I was holding on to a branch in the river, so scared of letting go, and praying only that someone
would stop the flow. I heard a voice like the sound of an ocean – above the river’s rush – a song
as old as the world and my heart was hushed, and I could hear it calling to me … Let go now,
it’ll be ok; let go, and let yourself be carried away. Let go of all your certainty; let go, and let yourself be carried to me. Still I clung to that branch in the river – white-knuckled, terrified – all
of my life I’d been warned that the waters lied. Something changed as the flood rose around me
and washed away my fear. An echo rose from within – it was crystal clear – and I could hear it
calling to me … so I let go. You’re holding on to that branch in the river, so scared of letting go – you’re praying only that someone would stop the flow. But hear the voice, its chorus in motion – conflate the I and we – weaving along with the song of the endless sea – the song that’s always calling to you.
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