Generosity is wonderful virtue Dear One.

If you are not already practicing it regularly, we would like to encourage you to begin doing so.

Starting today.

With yourself.

Start by asking yourself this first Dear One:

Do you really need help, or do you simply need to remember just how strong, capable, resilient, and powerful you are?

The reason we are asking is to help you figure out if this is going to be an outside job or an inside job.

It will be much easier for you to find what you are looking for if you know where it is that you need to start looking for it.

You find what you are looking for Dear One.

Always.

• Are you finding evidence of abundance in your life or are you finding evidence of a lack of abundance?
• Are you finding healing or are you finding evidence of a lack of healing?
• Are you finding love or are you finding evidence of a lack of love?
• Are you finding opportunity or are you finding evidence of a lack of opportunity?

If you are not finding what you are wanting Dear One, try paying closer attention to what it is that you are really looking for.

What if you chose with your heart today Dear One, instead of with your head? 

What if you really did it, instead of just thinking about it?

What do you think would happen?

Are you brave enough to find out?

Fear is a powerful attractor.

It serves to concentrate, focus, fixate all of your energy on a single idea, object, scenario or outcome, bringing you into vibrational alignment with it, and therefore inviting it into your reality.

The same can be said about faith Dear One.

What’s motivating you Dear One?  What’s motivating your choices?

Is it your heart?

If not your heart, what is?

It’s important that you know.

It’s important that you take the time to figure it out.

Most of the challenges, struggles and issues in your life Dear One, would resolve themselves beautifully, if only you would remember to choose to take care of yourself first – to nurture, honor, love, and respect yourself first – to create, to discover, to experience a good feeling place for yourself, first.

Try it and see.

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.

You’ll find peace Dear One, as soon you accept that it already exists within you.

We are right here Dear One, with you, always – whether you acknowledge our presence in your everyday life or not.

We are right here beside you, and that is never going to change.