If it doesn’t feel right to you – it is not right for you.

It’s that simple, Dear One.

Some things, can only been seen in the dark, Dear One.

To never enter the dark room, to never walk through the darkness with your eyes open, is to miss out on half of the experience of being alive.

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If you don’t like something the way that it is, Dear One, just let it be.

That’s right. You heard us correctly.

Don’t try to fix it, fight it, change it, improve it, or make it better in any way.

Simply let it be, exactly as it is, and shift your attention, energy, and efforts towards that which is wanted instead.

Doing so will be a much more efficient, effective, and empowering use of your time.

Trust us.

You want to know the fool proof method for getting it all done, Dear One?

We’ll tell you.

You do it one day, one choice, one moment, one task, one deliberate, thoughtful step at a time, just like the rest of us.

After an eternity of searching for a better way, what we’ve discovered, is that there isn’t one.

Do you want to know the best way to get past a bad feeling as quickly as you can possibly can?

• Don’t fight it
• Don’t fear it
• Don’t ignore it
• Don’t try and stop it, change it, hide it, or run  from it

Getting mad at it won’t work either.

If you want to get past a bad feeling, Dear One, let it come.

And then once it does, let it go again.

The sooner that you do, the sooner you can move on without it.

Stop reacting and start creating.

Align your thoughts, energy, words, deeds, and beliefs with what you want, Dear One, instead of with what you’ve got.

(Unless you’ve already got what you want. Then, you can simply carry on!)

Make all of your decisions today, Dear One, as if there was someone standing beside you, holding your hand, encouraging you, supporting you, loving you, adoring you, believing in you, cheering you on every step of the way.

Why?

Because there is.

You have no idea just how big of a support system you’ve got working for you behind the scenes.

Please remember to use them.

The energy, action, and effort required to jump a hurdle, cross a barrier, or break down a wall, Dear One, is not the same energy, action, and effort required once you are on the other side of it.

Once you make it over, across, or through, remember to stop jumping, pushing, and swinging for a little while, and enjoy the place where you now find yourself.

Once you are on the other side, it is time for you to relax, allow, and go with the flow of the new space you have just crossed into.

It is of absolutely no benefit to you, Dear One, to keep jumping once you are in the clear.

Do yourself a favor, Dear One, and stop trying to do the right thing all the time.

Trust us.  The right thing is not what you want to be doing anyway.

Figuring out what is “right” requires you to be judgmental.  It requires you to look at a person, an event, a situation, and judge it as right or wrong, instead of just accepting it for what it is.

Judgment only serves to disconnect, to cut you off, to separate you from your greatest source of strength, inspiration, and joy — your connection to all that is.

So today, instead of trying to do the right thing, Dear One, why not do better than that for yourself, and do the loving thing, the compassionate thing, the honorable thing, the generous thing, the kind thing, or the joyful thing instead?

If you’ve got nothing to say, Dear One, it’s ok to say nothing at all.