Wikimedia Commons: Intertwined tree roots providing structural support.
Do you know that your body is limited?
And that this is not only okay and fully acceptable, but an occasion for you to be fully accepted? That this is a reality in which you are and can be embedded in relationships — where belonging takes place, and giving and receiving become a sacred rhythm, and you can find yourself held in collective care?
Have you allowed yourself to rest in the truth that your body is limited? That it is okay and fully acceptable to rest, and that this is an occasion to pause and honor yourself as a human being rather than a human doing?
Can you hold space for your body to be limited? To ask questions? To need others? To provide from your fullest self, but no longer assume a task list fuller than the self that you are?
What is possible?
—Renee Roederer
Smuggling Grace 