
A few minutes was all it took tonight. No struggle, no grand battle between desire and control — just a slow melt. My muscles loosened as I breathed through the pulse, the yawns coming naturally, like the body whispering, “finally.”
It wasn’t about length or intensity this time. It was about listening. The body wanted presence, not performance. The edge appeared, I met it, and instead of climbing higher, I let it dissolve under awareness.
There’s a kind of wisdom that only shows itself when you stop trying to force progress. When you trust that the body knows how far to go, it teaches you how to stay. Tonight, it reminded me that mastery isn’t always explosive. Sometimes it’s the quiet sigh after tension releases — the exhale that says: we’re safe now.