I would be a sparkly wild truth teller full of magical silly surprises that wake others out of the ordinary hum drum of life. I’d be endlessly vibrant and full of laughter and love.
I would be a strong confident girl who would never shy away from any open discussions, any exciting opportunity, any job opening which requires some extra qualification, any yoga session which asks to share video, any interesting person who I want to communicate but have fear of not being smart enough myself to talk with them. The list will go on. I wish to be that girl one day.
You brought together some truths I have learned here and there in a very easy to understand way, making it easier to share with others on their healing path. Thank you
I would help others see they have nothing to prove and help fight off the societal standards and judgments that marginalize people and tell us some are less than or unacceptable or less worthy.
I would be free to move forward freely, full of confidence, and joy and love. I would be able to share and teach classes with an open heart and a clear mind
I would be able to spread light and joy to those I encounter, to let go to move through challenging situations, exhaling until I come out on the other side without resistance, accepting all that comes my way without judgement, but with gratitude for the experiences as teachers on this rich, beautiful journey of life
I would be/feel confident, less attached to my learned coping/behavioural patterns & able to live life joyfully, freely, completely intuitively & from the heart
I would be more resent in my body which would give me the foundation to be so much more: emotional intelligence, focused, and live more of a life of intention.
I would be more truly myself. I would make decisions that support my growth and my joy and overall well-being. I would better be able to fulfill my purpose and have healthier relationships.
A strong powerful woman that is willing to take risks. With increased self confidence, I would focus on activities and behaviours that pranify my sattva. To remind myself of my talents and goodness withing. I would be more forgiving and compassionate towards myself. I would listen more closely to what my mind, body and soul is seeking. I would listen to others with more compassion and understanding. Finally, I would take action (and risks) to try new activities and work towards increasing my joy, love and peace in my life.
The first answer that comes to mind is: I don’t know… I have been thinking for so long that there is something unlovable about me that I can’t even imagine who I would be. And yes, it’s like you say: when I look under my ‘rock’ as shown in the video I find feelings of hurt and grief. But I can’t blame anybody for those and I don’t know what to do with them… you mention compassion but will that remove them?
Jen Bain says
I would be a sparkly wild truth teller full of magical silly surprises that wake others out of the ordinary hum drum of life. I’d be endlessly vibrant and full of laughter and love.
Natasha Wiggins says
A person that embraces change and free of judgment.
Mrunmayee Babhulkar says
I would be a strong confident girl who would never shy away from any open discussions, any exciting opportunity, any job opening which requires some extra qualification, any yoga session which asks to share video, any interesting person who I want to communicate but have fear of not being smart enough myself to talk with them. The list will go on. I wish to be that girl one day.
Hilda Pillay says
More confident and brave.
Perissa Busick says
I would be spacious, joyful and open to each moment, embracing my life and what it brings to me.
Erika - says
I would be able to inhabit my entire body and live more fearlessly, speaking my truth (with compassion) instead of holding myself back.
Jahna Perr says
Creative, courageous, free, positive, inspired and inspiring, joyful and kind
Heidi Adkins says
You brought together some truths I have learned here and there in a very easy to understand way, making it easier to share with others on their healing path. Thank you
Rachael St. Germain says
I would help others see they have nothing to prove and help fight off the societal standards and judgments that marginalize people and tell us some are less than or unacceptable or less worthy.
Francesca Biffi says
A woman that is in peace with herself and her choices. A woman free to make decisions without guilt. A person that sleeps well throughout the night.
Evelyn King says
I would be free to move forward freely, full of confidence, and joy and love. I would be able to share and teach classes with an open heart and a clear mind
Anonymous Au says
A compassionate open hearted leader
Lori B says
Simplicity that will inspire hope in the overburdened fearful mind! Thank you for this light.
megan reed says
I would be able to spread light and joy to those I encounter, to let go to move through challenging situations, exhaling until I come out on the other side without resistance, accepting all that comes my way without judgement, but with gratitude for the experiences as teachers on this rich, beautiful journey of life
Kelly Cowling says
I would be an authentic spontaneous person who could look within myself for guidance, and not be concerned with how my life looks from the outside.
Stacey Aldrich says
I would be less self-conscious
Kelly Gooch says
I would be/feel confident, less attached to my learned coping/behavioural patterns & able to live life joyfully, freely, completely intuitively & from the heart
Paul Edmondson says
I would be the butterfly that crawled out of the chrysalis
wendy hunter says
I’d like to think that i’d have more mind share to available to be more peaceful and more open to be authentically who I really am… Work in progress
Anonymous says
I would be joyful and less controlling.
Christina Hart says
A shining light. Someone positive, confident, making a difference in the best way she knows how
Yvonne French says
A writer and/or archaeologist.
Bev Riley says
I would be joyful and giving without expectations. I would be free to find my true heart.
Camilla L says
I would be my strong , creative ,powerful and loving self . Full of energy and vitality and free!
Katy Webber says
I would be someone who would be able to make more heart centered choices and have more compassion for myself.
-Katy
Alice Koekkoek says
I would be more authentic and aware of my true self. Alice Ontario
Soo Yin Hee says
I will be more fully able to express my gifts and my true self.
Lisa Fischler says
My most authentic self
L L says
Strong and confident
R P says
Free to live.
Anna S. says
I would be more authentic, confident, calmer, happier and so much more. I would dare to show myself and my talents to the world.
Marie-Claude Raymond says
I would be more happy and full of energy. And I would be able to enjoy life more than just struggling most of the time.
Staci Griffin says
I would be more resent in my body which would give me the foundation to be so much more: emotional intelligence, focused, and live more of a life of intention.
Meghan Kohler says
I would be more truly myself. I would make decisions that support my growth and my joy and overall well-being. I would better be able to fulfill my purpose and have healthier relationships.
Faye Y says
A strong powerful woman that is willing to take risks. With increased self confidence, I would focus on activities and behaviours that pranify my sattva. To remind myself of my talents and goodness withing. I would be more forgiving and compassionate towards myself. I would listen more closely to what my mind, body and soul is seeking. I would listen to others with more compassion and understanding. Finally, I would take action (and risks) to try new activities and work towards increasing my joy, love and peace in my life.
Shivonn McMahoney says
Who would I be without fear? Wow. What a question. I will ponder all day. But, I would be so happy.
Lynne Oldfield says
I would be free
Deb says
Not sure who I’d be, it’s been so long. (71 years). Need time to reflect on it
Anonymous says
Free to move about in the world knowing I could dance with whatever challenge that arose without being rescued.
Delia says
I would be confident, more open and creative. Thank you.
Jo R says
WoW! I would be free… free to enjoy whatever comes my way, free to engage in activities with people, free of connecting, free of revealing myself…
Denyse says
Thank you this has been so helpful! Being kind to myself is the final touch to this! Thank you again!
Zo Waldkircher says
To be honest i dont know! In the meantime i learned that i am not anxoius of beeing anxious, it belongs!
Anonymous says
The first answer that comes to mind is: I don’t know… I have been thinking for so long that there is something unlovable about me that I can’t even imagine who I would be. And yes, it’s like you say: when I look under my ‘rock’ as shown in the video I find feelings of hurt and grief. But I can’t blame anybody for those and I don’t know what to do with them… you mention compassion but will that remove them?
Teresa Waller says
A confident, forthright and open person.
Ginny Ramus says
I would have the energy and freedom to do more things I really want to do and engage with people in ways I now avoid out of fear.
Valerie Nugent says
I would be alive and free to create the life I want and deserve
domenica cohen says
who will i be if I did not fear? I would be free to sleep better enjoy life with less worry.
Francisco Aparicio Hermosilla says
Thank you
Carolyn Cheasman says
I would be a person with a sense of freedom and I think I would be happier