Growing in relationality informs creation — and growing relationships take time.

It takes time to grow relationships, it takes a dedicated effort and a conscious leaning in, and more than anything, it takes understanding. 

What can be created from a solid base, from a far greater understanding of who is involved, and why you have been brought together, whether it be place or person, is far more profound than any initial inspirations that may be ignited.

It is really about how energies meet, and furthermore converse with each other — over time.

This is a call into slowness — a deeper distillation, a call into exploration — a greater being, a call into what is far beyond the naked eye and any flashy impulses — and more than anything it’s a call into an all seeing vision that nurtures a long lasting relationality and future. 

It’s understanding the trickle effect and the impact, and again, that takes time and understanding to be able to foresee the future experience that is to be lived, and it is in actually living it versus predicting and hypothesising it.

It is ultimately a call into greater kinship, with others, with ourselves and the world around us. 

It is about cultivating trust. It is about working at a pace that allows true bonds to be formed — through lived experience.

It is about holding the potential, the inspiration and the feeling in a way in which truly allows proper bonding, bringing together the energies in a way in which they want to create, versus from the individual and commonly self serving level. 

It’s takes letting go. For what we want to create, may not want to be created. And it is trusting what wants to be created will be far more aligned and poignant than any pre-conceived notions. It will be in service to all, and it will be in service to the greater vision.

And sometimes that holding can be hard, particularly in this day and age that propels us to act quickly and far too often.

To be able to hold takes power, it takes containment and control — and more than anything, to be able to hold something we truly believe in, takes deep reverence and honour.

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