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What do you want to know about your soul’s agenda?
On: Your purpose
Whether you are painting pictures, writing poetry, baking bread, balancing spreadsheets, fixing cars, teaching Spanish, selling stocks, playing the flute, designing skyscrapers, or sketching tattoos – what you do today Dear One, is of less importance to us than how you feel while you are doing it.
On: Pulling the plug on fear
Fear.
If you stop empowering it with your thoughts, beliefs, actions, and attention Dear One, it will cease to have power.
How do you do that?
By choosing to focus your thoughts, beliefs, actions, and attention on something else, on something infinitely more pleasant, pleasing, powerful, and purposeful.
What is that?
Well-being.
When you don’t know what else to believe Dear One, when you don’t know what is true beyond your fear, believe in well-being. It is the most dominate force in the universe. And the only thing that is keeping it from being the most dominant force within you, is you.
On: What you see is what you get
Give all of your attention only to that which is wanted today Dear One, in all situations, under all circumstances, no matter what.
That does not mean that we want you to force yourself to pretend to be happy, hopeful, healthy, or helpful when that is not genuinely what you are feeling.
What it means is that we want you to give yourself permission to turn your head and choose a different view or a different perspective, to imagine a different outcome, if what you see is not what you want.
On: Not being wasteful
Tomorrow will always be there Dear One. But today will come and go.
It would be a real shame if you let it go to waste.
So don’t.
On: Discipline
Discipline is a mindset Dear One, an attitude, an approach, a guide, a commitment.
It is not a contract, a commandment, an order, a doctrine, or a law that must be followed.
Discipline is flexible, malleable, adaptable,and strong.
It is not hard, rigid, tough, and unforgiving.
Discipline is the boat on water Dear One, not the rope tethering you to the dock.
It is the compass pointing your way, not the points plotted out on a map
It is the sail, and not the anchor.
Practicing discipline should strengthen you, empower you, guide you, help you to feel stronger, freer, more connected and in-synch with the world around you. Not frustrate you, weaken you, and leave you feeling depleted and restricted.
If what you are practicing is not not serving you in all of these positive ways Dear One, there is a very good chance that what you are practicing is not discipline at all, but that you are just being hard on yourself, and that is not the same thing.
On: No cursing
Celebrate, embrace, and take full advantage of the contrasts in your life Dear One. Don’t curse them. They are a gift.
Without them you would have absolutely no way of knowing just how far you’ve come or in which direction you want to be heading.
On: Taking care of yourself
Taking care of yourself does not mean pushing yourself to extremes Dear One. And it does not mean giving up, quitting, or walking away when things get tough either.
It means remembering to love yourself enough to choose balance, to choose the kinder, gentler option that is always available to you.
On: Trusting when you are afraid
Clinging to fear when you are in uncertain or unfamiliar circumstances Dear One, will serve you in much the same way that turning off the faucet will when you are most in need of a drink.
Fear cuts you off, from your source, from well-being, from the support, guidance, energy and wisdom that you need, just when you need it the most.
Trust in a universe that exists to support you, opens you up and connects you to your source, connects you to the unlimited support, guidance, energy and wisdom that is available to you at all times.
Fear cuts you off, and holds you in darkness. Trust opens you up and lets in the light.
The more you allow yourself to trust in the face of fear Dear One, the more you will be opening up the faucet. The more open your faucet is, the less you will have to be fearful of.
On: We
You are not meant to do this alone Dear One.
Needing, asking for, and accepting help is not a sign of weakness. It is not an indicator of dependence, failure, stupidity, or lack in any way, shape or form either.
It is actually a sign of great wisdom.
The more you allow yourself to rely on others, the more you allow yourself to rely on the strength of the whole to heal, create, inspire, and connect, the more in alignment with your source you will be.
And the more in alignment with your source that you are, the more powerful we all will be as a result.
So the next time an opportunity arises Dear One, for you to reach out and ask someone for help, know that it will be of a great benefit to us all for you to take it.
On: Your daily requirements
The day does not require you to be brilliant, funny, witty, charming, or thin Dear One.
It does not require you be as good as, or better than anyone else.
It does not even require that you be as good as or better than you were yesterday.
The only thing that it requires Dear One, is that you be you, and do the best that you can do, today.