BHAKTI

Let Go

Photographed by Jocelyn Lee

“If you want to fly in the sky, you need to leave the earth. If you want to move forward, you need to let go of the past that drags you down.”

— Amit Ray

What is Let Go?

Let Go is the space where we release, surrender, and trust. It is where we stop gripping onto what was and open ourselves to what is. To let go is not to lose, but to lighten—to free ourselves from the weight of old stories, past hurts, and the illusion of control. It is an invitation to step into the unknown, to trust in life’s unfolding.

When was the last time you let go of something you no longer needed? What happens when you stop clinging to control and start trusting in the flow of life?

Through thoughtfully crafted questions, Let Go opens a door. What fears are you ready to release? What shifts when you loosen your grip on expectations?

Let Go is not about giving up. It’s about softening, unburdening, and making space for what’s to come. When you allow that, something shifts. The past loosens its hold. Resistance dissolves. And suddenly, you begin to experience life in a way you never have before.

When was the last time you danced?

Photographed by David Van Dartel

Let Go

What lies behind the face you present to the world?

Let Go

Where are you still blending in but secretly wanting to leap out?

Let Go

What fear do you struggle with most? How does it impact the way you think? Feel? Act?

Think of a time you felt free and empowered. How would you describe it?

Let Go

In what ways can you simplify your living space and let go of clutter?

Let Go

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In what ways do you give to others in an attempt to prove your worthiness?

Let Go

What habits no longer serve you?

Let Go

When was the last time you danced like nobody was watching?

BHAKTI

Play is where we unleash our inner child and rediscover the sheer delight of being alive. It is where we break free from the constraints of routine and dive headfirst into the boundless magic within. What happens when you stop taking life so seriously?

Photographed by Herbert List