Rumi is dreamy.

Years ago I discovered Rumi during a yoga class and he has been a meaningful part of my practice ever since.
If you have yet to make your way to Rumi’s writings I recommend that you get yourself a book. If you are anything like me it will be worn by your hands.
Today to mark the start of my personal practice, I blindly opened my book and was struck by this beautiful passage:
The spiritual path wrecks the body
and afterwards restores it to health.
It destroys the house to unearth the treasure,
and with that treasure builds it better than before.
Rumi
I remained still for a moment giving his words room to have weight.
After a bit, I turned my focus inward and became aware of my breath rolling in and my breath rolling back out. I added movement for a while playing with my edge.
Moving and breathing, breathing and moving, I made my way back to stillness.

Published by Brianna

Brianna Bedigian is a writer, teacher and intuitive healer. She is also the Author of the book, “Healing: Footstep to Footstep” which chronicles the methods, meditations and food she used to recover from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome 15 years ago. Bedigian utilizes hypnosis, yoga, and Reiki in her practice. Based in Davidson, North Carolina, where she lives with her husband and new puppy, Nami. Bedigian teaches workshops across the East Coast.

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