I wonder if any of you are feeling like I am these days; Good and optimistic at times and feeling the burden of all the problems in the world at other times.
I wonder if any of you are feeling like I am these days; Good and optimistic at times and feeling the burden of all the problems in the world at other times.
The idea of trusting the universe is sort of where we would like to be these days, yet many of us don’t know what this really means, and we often have a hard time doing it.
This is partly because humanity is struggling right now to get through this new birthing process to become more than who we ever thought we could be, and most people hate change, even if it is for the betterment of all. Our history has shown us to be heathens in a story about struggle, control, and survival, instead of one of trust and collaboration with the universe.
In truth, we all need to accept that we are part of both worlds in this life. It’s good to take responsibility for the things in life that you can control or create. You work so you can have food, clothes, and shelter for yourself and your loved ones, which does take effort.
We have been taught that we can only manifest our dreams and visions in physical form with hard work and planning. Then there comes the tipping point, when you have done all that you can, nothing is working and overwhelm sets in. This is the time to go within, let go and allow the universe to take over.
It requires you to trust. It requires the kind of trust that comes from a place of setting your intention, knowing that you must relinquish the “how” and “when”. It runs deeper than just expecting things to turn out the way you want them to. Sometimes it may, and sometimes it won’t.
As you develop patience, and let go of the outcome, you will find that there is compassion, equanimity and grace in learning to trust in Divine timing. Trusting your own sense of knowingness, you know somewhere deep inside, that you can use the guiding hand of the universe, to allow life to unfold exactly the way it should.
In order to co-create with the universe, you must remember that you are engaged in an eternal relationship, where the universe actively responds to your thoughts and actions. When you are grounded in your knowingness, you can step out of the misery and sadness and unmatch the prevailing energy so many others are being consumed by.
We’re halfway through January and I wonder what you have been thinking about? What do you spend most of your time pondering about?
- Are you worried, or struggling in some way?
- Do thoughts of doom, worry or sadness flood your consciousness and emotional body?
- Or are you keeping your thoughts on your next steps, co-creating with the universe, with a sense of knowing that this will all work out somehow?
Have you made plans, goals, and find that you are already losing momentum?
It might be time to get an energetic boost and reignite your momentum; to reset your thoughts toward what you want instead of what you have experienced and no longer serves you (if it ever did).
You can always reach me at janet@guidinginspiration.com if you would like assistance.
I wonder if any of you are feeling like I am these days; Good and optimistic at times and feeling the burden of all the problems in the world at other times.
The idea of trusting the universe is sort of where we would like to be these days, yet many of us don’t know what this really means, and we often have a hard time doing it.
This is partly because humanity is struggling right now to get through this new birthing process to become more than who we ever thought we could be, and most people hate change, even if it is for the betterment of all. Our history has shown us to be heathens in a story about struggle, control, and survival, instead of one of trust and collaboration with the universe.
In truth, we all need to accept that we are part of both worlds in this life. It’s good to take responsibility for the things in life that you can control or create. You work so you can have food, clothes, and shelter for yourself and your loved ones.
We have been taught that we manifest our dreams and visions in physical form with hard work and planning. Then there comes the tipping point, when you have done all that you can, and it may seem that there is overwhelm. At this point, you must let go and allow the universe to take over.
It requires you to trust. It requires the kind of trust that comes from a place of setting your intention, knowing that you must relinquish the “how” and “when”. It runs deeper than just expecting things to turn out the way you want them to. Sometimes it may, and sometimes it won’t.
As you develop patience, and let go of the outcome, you will find that there is compassion, equanimity and grace in learning to trust in Divine timing. Trusting your own sense of knowingness, you know somewhere deep inside, that you can use the guiding hand of the universe, to allow life to unfold exactly the way it should.
In order to co-create with the universe, you must remember that you are engaged in an eternal relationship, where the universe actively responds to your thoughts and actions. When you are grounded in your knowingness, you can step out of the misery and sadness and unmatch the prevailing energy so many others are being consumed by.
We’re halfway through January and I wonder what you have been thinking about? What do you spend most of your time pondering about?
Are you worried, or struggling in some way? Do thoughts of doom, worry or sadness flood your consciousness and emotional body? Or are you keeping your thoughts on your next steps, co-creating with the universe, with a sense of knowing that this will all work out somehow?
Have you made plans, goals, and find that you are already losing momentum?
It might be time to get an energetic boost and reignite your momentum; to reset your thoughts toward what you want instead of what you have experienced and no longer serves you (if it ever did).
You can always reach me at janet@guidinginspiration if you would like assistance.
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