Quotes About Flow

Becoming the observer (step back) you begin to live in process, trusting where our source is taking you. You begin to detach from the outcome. That detachment allows you to stop fighting and allows things to just come to you; you no longer make things happen but allow them to show up. The fight is gone!

You get to a place where you begin to be guided by something greater than yourself. You stop fighting and striving (indeed the need to expend this type of energy is often a strong indicator that you are not in flow and where you are meant to be) and instead, surrender to your higher purpose and be guided from there, allowing things to happen, trusting in source, focusing on your why and letting go of the how...

It is the space between the notes that makes the music. Without that emptiness, that silence in between, there is no music, only a noise.

Stop chasing your dreams. Allow them to come to you in perfect order with unquestioned timing.

You are Source Energy, and there is a trajectory of ease. It is a path of least resistance, and you can feel when you're on that trajectory, and you can feel when you get off it. The more you proclaim that you are on it, the more you are often off it and trying to get on it. Sometimes it is better just to take a nap.

All things are in motion and nothing is at rest. … You cannot go into the same [river] twice.

Let the world unfold without always attempting to figure it all out. Let relationships just be, for example, since everything is going to stretch out in Divine order. Don't try so hard to make something work—simply allow.

By banishing doubt and trusting your intuitive feelings, you clear a space for the power of intention to flow through. This may sound like hocus-pocus, but I prefer to think of it as emptying my mind and entering the heart of mystery.

letting yourself be more spontaneous and less regimented in your daily life:

Allow your life to unfold naturally. Know that it too is a vessel of perfection. Just as you breathe in and breathe out, there is a time for being ahead and a time for being behind; a time for being in motion and a time for being at rest; a time for being vigorous and a time for being exhausted; a time for being safe and a time for being in danger.

allowing life's natural rhythm to flow unimpeded through you.

Let your thoughts and behaviors move smoothly in accordance with the nature of all things.

Let go of a desire to force anyone or anything, and choose instead to consciously be part of the cyclical pattern of nature.

This is true for every aspect of your life: The more you push against it, the more resistance you create.

you get it by letting go.

Do not resist the natural course of your life.

To be in harmony with the Tao is to be free of goals, immersed in all that you're doing without concern about the outcome—just noticing in each moment and allowing yourself to flow with the creative Source that's energizing everything and everyone in the universe.

live more spontaneously—you don't need to neatly wrap up each detail of your life.

Don't try so hard to make something work—simply allow.

It's also important that you live more spontaneously—you don't need to neatly wrap up each detail of your life.

Keep track of situations that occur spontaneously or out of the realm of your control.

The less you focus on making a profit—instead shifting your energy to living your purpose in harmony with everyone else—the more money will flow to you and the more opportunities for generosity will be available to you.

Introduce a soft, nonaction style to your life. Practice the way of nonaction, or performing without effort.

Let the world unfold without always attempting to figure it all out.