Whales break attachment by jumping from the water. Their detachment from outcome splashes high.
“Bumps and barnacles aside, those clinging remoras sure do suck!
Whales never ask, ‘How do I make that suckerfish go away?’. They accept one form of attachment and swim from the other.
Sometimes they joyously ‘breach’ the subject by jumping from water.”
Swim with us daily as we wash away our attachment from outcome.
resonant disconnection with parasitic energies
The perceptive construction of a barnacle, tick, virus, or bacteria is an act of labelling energy. Arriving in the present is the soft dismissal, without judgment they scoot back to source.