First of all, I want to thank you. It was such an engaging experience. Although new for me, it felt very easy and natural, like I was used to it. I happened to listen to guided meditations a few times in the past, but can't say I've become a big fan of those. On the contrary, Mindflix opened a new door to me. It gave me a feeling as I have had a real journey, in the comfort of my own home.
The quality of the recording is very high. I liked the background music very much; it felt like a real movie! The story itself was compelling; I wanted to know what would happen next. I felt that my eyes got wet at the end of the story.
Maybe a couple of hours after watching the movie, I got a very curious insight. You see, a significant part of my life at this period is filled with pretty mundane activities: walking my younger kid to/from school, cooking, cleaning, shopping, checking homework... And I often feel like I am trapped in this routine, unsatisfied with a feeling that I am not achieving anything, not making a difference. But suddenly I realized that it was ok. I realized that I didn't need to rush and look forward to completing these activities to start something more exciting but to relax and enjoy the ride. Like it is not me who is jumping from place to place, but the circumstances themselves are moving, like the pictures in the window of a train, things that need to be done are passing to me and from me, and I am standing at one point, observing myself taking care of each of them once they show up. But even while standing at one point (like sitting in a train), I am still moving from a bigger perspective (together with the train), moving through my life, through the lives of my kids (who will pretty soon be old enough to take care of themselves), through the lives of my other loved ones. So I never really stuck, I never really stay still, so I can stop worrying about it and enjoy and appreciate what I am doing at the moment since I have chosen to have it in my life in the first place.
Marina K
