We
are so captivated by our collective myth of the happy ending, that we rarely
acknowledge the amount of loss that can be involved in getting there.
We
will continually be asked to give up the life we have for the life we are
creating.
In order to live rich and meaningful lives, we must learn to undergo
the necessary losses of life without having to distract ourselves with drama,
or be rescued from the unknown. We must
learn to move forward even when we are afraid.
If
you are in full possession of your personal power, you can afford to be
generous when someone else is behaving poorly.
It’s only when you don’t own your power fully that it shows up as
resentment.
The
antidote to resentment is acceptance.
What
can’t come through you, can’t come to you.
We don’t
necessarily get what we want in life – we do, however, get what we give our
attention to.
All
relationships are an energy exchange.
Each connection either feeds us power or sucks it away.
When
we are complaining, we are in a state of resistance to what’s so.
Love
will often escort you straight into the most wounded parts of yourself, leading
you round and round in some strange circuitous route right into the heart of
disaster.
Magic
only happens when one is fully present and available to what is so, and not
preoccupied with what is not.
Good
relationships require a tremendous amount of generosity, kindness, compassion,
and self-awareness.
True
forgiveness is an emotional expansion of the heart that must be arrived at
honestly and organically.
Gratitude
is an inner map that instructs the Universe how to respond to us.
Life
is constantly redefining itself according to our consciousness.