Not in big decisions.
Not in what you say you value.
Not in what you plan to start next week.
Not in what you buy or what you wear.
Not even in the crystal that sits on your desk
or the oracle cards you pull in the morning.
But in the small, ordinary choices you make all day long.
Each moment asks something simple:
Do I stay with myself —or do I leave?
That choice quietly shapes everything else.
• Do I listen or override?
• Do I slow enough to notice, or rush past?
• Do I respond from where I am, or from habit?.
This is spiritual practice.
Not in effort. Not in intensity.
But in how consistently you choose to be present in your physical and energetic body.
How often you remain conscious of what you’re doing and how you’re moving through the world.
Many of us will immediately think:
But this is hard. You don’t have a mortgage. A child. A relationship under strain.
And still —it can be as simple as a breath.
Five minutes a day. Locating yourself. Noticing where you are.
Over time, that consistency matters.
You begin to recognise what you’re doing frequently.
And with that awareness,
you gain choice.
Spirit doesn’t require more from you.
It meets YOU where YOU actually are.
Reflection: What choice have you been making most often lately —and what frequency does that create?
No correction. Just awareness.