Be grateful for your life! Appreciate your skills, gifts, talents, and the opportunities you’ve had. Reflect on what you’ve done with them and the creative and exciting things you will achieve in the future. How fun is that?
Embrace your current situation. Accepting reality will foster progress. There is beauty in the moments of your life, but don’t just take my word for it. Look within and discover for yourself.
Understand that your situation is constantly changing. Everything is temporary, and even when it doesn’t feel like it, energy is still shifting and guiding you to your next destination. When we face obstacles or encounter unpleasant or unexpected events, we often assume that these challenges are permanent. We may feel as though all our hard work has been for nothing. This can trigger a fight-or-flight response, leading to chaos and the potential loss of our original inspiration.
When unexpected situations arise, your role is to remain open and curious. Instead of trying to control the situation or direct it in a specific way, focus on following the energy of the moment. Remember that a higher intelligence is at work here.
You are part of a much larger picture. Allow yourself to step out of reaction and connect with the flow of life force energy that emanates directly from within you. This energy is powerful and will guide you toward your next steps.
Your ego isn’t in charge; it will try to convince you otherwise. Your Soul is. Surrender to its guidance, then apply and unleash all your glorious abilities in service to your purpose.
When we feel pressured by a situation, we often want to take immediate action to resolve it. When we anticipate the potential outcome of a current issue, we tend to problem-solve based on that expectation. For example, if I feel that I don’t have enough money coming in, I may worry that I will eventually lose my house. As a result, I might think, “I need to make a lot of money right now to prevent this terrible thing from happening!” This can lead me to work harder to get clients, ignoring my exhaustion and possibly coming across as desperate or unappealing. Alternatively, I might throw myself into a demanding job, hoping to push through without needing much recovery time until I achieve my breakthrough.
Ask yourself: Is this truly an emergency? Misinterpreting a situation as an emergency can lead us to act in ways that hinder the natural progression of events. Instead of allowing situations to unfold, we often intervene and push them in specific directions. How can you be sure that things will turn out as you anticipate? That’s your panic influencing your judgment. Taking action without a definitive need in the moment can lead to undesirable outcomes and result in losses that could have been avoided.
Our standard methods of problem-solving tend to be logical, masculine, and even patriarchal in nature. They often fail to recognize the many factors involved in any given situation. There are multiple strands of causation at play simultaneously, leading to a variety of potential outcomes and expressions. The traditional masculine approach does not acknowledge these complexities, nor does it trust intuition or recognize the natural flow of creativity. It overlooks the fact that there is a nurturing, yin process that requires time to develop. In contrast, the feminine approach to problem-solving is open, adaptive, and follows its own timeline.
The key is to avoid getting caught up in trying to predict uncertain outcomes. Instead, focus on imagining new possibilities. Accept that you may not yet know how you will navigate this situation, and you may not have all the information or tools available to you right now. The creative process requires continuous adaptation and will demand different approaches at different times. If you have been following your true calling, you understand this principle and can trust the process.
If something is truly an emergency, knowing how to act will come naturally and automatically. However, when it’s not an emergency, that beautiful idea or opportunity that wants to emerge requires your patience and trust. During times of uncertainty, it’s important to relax into the unknown. Let go of the need to have all the answers and the urge to force things to happen. While we serve as channels for our creations and manifestations, these ideas are entities in their own right, each with its own process and timing. When you honor and support that process, everyone involved is nurtured toward success.
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