Find Us.
On turning inward again and again, creating from what you hear there, and trusting that what comes from the heart will reach the people who need it.
For a long time I kept my inner life and my work in separate rooms. Listening inward was one thing – early morning, journal open, coffee going cold. Creating was another: sitting down, pushing, producing. And a third thing, further away than both: showing anyone what came out of it.
This letter makes those three things one movement: turn inward, listen, create from what you hear – and share it. In "Surfing the Ocean of Truth" the same movement appears as recognizing your wave and riding it; here it is said more plainly, almost as a daily instruction. Right now, nothing else is needed.
And if you're sitting on something you made from an honest place, unsure whether it's worth showing – the letter has an answer for that too: the ones it can help will come and listen. Whoever they are.
Dear traveler,
We love to speak to you. That is why we are here. To guide you, to help you. So that you can unfold into your essence. Can be yourself. Can land on this earth, fully and completely. Can fulfill your life's task and accept yourself entirely. And you are doing really well. We are all glad!
Right now, you don't need to do anything else. Find us, again and again. Hear us. Hear yourself, and create from that inner truth. Share these insights with others. They will listen to you. Soon they will come and listen. Who? Simply the souls for whom it can be a help on their very own way.
Create from your heart, and you will automatically create something valuable. Something that changes you and moves you forward on your way – and something able to touch others just the same. Because it is authentic. Because it comes from love.
So: hear us and create. Hear yourself and create. And share it! We love you.
Thank you for being here.
If something in these letters stayed with you, take it along – think about it, write your own answer, or just let it sit.
And if not today, that's okay too. There's no rush.
Until next time,
– Jan