What is your flow?

Water (Flowing) – How do you flow in the current times we live in? How do you navigate your life and everything in your life?

There is a saying that we often swim upstream. That is effort and also experience. It can be difficult and then you realize what you are intended to learn. Whether life seems like a waterfall with pressure, beauty and even a jump off a ledge – or if it is a reflection in a serene lake – heed the signs. Pay attention to all that reflects.

As we know in work and life, people behave differently and act as such. Yet, to take a moment to ask about and realize a person’s backstory is what allows us to not judge, but gives us the presence to let the current of being in the world happen with understanding and love.

The waves of life are continuous. The tide rises two times a day. You get to renew. That is a gift, just as you are. When you float with tranquility, you are led in the right direction.

Water Element

Water symbolizes purity, healing, and emotional depth. Integrating Genshai into our understanding of water encourages us to cleanse our minds and hearts from negativity and to nourish ourselves with kindness and compassion. Giving Genshai to yourself first is essential because we create a constant flow , like waves in the ocean, to love to the capacity we authentically and wholeheartedly love ourselves. Practicing self-love means allowing our emotions to flow freely and accepting ourselves as we are, imperfections and all. By Mastering Genshai, we ensure that our interactions are like calm, clear waters, where we do not diminish anyone’s spirit, including our own, creating a supportive and loving environment.

Water also represents interconnectedness and empathy. Living Genshai through the element of water means recognizing our shared humanity and the impact we have on each other. By practicing empathy and understanding, we can support one another through life’s ebbs and flows. This heart-centric approach to self-love encourages us to connect deeply with ourselves and others, fostering a sense of unity and compassion that strengthens our relationships and our own sense of self-worth.