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On: Making it okay

By |2016-11-21T04:08:09-05:00November 21st, 2016|English|

Praying for, hoping for, talking about change is a  good start Dear One, but it’s not enough.

If you really want it, if you are really ready to have it begin to manifest in your life, you’re going to have it prove it, to both the universe and to yourself.

And that only way you can do that, is to believe it and then choose it.

Not sure where to begin?

Why not start by choosing to believe that everything is going to be okay, and act accordingly.

Because the truth is Dear One, that it really will be.

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On: A bad day

By |2016-11-19T04:26:15-05:00November 19th, 2016|English|

The best way to approach a bad day Dear One, is this —  to remember this one very important thing — that no matter bad things look, no matter how bad thing appear to be, no matter how hopeless you think the situation is — it won’t last.  As experience has already taught you time and time again, it never does.

The quicker that you can get back to doing/choosing/focusing your attention on those things that are going right, those things that you love, those things that bring you joy, that incite laughter, that inspire feelings of gratitude, hope, creativity, excitement, levity, anticipation, and excitement within you, the quicker it will pass.

And just how long will that take?

Well that is entirely up to you.

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On: The day to day

By |2016-11-18T04:53:02-05:00November 18th, 2016|English|

Your life is meant to be a joy Dear One, and if the things that you are doing, from day-to-day-to-day, are no longer bringing you joy, then it is time to let them go.  Simply put them down and step away, and make room to allow for something new.

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On: Choosing your stuff

By |2016-11-17T05:09:39-05:00November 17th, 2016|English|

You know you don’t have to bring your feelings, doubts, disappointments, or regrets from yesterday with you into today Dear One.

It takes just as much effort for you to leave them behind as it does for you to take them with you.  All that is required is a little bit of consciousness.

There is no rule that says that you must carry all of your “stuff” with you from one day to the next.  What you take with you is a choice.

And since you are the one doing the choosing Dear One, we just wanted to remind you that it really is okay to choose to take only your favorite things.

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On: The learning process

By |2023-06-06T22:04:08-04:00November 16th, 2016|English|

Learning is a process Dear One.

Don’t feel badly or beat yourself up about that which you did not know, or could not see yesterday.  Instead feel good about and celebrate all that you do know, and all that you can see today.

Be gentle, loving, kind and forgiving of yourself as you experience, grow, and progress along your path.

Learn from your past “mistakes” instead of judging them and you will most certainly end this day smarter than when you started it.  Be consistent in this practice and you will be smarter still tomorrow.

 

P.S.

The same holds true for those around you.   So try to remember to be gentle, loving, kind and forgiving of them while they are learning too.

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On: Extinguishing guilt

By |2016-11-15T05:29:33-05:00November 15th, 2016|English|

There are three things that you should know about guilt Dear One:

  • No one can make you feel guilty. Feeling guilty is a choice that only you can make for yourself.
  •  Guilt’s greatest function is to serve as an anchor that holds you in a position of weakness.
  •  The quickest way to extinguish your guilt is by taking responsibility for it, and by choosing to consciously shift yourself from a position of weakness to one of authority over your own life.
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On: Solidarity

By |2016-11-14T04:36:52-05:00November 14th, 2016|English|

You are under no obligation Dear One, to take on/to share in the worries of those around you, of those that you love, of those that you feel connected to – in your home, your community, your nation, and your world.

Doing so is not a sign of respect or support, it is not the mark of a good friend, a good neighbor, or a good citizen.

We will go so far as to say that if your intention is to to be good friend/neighbor/citizen Dear One, then you should NOT take on their worries , you should NOT share in them.  Ever.

In fact, if worry is the only contribution that you feel that you can make to a situation, then you will be doing everyone involved a far greater service by keeping your distance.

Adding more worry will not help it to resolve anything Dear One.  It will not contribute in any way to a solution or bring comfort or relief to any of the parties involved.

If you want to be of service Dear One, if you want to be supportive, if you want to contribute, be part of the solution, and show that you care, bring something different, bring hope instead.  Bring joy, bring a positive outlook, bring inspiration, bring motivation, bring eggplant parmigiana.

Bring anything that you think will help to shift the energy of the group from a negative point of attraction to a positive one.

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On: Getting back on track

By |2016-11-10T03:52:30-05:00November 10th, 2016|English|

You are not lost, damaged or broken Dear One.  You have not traveled so far off course that you need to be concerned that you will not be able to find your way back.

We want to assure you that there is nothing fundamentally wrong with you – you are not out of order – you do not need to be “fixed”.

(But we can understand why it is that you might be feeling that way)

When you stop prioritizing those things in your life that bring you the greatest amount of joy, healing, comfort, support, relief, satisfaction or pleasure – it should be of no surprise that you are left not feeling your best.

You don’t need to worry about it Dear One.  You simply need to decide to start choosing differently.

Once you do, we think you will be pleasantly surprised to discover just how quickly things can snap right back into place.

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