At a 2014 Winter Solstice ceremony, we were invited to pick a word or phrase for our coming year. What I heard in my Being was “trust.” What a ‘nice’ word, I thought. That sounded safe and manageable, right!?
What I did not consider then was how I would learn or express “trust.” Since December 21, I have been tested over and over again to trust my next step, hour, day, conversation, response, disappointment, my insight, and on it goes.
My experiences have brought me to my knees in gratitude over and over again. I am most thankful for following my inner guidance of 30 years of Meditation, Yoga, Astrology, Human Design and other alternative and leadership studies I have assimilated.
Having these tools and ancient wisdom as a foundation has allowed me to face survival issues with Grace and very little recovery time. The details of my experience are not pertinent. I imagine you as well have had your inner tsunami to navigate.
My wish is that you find a stronger and more authentic YOU when the winds subside.
In the last week, I’ve sensed a shift in our energies. It feels like we can take a breath/break. It feels like we can allow all those extraordinary and unexpected experiences we’ve had this year just to settle in…and perhaps a chance to In-Joy ourselves.
I invite you to be open to more breath and more Grace in your life.
How about you? Have you learned how to trust yourself, your decisions, and your Life?
Do you feel confident to let go of those places and people that are out of your influence?
Are you clear on your priorities for the rest of the year?
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Nattalee,
Beautiful expression here. Trusting oneself is all we really have isn’t it. To put trust outside of us, as in trusting another over our own inner knowing is a path to he$%.
Helping others let go of judgement makes way for gratitude and then grace.
You do beautiful work!
Monique
Thank you, Monique for your kind words. You highlight a great point.
I hear from so many they don’t trust themselves, they don’t trust others and they remain stuck in a loop.
There is a false belief that if something goes ‘wrong’ in our life or the way that we didn’t want or expect that there has been a mistake. People think or say, “I must of done something wrong.”
What these last few months have taught me is to trust no matter what shows up.
There’s is a saying that goes something like this; “When life is full of challenges, don’t ask for the challenge to change, ask for the strength to keep going.” I would add to this, trust that the strength and the answer will come.
In appreciation and grace,
Nattalee