13:"$Sreact.suspense" 14:I[1261,["8897","static/chunks/71d5b6fe-2cd557593089f17e.js","9323","static/chunks/25b8c134-985942d353a57552.js","1028","static/chunks/1028-ae61538fe073bc33.js","3313","static/chunks/3313-7c22cbe0f6b8e6de.js","2723","static/chunks/2723-b07d4407abf4782b.js","1673","static/chunks/1673-f8d655dd6231f555.js","8541","static/chunks/8541-fed17b5a145002a2.js","94","static/chunks/94-1c5b297c4a37114a.js","3722","static/chunks/3722-e7444d58778dc048.js","8070","static/chunks/8070-f959941b5221d2ad.js","7182","static/chunks/app/%5Bslug%5D/page-14455b5f256c56ab.js"],"default",1] 15:T5bc,On finding your way, trusting what draws you, letting go, and staying open to the next step: "_It doesn't really matter_ which _next thing you do, because whatever it is, it will become your next teaching. And it isn't the_ thing _you do that matters, anyway–it's who it is that's doing it, where it's coming from in you._" "_Don't be afraid to change when your intuitive wisdom tells you to. You start a sadhana, and you go into it with total commitment, and you drink deeply of it. But then you begin to experience its limitations for you._" "_Work with whatever it is that's drawing you at the moment._" "_At one moment, You'll sit by the river, and you'll look at a rock, and you'll feel its sacredness, and that will take you out of yourself. At another moment, nature won't do it for you, but something else will._" "_At one moment, one form feels comfortable, right, useful; at another moment, another form. Just keep flowing in and out of the forms. Use them and then drop them. They aren't 'it.' The point isn't to cling to one practice or another, one teacher or another; the point is to use whatever can in_ this _moment open you to living spirit._" "_We keep thinking that we have to get behind ourselves and push, when all the time we are actually being propelled full speed ahead._