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What do you want to know about your soul’s agenda?
On: A relationship to-do list
- Be kind
- Be caring
- Be complementary
- Be truthful
- Be sincere
- Be thoughtful in all you say and do
- Be compassionate and forgiving
- Be honest
- Be respectful
- Be open minded
- Release expectations
- Encourage passions
- Acknowledge feelings
- Have lots of fun
These are just some of the things that you do for someone that you love Dear One.
And we would like to encourage you to start doing them all, for yourself.
On: Why you can’t quit
You can’t quit, Dear One.
- Not because you shouldn’t.
- Not because you couldn’t
- Not because it’s a sign of weakness, failure or an admittance of guilt or incompetence if you do
You can’t quit because whatever it is you are trying to get away from by quitting is not going to go away until you deal with it, confront it, face it, handle it, learn from it, address it head on. It will keep coming back, in one form or another, again and again and again, until you do.
When it comes down to it, quitting really is nothing more than a delay tactic.
It is a defeatist act rooted in frustration, desperation and a belief in powerlessness, and it resolves nothing
But making a conscious decision to walk away, choosing to make a different choice, an empowered choice, now that is an entirely different story altogether.
On: Laying down your sword
Don’t fight your heart, Dear One, follow it.
Lay down your sword.
There are some battles that are just not worth winning.
On: Feelings
Remember, Dear One, an emotion is something that you feel, it is not something that defines who you are.
On: Understanding obstacles
“Obstacles” don’t exist, Dear One, to test you, harm you, inhibit you, or throw you off course. Their purpose is not to challenge you, mess with you, piss you off, or annoy and frustrate you.
Truth is, Dear One, that what you perceive as obstacles are simply aspects of reality that you have either:
- Never encountered before, or
- That you have just not figured out how to handle, manage, or engage with yet, in productive ways.
For example, fire, Dear One, is not an obstacle that is put in someone’s path to burn then. It is simply another reality of your physical world. If you were to encounter it for the first time, without knowing what it was, it could appear dangerous, and it could cause you and those around you great harm. When approached without understanding and skill, about what it is, its properties, and how to best interact with it, (and how best not to) it can be a significant threat.
But fire is not a challenge, Dear Child, it is not an obstacle; it is a tool, an element, an energy, that when understood, holds great potential for those who become knowledgeable about what it is and how it works, and learn how to interact with it and use it, safely.
Try and see all of the other elements, the obstacles in your life, Dear One, in the same light, in the same vein, with the same curiosity, and your whole world might begin to feel a whole lot less treacherous, and a whole lot more promising, manageable, and full of potential.
On: Without a doubt
We don’t doubt, Dear One, not even for a second, your ability to do or be or have or create anything that you want, and we never will.
Imagine if you can, how different your life, your relationships, your experiences, your choices would be if you didn’t doubt it either.
On: Being pushed
Leaping and being pushed are two completely different experiences, Dear One.
A friend that encourages you to leap is a good friend indeed.
A friend that pushes you over the edge, with or without your consent, is no friend at all.
When exiting a comfort zone, Dear One, you should always do so by choice, of your own free will.
Leaping and being pushed do not both land you in the same spot.
Remember that.
On: Claiming your freedom
Freedom comes to you, belongs to you, is yours, Dear One, when you take ownership of it.
- Own your choices
- Own your time
- Own your fears even
Whatever it is you are feeling today, once and for all, claim it as your own. Not as something someone gave to you. Not as something someone forced up on you. Not as something you inherited. And definitely not as something you were tricked into picking up.
Own it, Dear One. Totally and completely as your own.
Because if you are feeling it, it already exists within you, it’s already a part of you, it’s already yours. And THAT ownership, Dear One, is not debatable.
And once you own it, accept it, claim it as your own, acknowledge that it belongs to you, then, and only then will you have the power to decide what to do with it, will you be able to decide what will become of it, will you be free to do with it as you please.
And not a moment before.
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On: Finding your center
Do you want to know how to find your center, Dear One? Do you want to know how to move towards a greater state of balance?
Look for, seek out, create, move towards, spread, allow yourself to experience joy, as much of it as you possibly can.
Love, laugher, happiness, compassion, contentment, joyful feelings, are all expressions of balance and reflections of alignment.
- The more joy you experience, the better you will feel, the closer you will be to a balanced state.
- The more balanced you are, the more balance you will bring to the world.
- The more balance you bring to the world, the better off we all will be because of it.
You should know, Dear One, that joy is at the center of balance and alignment for us all, and that your experience of it serves a far greater purpose than just making you feel good.
So just in case you were wondering if feeling better, if going in search of your center, in search of balance is really worth all of the effort, we want to reassure you, that it most definitely is.
On: Growing pains
You don’t only hurt when you are injured Dear One. You don’t only feel discomfort when something is broken.
Sometimes you hurt because you are in a space that no longer fits you, that is too small for you, that you have outgrown.
This may be one of those times.
How do you know? If you believe that feeling better will require you to move backwards, to undo something that has already been been done, to take back something that has already been said, you know.
If that is the case Dear One, don’t try and fix it. Don’t try to stop it, bandage it or cure it. Don’t spend your time running around looking for a remedy that will help you to restore what was, that will allow you to move yourself back into the place that you were before, back into that space that felt safe, familiar and comfortable to you.
You don’t belong there anymore.