Miracles always come when you least expect them. That's why we call them miracles. In fact, a miracle doesn't exist for someone who doesn't have any expectations. But I suppose it's a nice thing for those who haven't been able to let go of their expectations so far, myself included. Because I honestly didn't expect the yes+ course to happen. Truth be told, we're a small amount of people, and therefore it will be a little bit of a different setup, leaving some things out.
But still, the course is happening! I called Cigdem today and told her to come. Yesterday 4 people came; 2 canceled, but 2 others came by surprise. One of them said she didn't really feel like doing the whole course, but she still showed up today! I guess I changed her mind. Since there was a kriya today, people were coming, including a guy who canceled for the course the other day. Sebastian then said he should come, and he did! +1.
Also Sebastian and Xenia, my friends and local volunteers for Art of Living here in Dresden, came to the course. So now we're 6, plus me and Cigdem. Today was the first day, 4 more to go. Tomorrow we'll do the first kriya, and after that we'll have some food, fun, and games. I'm really happy that it's finally happening!
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Life's adventure never stops, and it is important that we don't stray from our path, our Personal Legend, as Paulo Coelho puts it so beautifully. Into the Wild is about my conscious journey, taking me from experience, to knowledge, to expression, and back again. It is a beautiful story, and even though I'm regarded as the author, I wouldn't dare to say how it will go on. All I know, is that I didn't really write it, because it was already written.
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