Continuing this month’s exploration of freedom, we will further investigate the paradox that the deepest form of liberation may begin not with changing the world around us, but with finding and aligning with its underlying truths. When we are no longer controlled by attachment—whether to pleasure or ideology, to success or even suffering—we begin to see that freedom is not something given or taken. It is something remembered. Join us as we consider what becomes possible when we stop clinging and start playing in the great unfolding of life.
“The Play of Freed” by Aaron Brown
