For me the ultimate reflection here is Serge Benhayon and how he and his family lives. More and more also other students step up and become role models of a love lived life. But also the little reminders, those little moments where we get a reflection of the magic of God, like your bubble in the shopping center…are so beautiful. I once got a butterfly in my bathroom flying around – in the middle of winter in England!!! Or the rainbows we’ve got…my Mother met once a foreign girl on her street and greeted her. The little girl said to her: “you are beautiful”. My mom still smiles when she remembers this moment. What reminds me again on the responsibility to become this kind of bubble you met, for others. Become magical. And we will change this world back to what it is designed for: Love, Harmony & Joy.
That bubble was a message just for you, and thank you for then sharing it with us, because I have now considered what my movements are like and how they impact on me and others.
I love this symbol of the bubble and how it highlights that we do not need to harden or change our delicate shape to be in the world, and also that even in a busy shopping precinct there is so much space if we allow ourselves to feel it.
I know that feeling of getting caught up in the pace of life very well and how it feels in my body. It feels compelling at times and hard to fight – and perhaps that is the point – fighting it is part of the problem. The art is to simply be in the awareness of who we are instead, whatever is apparently calling us to do otherwise.
Anonymous, this is really beautiful, ‘Everything is part of a whole and this bubble was showing me the delicateness of who I am and how I can live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe just like the delicate and fragile bubble.’ What a gorgeous way to live, When I sometimes work at a busy school I sometimes experience this feeling, there is a lot of busyness going on around me and if I choose I can stay calm and move with grace and stillness and this feels amazing, i feel unaffected by the noise and busyness and at the end of the day feel unchanged from my calm, gentle state.
The bubble appearing “out of no-where” to reflect something to you is simply magic and definitely not a coincidence at all. These are the moments when we feel that we are not along, that their is a deep order in the universe and that we are part and parcel of it.
The real Magic of God at play and a beautiful message to remind you and all of us how to move with a grace and lightness that not only benefits us but restores a flow and harmony to our environment and everyone around us, even when we are not noticed. Thank you Anonymous for sharing such a special message from God. Our movements are very powerful what ever their properties, reclaiming the quality restores an essential relationship with our bodies, our environment and with one another. There is nothing more exquisite to observe, feel and implement than people moving in absolute grace.
It is amazing when these things appear out of nowhere, or in unexpected places, and if we are open to it reading the messages they bring. This is a great example.
I feel awed and inspired by your sharing of the Magic of God. Thank you, as you were given a gift so you passed it on to others.
I know a very wise man that once said we should live like a fish in the sea and not get wet, your bubble is the same example. My daily commute in London that has me moving through one its busiest stations in the city and in the evenings it is like Salmon spawning… you can or get lost in the rush and just pulled along by the flow or stand on the right, and observe the eddies of chaos that swirls around you.
The purity and simplicity of movements is a deep support for us in our daily lives. If we can see how this choice can hold us and others, it is something we will always come back to.
In my current situation at work I can find many external factors which I have been choosing to affect my choices and so this blog is a welcome reminder of my choice to remain in my own way of being rather than changing to be a part of that which comes from outside of me.
The image of the bubble floating silently, holding its shape and ever so fragile without any need to protect itself and its only purpose to be all that it is – in its delicateness, fragility and stillness. Very Beautiful to feel Anonymous, thank you.
The messages we can get if we are open to it are so profound and with the only purpose to give us a reflection of who we really are and how we can be in any situation. It is a blessing to live in the openness to receive these messages as when we do, we are open and ready for evolution in our lives.
One thing I appreciated was your dedication to changing your movements simply because you know it affects all others. Your bubble reminds me that I am learning that there is strength in delicateness, transparency and light, even in the roughest of situations.
The bubble floating around also reminds us to be light and playful and not take things so seriously. I find when I’m overly serious then everything is serious and a big deal. Love the magic of symbolism.
A stunning reflection of how we can embrace our innate delicateness and move through life in an energy that is in harmony with all around us, omnipresent yet unimposing… but always deeply healing when true quality is honoured.
“My deep appreciation to Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine for presenting the work of the Ancient Wisdom that offers the opportunity to be inspired to bring simplicity back into our lives in the simplest of ways, knowing that we all have a part to play in the movements we make in this amazing universe we live in.” This is the simplest way of knowing what responsibility is and offers purpose to a world that does not have it. If we were aware that all our thoughts and movements effect the all, we in some way may be reminded of that each day and each moment we were moving or thinking.
The delicate bubble is such a beautiful reminder that we can choose to stay with ourselves, even in the most chaotic environments. It appears to be so vulnerable and fragile, yet the quality of it’s movements remain true to it’s delicate nature, reflecting an amazing strength. It’s unaffected by all that’s going on around it.
Very delicate and beautiful, yet steady and unwavering what a great reflection of how we can be in life, holding steady no matter what goes on around us. Thank you for reminding me of how much our movements count.
It is through his body and his movements that Serge Benhayon reminds others of the truth of who we all are. Yes what he presents verbally also does the same thing but the true power of reflection lies in the way that we move.
We are either moving consciously or unconsciously. When we are moving unconsciously, we are actually being moved by an energetic source who’s sole intention is to keep us from knowing the truth of who we are. When we move consciously we are moving with an energy who’s soul intention is to remind us that the truth of who we are is the interconnectedness of God.
Lessons are presented in everything and are all around us!
Wow, there is a lot to learn from this amazing bubble – holding its own space amidst the crowds, moving at its own pace, utterly transparent and, albeit totally unaffected by its surroundings, being a part of the all.
It’s pretty huge when we allow ourselves to stop and consider that EVERY movement we make has an effect on each and every one of us ….. and therefore, the responsibility we have to ensure the quality of our movements is a reflection of who we truly are.
A beautiful illustration of how there is a relationship between all things and that we can be equally a part of this without having to become a part of that which we are not.
I’m becoming more aware of how we always have a choice to connect with and move in harmony with all or in excess hardness, pushing, rushing and so on! My relationship with time seems to have a big impact on how I approach life, on the kind of energy that I run on.
That bubble was very unusual in the length it was able to be in the shop and move around, up, down and sideways without popping. A lovely message that we can be in the busiest of environments, remain delicate and move with the flow rather than be dragged into the ‘jangle’ that’s all around us.
What a gorgeous way to convey the feeling of delicateness, spaciousness, and lightness of being we are when we just allow ourselves to simply just Be.
Thank you Anonymous. You remind me that engaging with life is part of the fun and there is absolutely no reason to avoid situations out of fear.
It is easy to feel the quality in movement, which can either be like a harmonious rhythm or one of discord. I have been in a crowded room where everyone was aware of their movements and there was no disruption or imposition felt.. there was space. In the connection with our body as we move we remain in rhythm with space around us.
I also came to this point as I developed self-care where I was moving with awareness and care but I still felt some hardness and tension. This is when I became more aware of the quality of my movements and my level of harmlessness and harmony with everything around me. When I am aware of me within this big picture, everything changes. It no longer becomes a mental activity of staying present with me but feels more like slipping into a stream.
What a beautiful lesson shared with us all through the magic of God- thank you.
I could really feel the exquisiteness of this moment. It really felt like time stood still as the magic of the universe communicated with you. The possibility to live with delicateness and being unwavering despite all that goes on around you, is clearly being lived and shown by the bubble. This is a far cry from how most of us live each day, with most unaware that this is even an option. It is so important that there are people like Serge Benhayon who do live this way and keep reminding us that that is our true nature too.
“Everything is part of a whole and this bubble was showing me the delicateness of who I am and how I can live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe just like the delicate and fragile bubble.” How I love reflections and what they can show us about life and those around us. I too had a similar experience but with a dragonfly and it was flying around and stopping in front of me as if it was looking at me and then we both held each other in one moment which felt like forever. It was a beautiful confirmation of space and movement and how life is always interconnected. A great sharing Anonymous thank you.
Reading your words again today, I got bubbles are reflective too. Though they are trasparent the light bounces off them and catches your eye. I feel like the same is true for us when we move and connect the beauty of it all. Thank you Anonymous for this delicate sharing.
Love the analogy Joseph, it’s so true, going about our days in a sea of familiarity and then spotting someone living and moving in a way that goes against the grain of pushing and striving, stands out and glistens with inspiration and reflection.
Thank you for sharing this delightful reflection of how our inner stillness affects our movements and how it is possible to bring that stillness no matter what our environment.
Such a beautiful reflection. There are so many of these moments when we are open to seeing them. How gorgeous, and when we accept the reflections we are offered we expand in our awareness and understanding of life.
Taking a stop moment in my day to see if I am moving in a momentum is such a great thing to do. Thanks for the bubble analogy. There is so much in our day to day that reflects a stillness and a move away from being frantic, it is just up to us to see this and choose how we wish to also be.
There is much to love and learn from this, thank you. What really stood out is how much life actually offers us to observe and reflect upon and living with the principles of the Ageless Wisdom does support us to be open to this richness that surrounds us.
So much to be learned from such a simple but awesome symbol of reflection. We can all learn from this.
How amazing life is when we take the time to be connected and take note of what is being shared in the space around us. I feel my life flow just like the bubble when I open all that is presented in those moments when I go into my inner-most stillness. The other thing with a bubble it is spherical so no matter what position you see it from it is exactly the same, I am working consistently on being in exactly the same energy in all I do to the best of my ability.
I love these moments when we are being shown something, there is a clear message for us to observe and see and feel. Thank you Anon for your sharing. I had a similar experience recently of being shown something, in a supermarket at the self serve tills. When the docket got printed out it was all skewed and could not be read. Because I needed a docket, I called over the assistant who came over to check the machine. In the process, instead of pressing re-print as an option, I saw him clearly pull out a voucher from his pocket, scan the voucher and then put it back in his pocket, which then meant we could not re-print the previous transaction. So we had to request the head office to get a receipt printed. Whilst we stood there waiting, I asked the young man why he had scanned the voucher. He said he had not scanned it, that it might have scanned by mistake when he passed his hand across the screen to press some buttons. He was genuine when we said this and did not have any recollection nor realisation that he had pulled it out of his pocket, straightened it out and scanned it in front of me. I simply nodded and said no more, because in that instant I got to realise that I was being shown something. I was being shown how we can be used by an unnatural energy when we are not aware of our movements and not aware of our presence, I was being shown how important it is to stay present and aware, because if not, then we are participants to a different way of being, one which creates delay and complications deliberately so. What a simple and beautiful lesson, and it actually felt like I was in a movie observing all this as it happened.
The presentations of Serge Benhayon and Natalie Benhayon in particular, have awakened so much in regards to the quality of our movements in everything that we ‘do’, and how key this is to living not only in connection with oneself, but in a quality of connection that honours and claims all that we are, and thus naturally respects all others.
We can’t help but feel it when someone walks past us in haste, in turmoil or stress… a ‘wake’ is most certainly left behind them. And similarly, we can’t help but feel it when someone walks past us in the grace of his or her being and how blessed we are by such movements within our sphere.
The thing is, everything is actually ‘within our sphere’, and our every thought and movement (Including the spoken word and vocal expression) does impact upon the whole.
A timely reminder that we needn’t get caught up in the flurry of activity and emotion that can so often be around us, and nor need we distance or separate ourselves from it. There is a way to hold ourselves in full connection with the world, and not take on that which doesn’t belong to us. Thank-you.
I love this blog, written with beautiful alchemy that allows one to feel the movements within. What a beautiful message from God in the form of a bubble, a message so worth the share.
What a gorgeous lesson on how to be truly spherical; transparent, in flow with life not fighting it, delicate and able to observe and not absorb the world around us by holding steady to who we truly are. All this from a seemingly random bubble in a shop that did not pop! Not only do I love that you received this message, I love that you were able to receive it by allowing yourself to peer beneath the surface and read the message on offer and what it symbolised from you rather than simply just dismissing it.
The fact that the bubble didn’t pop is what I loved about this blog. A great analogy that although at times we may feel that life may be difficult or we are going through some difficulties, we are able to work through these when we remain connected to being transparent and delicate with ourselves.
And the fact that that bubble did not pop is testament to the truth that there is great strength to be found in vulnerability, transparency and fragility.
When I started reading I could feel myself going into my head and starting judging. But only out of protection to the ‘outside world’. I felt scared to live this in the world. As I caught it, I realised how this pattern / belief in me is quite strong. That I can’t be the delicate me in the world. That I am to hide this delicateness and sphericalness. Which isn’t true – at all!! When I feel the bubble flowing, I can feel the lightness, joy and magnificence of God’s communication with us. So so precious and beautiful. Thank you Anonymous for sharing. There’s much, much to learn from your experience.
What a sweet playful observation.
Incredible lesson for us all, gosh that is amazing, and to see that effect we have on another and all that comes our way.. I am inspired by this blog as it shows how nature is constantly teaching us these universal principles.. the responsibility we can take up again. Beautiful example of how to be living truth.
I love this image and experience. There is just so much to learn from what you have shared here and I will bring it into my day today knowing that it has the potential to change everything about what I do – which in turn offers a new potential anywhere I go.
What a great reflection and timely reminder to just be aware of the signs and symbols that are constantly presenting themselves for us to see. If we stay open to everything being a lesson, then we open ourselves up to learning something every day, and effortlessly so.
I love this blog. What an awesome reflection to remind us all to flow and move to our true rhythm with quality and purpose.
Bubbles have many different connotations, but I’ve never read about or experienced what you did. It goes to show that there are lessons to be learned in all of the aspects of life, even those we think we understand or have figured out.
A gorgeous sharing, thank you ‘ Everything is part of a whole and this bubble was showing me the delicateness of who I am and how I can live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe just like the delicate and fragile bubble.’
What a gift of divine magic and loving support. This is such a clear lesson for deep consideration on how awareness of movement is essential in the most simple of tasks. I can feel the times I want to shape the bubble so it fits into the time frame I’m creating.
It is beautiful to recognise our own effect on our surroundings trough the quality in movement we choose, allowing ourselves to be like a bubble floating in the air in surrender and stillness allowing our movements to be in harmony with that what is within.
What a beautiful story of the moving bubble and how our movements reflect and effect everything and the magic of God showings us so much simplicity and inspiration. “This bubble literally came out of nowhere but I had a feeling that there was a lesson to be learnt.” If only we paid attention to the details in moments and saw them as this, just how different life would become as a journey of constant learning and appreciation in every movement as who we really are – delicate, fragile and a magical part of the Universe.
Life is full with messages from Heaven. The magic of God is there without a doubt and you gave us another beautiful and clear example of the depth and lightness how it reflects to us our true nature.
“…the simplicity of plugging a cord into a socket, all of which are movements that impact on each and every one of us.” Often people don’t put any attention to this little ‘unimportant’ movements we do every day, but reading your blog I could see how if we would do something like plugging a cord into a socket every day with hardness this has an effect on us and our bodies. As well as that it has an impact on everyone else observing this action. So the importance to be present with every move we make, literally!
I love your playful description of the bubble here. It perfectly resembles what I am increasingly experiencing about the love of God and the unwavering wisdom and inspiration offered by our Soul. So steady, tender, unimposing whilst reflecting the grandness and the fullness that is available for us to choose. Thank you for sharing about your insight that these same qualities and loving impact could be reflected in our own movements.
Movements are the key, we can often go into our head to try and work out why we are feeling a certain way – which just prolongs the effects or magnifies the same energy – when really all we have to do is come back to our body and move in a differ way. Very simple.
Something so simple as a bubble gliding along is a beautiful reflection to observe how we can be like that in a hustle bustle environment we sometimes live in but don’t need to join. We have many signs like these that support us when we make the space to notice them. Well done for noticing.
I love symbolism and how we, if we stay discerning and open, are constantly being offered reflections on a true way of living and moving.
Thank you for sharing the many layers of how movement not only affects everyone and everything but how we really don’t pay the close attention to the movement that we could and that will be the real change for how we and all others feel each moment. I also love the magic of God at play with the bubble you talk about, little moments like this always make me smile from the inside out.
This is very beautiful and a lovely example of how we can ‘be a fish in the sea and not get wet’ – how our movements do not have to be impacted or altered based on what is going on around us, but rather that we can stay with ourselves and be a walking reflection to what is going on around us.
Thank you for sharing you experience, much to learn from this.
I can relate to this as I often feel like I’m rushing to fit in my days workload. It’s a great reminder to be more aware of my movements, like the bubble, it’s so clear now, thank you.
Astounded! God showing his magic, Even in It’s crowd in a shopping centre. An amazing lesson thanks for sharing.
Indeed harryjwhite, God does not hide or waver, he is everywhere with us. It is just us who choose to not always be aware of this fact, but that does not mean that he is not always with us.
I love this piece and the gorgeous reflection and lesson the clear, transparent, delicate bubble was showing you. Thank you for this sharing as it has reminded me of how powerful it is to be graceful with our movements and full within our selves when we are out in the world.
It’s quite incredible that we can go through life and miss these seemingly tiny, but not really events. I know I certainly have. Do we see or not see? that is the choice.
Spot on Jennifer – how much is there that we are not allowing ourselves to see? How many little lessons through the magic of God, do we turn a blind eye to? It is time to take off our blinders and begin to enjoy all the communications that abound around us!
Great point Jennifer, we only see what we choose to see. If we choose to see the truth we will see messages from God in everything.
Absolutely Loenne. Recently I have been finding little white feathers in all sorts of really random places. Messages that I simply cannot ignore. And yes, they are being given to us all the time – the choice is ours if we want to see them or not.
What an awesome stop moment for you Anonymous, exactly what you needed at the time. I love it.
What a beautiful reflection for us all to be fully with ourselves not rushing, just being totally connected
This article is a sign post to anyone who is ready to honor deeply their connection to nature and God. As then never is a moment missed to offer us a learning. Giving us moments to pause, reflect and quite likely tenderly adjust our ways. As must be done for the tenderness we hold within is forever waiting to be felt, honored and lived.
Well said Leigh and when indeed we do live and honour the ‘tenderness we hold within, which is forever waiting to be lived’ then it confirms it and gives it permission to expand. The expansion of tenderness then ignites the firey love that lies in the inner heart of us all and this then in turn accelerates our journey home.
My body literally tingles with joy in how you express this and how God shows truth to us. I am inspired to take this back to my day and observe the quality of my movements in even greater detail. Thank you.
This is the art of living life without being lived by life or as Serge Benhayon stated ‘to be a fish in the sea without getting wet’.
The more present we are the more signs we are open to receiving.
Absolutely agree Joe, when I am present and connected with my body and its movements, I see, feel and can observe more of all that is around me.
Wow – that bubble sure had a lot of wisdom to share and now you share it with us all Anonymous. I love being reminded that we are delicate and light and have no reason to fear being crushed if we hold our own and move with respect for everyone and every thing.
So true Leonne, we always have the choice to hold our own, and also the spherical nature of a bubble allows the same to be seen from every angle only the reflection may differ because the light will reflect differently from different angles. So our true movements will reflect those angles that are going to respect all those around us.
I love the image of the bubble. Staying with itself – unhassled by all that was going on around it, moving purposefully all the while. “Everything is part of a whole and this bubble was showing me the delicateness of who I am and how I can live unrattled, unwavering, and be part of the whole movement of the universe just like the delicate and fragile bubble.” Thankyou Anonymous.
It’s amazing how much we see and realise from the movements of others. And how significantly our own conscious presence with our movements can completely shift our thoughts, moods and perception of what’s around us.
You’ve described 2 very different types of bubbles in your blog Anonymous; the bubble that isn’t affected, popped or changed by the chaotic environment around it, and the bubble many of us live in thinking that our actions DON’T affect the people and things around us. It works both ways. Thank you for sharing.
Great point Susie, I concur, most of the time I go about life complete oblivious to my own bubble that I hold as protection. I am working constantly to undo those ideals and believes that are like a bubble that is not allowing me to be open to letting people in and in so doing I also do not let the true me out.
Thank you. I was sharing just last night how much I have been aware of my own movements recently and how much more in line with the beautiful, delicate and fragile yet strong woman I am they could be. This is a very timely blog and a great sharing on the magic that is with us when we care to notice.
I love this blog and the beauty you bring Anonymous to such a simple thing. It’s is true, a bubble moves in such a constant, graceful way, unwavering in it’s quality. The way you describe it reminds me how we are made up of bubbles we call atoms, that are part of a larger bubble – our body, which operates on our planet, a bubble in the bubble universe. What a great symbol. It bursts the bubble that we are seperate from everything else.
Joseph, your comment is very playful especially the last part. I love it. The message in this blog is pure Gold. I am going to pay more attention to how I move throughout my day. Letting go of the drive, and focus more on my quality and purpose. It is pretty simple yet if I consistently choose this quality I am sure I will feel amazing and light, reflecting this to everyone and everything.
Yes Joseph, nothing we do is in isolation when you consider we are all something inside something! Bubbles inside and alongside bubbles.
Haha, I love your play on words, Joseph, especially the idea of being a bubble in a bubble universe. Sounds effortless and joyful…
I so appreciate this reminder … ‘never realising all that I was in contact with and what mark I had left behind’. Just reading your beautiful blog, I realise how this very much applies to me to. Particularly at work, where I can, all too easily, allow the frenetic pace to pull me away from my my natural rhythm.
Thanks for the reminder that our movements do make a difference, and that there’s a choice and an impact of those choices. Having moved in a momentum of drive and pushing to get things done for a long time, I can clearly feel the impact that this has had and is still having on my body. The more I allow myself to feel this, the more I actually want to move in a way that isn’t all about the striving and the trying, but is just more naturally me: gentle and with purpose.
It is so delightful when we get these messages. I remember being transfixed watching a whispy white ball of something (similar to dandelion clock) floating up, down and along on air currents.
Yes Nicola I have shared in these messages that seem odd and come out of the blue yet bring with them a timely reminder of how we are living and what is on offer to learn.
and very often they come as a joyful confirmation 🙂
A simply divine blog, thank you, Anonymous. What a gorgeous encounter to have had, it was so beautiful to connect with all that you observed and learnt as you followed the bubble’s journey around the shop. How unaffected it was by the mayhem all around it, and, seemingly, how no one else seemed to notice it’s presence, apart from you, but everyone had the same opportunity to experience the wisdom that was on offer.
Thank you for sharing your delightful lesson in the form of a bubble, and what a powerful lesson it was. I just love how we are often offered the biggest life lessons in the most simple of ways and in the most surprising settings. These are the lessons that will stay with us forever as the medium they are presented in is too magical to forget.
Absolutely love this blog, what you have shared is great lesson for us all. I too am working on claiming who I am and bring full awareness to my movements, every little movement counts. What I am noticing the more I keep coming back to the simplicity of my movements with my body, the more I am being held by the universe and everything around flows.The lesson for me is there is no need to rush or get into the doing, but connect with my body and move with the flow.
I currently work on a very busy hospital ward where I require to keep up physically and mentally at any given moment. I feel tired most of the tired, I realise now that this is because I still too often run to another’s beat rather then to my own.
Beating to my own rhythm will be one of the greatest gifts I can give to myself.
Great realisation Luke. When I/we remain connected with our own rhythm, in and with our bodies we do not exhaust ourselves. Imagine if we all lived with this awareness, there would be know need to prop ourselves up with the sugar and coffee that we do, the false fuels that have become our norm.
To have this as a norm would be life changes for many people.
Gorgeous reflection Luke. It is something I am still learning to maintain.
This reminds me of something a colleague said to me the other day. He said – “So Rebecca, are you going to change your beat?” He had noticed that I wasn’t my usual self, and indeed I wasn’t as I was running around feeling stressed and dancing to everyone else’s rhythm. His kind and direct but comedic way of calling me to account helped me to to stop and come back to my own rhythm – to my own ‘beat’.
Yes Luke, that’s awesome. Nice new spin on the old expression- and it’s true!
What a beautiful reflection this is Anonymous. What great and powerful lessons we can learn form something as simple and as delicate as a single bubble. An inspiration to take into my day.
I love how we are shown so many gems which we can learn from and that remind us who we are and where we are from. We are all equally as delicate and sensitive and the key is how we move about. As you have said, we can move with love and not get swayed by the world and hence not let our bubble get burst or we can get jolted about and effected by everything that is going on outside of us – the choice is always ours and the bubble is a lovely reminder of that.
Beautiful description of holding your space, while being open and with everything and everyone else. The delicateness of the bubble and the lightness it moved with could be felt, a lesson shared. Thank you.