The Movement Of Energy


In the quiet of my room, i feel the remnants of my past rising through my body. my legs have been shaking for the past hour and i’ve just been here chilling, observing watching in real time my nervous system recalibrating itself. for the first time, my feet are being grounded with presence with light with life. I can’t explain the things that happen to me. As I write this my legs are still trembling and the feeling in my stomach is as if my stomach was drowning away the guilt and shame i’ve carried for long. For the first time, I didn’t chase answers. I didn’t ask why. I breathed and just let go. No resistance, no tears, no drama. I realize my past is not a prison, but the grounds for my preparation. With calm presence, I said goodbye not because i hate who i was, but I am in love with the man I am becoming. my body is no longer resisting release, it’s adjusting to the frequency. Just as life is slowly catching up to me. I am living the manifestations of the words i spoke out weeks, months and years ago. Alignment  is funny cuz my feet are not aligned what so ever 💀 but my body and mind are just adjusting to my soul. I don’t know how I got so far, it’s like a flip of a switch. But with the right people by my side, I was always reminded that i’m bigger than what I think I am. I don’t know what to expect from this point on. I just gotta do my part, show up and watch life grant me the things i desire. Where presence becomes life, and discipline the blueprint to the sovereign man. Makaveli Out.



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