“Embrace change, hold on to your values and let go of what’s bitter. Letting go can be a painful yet necessary part of life, but letting go can also result in feeling free.”
by Angie Karan
Opening yourself to change...
Sometimes we fear change because we are unsure of what may
come next. We become so fearful that we begin to hold on
tightly to what is about to change. For example: a job that we
really didn't care much for, but it still "was income" or a
partner/lover who we realized probably isn't the best for us but
we are comfortable and wonder
if we can go at it alone.
We have programmed and conditioned our Selves to fear that
which we do not know or understand. Those who break out
and embrace change are sometimes looked upon and judged as
reckless, risk takers, etc. As we begin to move forward into
the light we begin to take notice that the way we now look
upon things is changing.
We no longer live in fear of something we do not
understand. We begin to develop a sense of trust in our
intuition, a sense of knowing if you will, that whatever it is we
are currently experiencing is nothing more than an illusion. An
illusion, which was created within our thoughts, our own
beliefs.
Try for just one day, not to act on impulse, but to follow your
intuition. As you awaken each morning ask for guidance
throughout your day. Ask that your path becomes illuminated
and ask that all change which is necessary for your spiritual
growth be as painless as possible and the choice to welcome
Change with open arms!
You'll be glad you did...as change is truly a constant you can
count on through each and every day of your life.
That which does NOT change become Stagnant. What happens
to a stagnant pond?
Shine your light upon the world you see before you
and watch your world
as it begins to illuminate!
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