Can I trust the current, even when I don’t see where it leads?
Gentle Reflection
You don’t always have to know where you're going.
You don’t have to push. Or plan. Or rise up and chart a bold new course.
Sometimes, the wisest thing your life does is float.
No striving. No forcing. Just… a quiet letting go.
The kind of movement that doesn’t look like movement at all.
A current beneath the surface that carries you
when your legs can’t swim anymore.
This isn’t drifting away.
This is drifting toward —
something unnamed, but not unkind.
Journal Prompts
These aren’t for solving — they’re for softening.
Take what you need. Leave the rest.
Where in my life am I being carried without realizing it?
If I didn’t need a plan right now, what would open up?
What if letting go is the next right thing?
How does it feel to imagine not knowing — and being okay with that?
If I trusted life more, what would I stop trying to control?
Unique Activity: Drift in Place
Sit somewhere quiet.
Imagine yourself in water — not swimming, not sinking.
Just floating. Eyes closed. Body soft.
Now ask:
What am I trying to hold up that might hold me, if I let it?
No answer needed. Just notice what shifts.
Let your breath drift out without catching it.
Closing Thoughts
Drifting isn’t doing nothing.
It’s letting something deeper carry you
when your mind has run out of maps.
You don’t have to name where you're going.
You don’t have to know what’s next.
You just have to let go
of needing to know
right now.
Let the current hold you.
