When the ground falls away, perhaps it was never the ground, but your grip.
Certainty feels solid until it crumbles beneath your feet. Yet sometimes the fall reveals that what you called “ground” was only your own tight hold on what was familiar. The collapse is not betrayal — it is truth loosening your fingers.
Ground vs. Grasp
Safety is often a story told by habit. When the story ends, the ground feels gone — but maybe it was only your grip pretending to be stability.
The Lesson in Letting Go
Loss can feel like falling, yet falling can reveal that you were clinging to something too small to stand on. Letting go isn’t the drop — it’s the discovery that you can land somewhere wider.
Practical Guidance
Question the ground: Not everything solid is safe.
Release the familiar: Grip can masquerade as certainty.
Trust the landing: Falls often widen your world.
Today’s Practice
Today, loosen your hold on one “truth” — and see what space opens under your feet.
