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What do you want to know about your soul’s agenda?
On: Imagine that
Imagine if you can for a moment Dear One, that you are right on course. That you know all that you need to know. That your beliefs serve you. That you are surrounded by those who will act for your greatest good at every opportunity.
Imagine if you can Dear one that you are content. That you are at peace.
Imagine if you can, that you have the confidence to act with confidence, to make decisions confidently, about your work, your relationships, your health, your finances.
THAT is what having faith is Dear One. THAT is what having faith can do to your life. THAT is what living in faith, choosing in faith, and trusting in faith can do.
Imagine that.
On: The tip of the iceberg
The physical is the leading edge of thought Dear One, the leading edge of all that is. And you, your present moment, is the tip of the iceberg. You are leading the charge.
We just thought you should know.
On: Why go with the flow?
As you already know very well from experience Dear One, trying to stand still in the constantly flowing river of life creates resistance, and requires so much more effort than trusting, letting go, and allowing yourself to go with the flow does.
On: Being liked
If you are not being yourself Dear One, who cares if they like you?
What does it matter really if they like some person that you are pretending to be?
Where is the satisfaction in that?
Why invest your energy into being liked, when investing it in being yourself feels so much better?
On: Upcoming Events
I’ve got a two new events coming up in the next few days and weeks; one in New York and the other in Rhode Island.
If you are able to make it to either, I would love to see you there!
Author Signing Event
Saturday, May 26th, from 2:30pm – 4:30pm
Barnes & Nobel, Middletown Village
1311 West Main Road
Middletown, RI 02842
The bookstore is about 12 minutes from the beautiful Newport waterfront.
You can find directions to the store here.
Discussion, QA, Reading & Signing Event
Friday, June 8th, from 7pm – 8:30pm
Turn of the Corkscrew, Books & Wine
110 N Park Ave
Rockville Center, NY
Turn of the Corkscrew is a bookstore and wine bar so whether you are motived by the wisdom, the wine or both, I hope to see you there.
You can RSVP here.
On: Deciding to love
Whether or not to love someone is not a decision that can be made logically Dear one. So stop trying so hard to try to “figure it out”. Because you won’t, you can’t. Love is not a decision to be made. Love is a feeling, a force, an experience that you allow, that you share, that you enjoy.
Either you love / allow love to flow through you and to you, or you don’t.
You allow love Dear One. You don’t choose it.
Either they inspire the feeling, the allowing of it in you, or they do not.
The only decision to be made when it comes to love Dear One is whether or not you are brave enough, open enough, moved enough, desiring a connection enough, to allow it, to experience it, to surrender yourself to it, when inspiration should strike.
On: Getting to know you better
Do you want to know one of the best ways for you to get to know yourself better Dear One?
Slow down, put in the effort, take the time, and get to know them better.
Find out who they really are, what they feel, think, and believe, why they do what they do, why they say what they say.
Make every interaction really personal.
By taking the time to get to know who they really are, instead of spending your time with some superficial version of who you think they really are, you will be tapping into a wealth of information about yourself.
Your feelings about them, your reactions to them, and your responses to the real them, will reveal a lot to you, about you.
On: Yesterday
Whatever it is, whatever you’ve done, or not done, or thought about doing, or didn’t have time to do, or did too quickly, slowly or halfway, or did out of vengeance, anger, fear or weakness – practice compassion, kindness, and forgiveness with yourself today, Dear One when you think about it.
Beating yourself up will not serve you in any positive capacity towards doing it differently or better today.
Trust us. We know.
Kindness. Compassion. Forgiveness.
Then let it go.
That’s the only way to ensure that the yesterday you will experience tomorrow will be different from today.
On: Getting someplace new
The only way to experience change, Dear One, to get somewhere you have never been before, is to choose to do something you have never done before, to say something you have never said before, to try something you have never tried before, to walk a path you have never walked before, to trust, have faith, be brave, leap.
We know that you know this already.
But we thought that you could use the reminder.
If you want something to be different today Dear One, do something differently.
On: Your cycles
When the sun comes up in the morning, you know this is a part of a cycle, Dear One. When the sun sets in the evening, you know this too is part of the same cycle. You do not wonder when the sun disappears at the end of the day if it will rise again the next. You count on it doing so and act accordingly.
Like the rising and setting of the sun, there are certain cycles that are always at play in your life. Can you spot them? Are there cycles in your romantic relationships, your creativity, your physicality, your friendships, your work?
When it gets dark in the evenings you adjust to that stage of the sun’s cycle. You have learned to accept and adapt to periods of darkness without fear. You behave differently during them then you might when the sun is bright. One stage is not better or worse than the other, but each is more or less ideal for completing certain tasks.
Witness the other cycles in your life and take note of how you adapt to periods of darkness vs. light.
When cycles are in motion, things will always change, and change, and then change again. How you choose to experience that change is up to you. You can fight it, fear it, dread it, or hate it, or you can trust it, accept it, embrace it and adapt to it, with the eager anticipation of waiting for the beauty of the next sunrise, trusting that regardless of how dark the night may become, that the light will always return.