Wednesday, November 10, 2010
The winds of change.......
The winds of change, oh how they are blowing through my life right now. I have always been a person who loves change, an instigator, really. One phrase that always gets my hackles up is "But we've always done it this way." Over the years as a social worker I have been irritated by that phrase, and pushed the people around me to allow for new growth. I have to say that I have really outdone myself this time. In the last 6 weeks I have left my full-time job, left my career behind, and have become the mother of a 14 year old boy. Not to mention working at Healing Hands full-time and preparing to submit my first book for publication. I now get to teach metaphysics, and practice my intuitive gifts everyday without hesitation. This is a direction I have dreamt of taking for many years, and now here it is. Amazing how it all feels kind of ordinary, like it is what I have always been meant to do. I find myself reaching out to my guides and angels more than ever before. I took a giant leap of faith, leaving behind a good salary and a stable job. For a while it was a little terrifying to think about, but I am adjusting. When I ask my angels what's next they just sort of smile and ask me what is next. I recently asked for help with finishing my book and was told that I actually had to work on it to get the guidance I need. Oh yeah, hadn't thought of that. I actually have time to sit and do nothing now, which is truly a challenge for me. I have always felt sort of guilty when I wasn't busy, like I was wasting valuable time. Now I realize that some of the most valuable time in my life is when I get to be at peace, and not have anywhere to go or anything to do. I know that I hear my angels and guides more clearly now because there is less clutter in my mind getting in the way. My spirit guide, MaryAnn, is so soft spoken, I realize I have been missing a lot of her guidance because there was too much outside chatter, I simply couldn't hear her through it all. For a long time I have been a crisis manager, putting out one fire after another. Without all that crisis in my life now I sometimes struggle to find direction. I was just always directed to the next problem to solve, now I actually have to decide where to go next. I have had so many ideas waiting for me to work on, now I need to pick one and get started. Funny how I have been teaching people how to get started on their path for years, and now I have to put my own advice into practice. So here I go, meditating again, drawing cards for myself, doing Reiki on myself, using my pendulum and activator, lighting candles, and trusting my intuition. I think we never reach the end of our journey because we must begin again and again. I am so blessed to have a supportive partner and loving friends and family who stand behind me while I take a leap that some might think is a little nuts. I truly am leaping into the abyss with my intuition as my guide. I don't know what will happen next, I only know that I am in the right place, and the rest will come. About 15 years ago I read the book "Developing Intuition" by Shakti Gawain and was inspired to work at trusting myself and validating my intuition. It is a process I will work on for the rest of my life, but I do feel that I am at a point now where my intuition is my first line of defense in every situation. How blessed I am to get to go on this journey.....let the winds of change blow, I'm ready!
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Congratulations on making this leap! Sending you lots and lots of positive energy as you start on this journey! What a blessing it is to be able to do what you love most! I am looking forward to your new book when it become published!!
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ReplyDeleteYay for change! Doesn't it make life more exciting and full of possibilities? Fear of change is why some prefer the status quo - even when it's not good for them or their situation. Go you for being Fearless and Brave!
ReplyDeleteKudos to you for following your own advice. Its always easy to give it but a bit harder to it put into practice. You are doing an awesome job. As one who recently made my own leap I know a little how you feel. So many choices that we just need to begin. Here's to new beginnings.
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You are doing great! Onward and upward!
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