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ut one of the most powerful
catalysts for transformation
is actually subtraction. It’s
letting go.
As someone who has lived out of
a suitcase for the past seven years
(literally, I’m a nomad), I’ve learned
that how we pack, and what we’re
willing to leave behind, reveals a lot
about what we value, what we fear,
and what we’re ready to become.
Packing light isn’t just a travel tip.
It’s an energetic practice.
It asks:
What are you still carrying that no
longer serves you?
What weight could you release, not
just from your suitcase, but from
your mind, your schedule, your
closet, or your bank account?
What would open up if you created
more space or allowed for more
space?
Your Suitcase Is a Mirror
Whether it’s preparing for a journey
or welcoming guests into a retreat
space, what we surround ourselves
with reflects our inner state. When
we overpack, overcommit, or cling
to “just in case,” we crowd out the
very freedom we crave.
One of the most common ways I
Transformation is often associated with adding
something new, whether it’s a fresh intention, a
bold vision, or a big change on the horizon.
The Energy of
Packing
light