Desire is not weakness. It’s a compass. It’s the way your energy points you toward a specific direction.
We’ve been taught to distrust it, to control it, to tone it down— as if wanting something were dangerous, selfish, or inappropriate.
But what truly drains you isn’t what you want. It’s the resistance you create against that wanting. It’s the constant effort to adapt to a life that no longer reflects who you are.
Every time you suppress an authentic desire, you create friction. And friction consumes energy, clarity, presence.
When you stop fighting what you desire, something softens. The body relaxes. The mind stops running in circles. Your energy becomes coherent again. And in that space, choices feel simpler, actions feel natural, and each step feels aligned.
There’s no need to chase. No need to force. What’s needed is to listen and stop resisting what, in truth, has already been calling you.