As one walks into their new creations and it is a major change in your world it is sometimes very easy to get lost in the chaos or the breaking of the old mold. Sometimes you may tell yourself to break the mold you have to walk away from everything and everyone that has been in your world. I am here to say you do.
Why does it seem when you think you have a handle on your life, you have a direction and you feel good about the direction you are going and the choices that you are making, you wake up one day and all holy hell has broken loose in your life?!?
What does it mean to stand in one’s power? To stand in the Wisdom and Love of the Universal Truth? How does that truth differ from the truth that we claim we are standing in, in our everyday life?
So to make a change in one’s life you do what? You wake up in the morning and say I want to be different? Well maybe, but most of the time it has much more to do with not being happy with choices that we seem to be forced to make.
There comes a time in each of our lives when we just have to make the choice – are we going to continue on and be totally unhappy, or are we going to make the changes in our lives that make us smile when we are all by ourselves? Each of us will come to this place.
When you have been on the walk for awhile and you are learning some amazing things, about yourself and how to maneuver around in the world, and then the wall seems to hit you, and hit you hard, how do you keep your equilibrium?!
What makes it so hard for you to make a different choice? One of the things I see most is people saying they really desire change, yet they do not want to change the choices they are making.
When one desires to walk the path of Universal Truth, what does that mean? How does one walk peacefully, joyfully, amongst those here on this beloved Earth when so many are in turmoil, where there is poverty and unrest everywhere?
I was talking to a close friend yesterday and she asked me how I kept the passion that I feel for my life and the Universal Truth. I get such great joy, spending time with those who, as I do, look for the kind of life that brings them peace, joy and tranquility in their every day moments.
