Don't be afraid of emptiness. Emptiness is divine. Let the divine fill up the space in a way that is truly right for you — Renae A. Sauter, An Empowered Life: Mind/Body/Spirit Empowerment
Don't be afraid of emptiness. Emptiness is divine. Let the divine fill up the space in a way that is truly right for you — Renae A. Sauter, An Empowered Life: Mind/Body/Spirit Empowerment
Don't be afraid of emptiness. Emptiness is divine. Let the divine fill up the space in a way that is truly right for you — Renae A. Sauter, An Empowered Life: Mind/Body/Spirit Empowerment
Don't be afraid of emptiness. Emptiness is divine. Let the divine fill up the space in a way that is truly right for you — Renae A. Sauter, An Empowered Life: Mind/Body/Spirit Empowerment
Don't be afraid of emptiness. Emptiness is divine. Let the divine fill up the space in a way that is truly right for you — Renae A. Sauter, An Empowered Life: Mind/Body/Spirit Empowerment
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Don't be afraid of emptiness. Emptiness is divine. Let the divine fill up the space in a way that is truly right for you. Trying to fill it up too soon blocks your gifts.

— Renae A. Sauter, An Empowered Life: Mind/Body/Spirit Empowerment
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