Expel, release, let go of that which you do not need Dear One – that which makes you feel ill or uneasy – the excesses in your life that are weighing you down, that are pulling you under. Keep those things that challenge you, enlighten you, brighten your mood, change your perspective, inspire, motivate and propel you forward. You will know the difference between them by how they make you feel.
You opened up to receive and in the process took in a big gulp of salt water into your lungs. It happens. Don’t respond by closing down. Instead, practice opening up to the experience of swimming and not the experience of the water. Do you see the different? One will cause you to float and the other to drown.
Be kind to yourself as you learn, and forgiving. Don’t beat yourself up about what you should or could have done differently and continue to drown. Allow yourself to move forward from wherever you are with trust, confidence and faith, and float.
Oh My goodness! This is so timely! I had a dream last night, that someone stole my car while I was angry about someone else blocking my way. Having left my car running, I went to move the obstacle out of the way and left my car running, and when I turned back to get into it, it was gone. I started running around screaming “someone stole my car”. No one seemed to care. Then I suddenly realized that I was dreaming and all I had to do it wake up…Everything is alright. Your message this morning confirms my dream message. Just wake up, realize that you are swimming!! Suddenly everything is in the right place. Thank you so much for a great start to my day!!
You are very welcome. And thank you for sharing your dream. I love that when spirit can’t get our attention during the course of our busy lives that they reach out to us when we are in a more “receptive” state. ;)
Enjoy the day!
I once heard that life and work is a lot like surfing…you have to adjust your balance moment to moment to stay on the surf board. But if you fall off, get back on and build up your balance by moving around on the board, front to back, side to side. It is a life lesson and even thou I’ve never surfed, I can feel when I am out of balance and when I am doing a good job of balancing all the things thrown at me.
Right you are! Stand still and over we go!