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Whatever Arises

As we delve into our depths, liberating the flow of our authenticity, stuff will come up. Our challenge is to transcend the usual reflexes and impulses we’ve been conditioned to implement, and instead be totally OK with it.

The more we are inclined to wrest control of our thoughts, feelings, emotions, and perceived ugliness that may arise, the more we solidify it in our reality. Now is the time to be in acceptance, and in allowance. Now is the time to let it go.

There’s nothing defeating or disempowering here. To love whatever comes up, is to reclaim the hold it has had on us. To love whatever arises, and really be OK with it, frees up that construct of an idea, and dissolves it. It’s not passive, or any form of giving up. It’s active, integrative, resonant and healing.

We’ll want to deflect. We’ll want to justify. We’ll want to project and blame and spew any number of self-deprecating obscenities and judgments. Good! Whatever arises, love that. Don’t turn on the music, or the TV, or the Netflix, or the YouTube. Don’t dive into a book. Don’t go for a run.

Just sit. Observe your power to separate from the idea, for as long as possible. It’s not yours. Never was. It is NOT YOU. Never was. It is a fabrication; a story; a teaching implement and you, being the master of manifestation, wanted to learn and experience exactly what it offered.

Now, it’s OK to unlearn.

Everything you’ve learned on your path, on your journey, is of value — every failure, victory, trip and fall. As we ascend the old paradigms, what you are, what you know, is valuable . . . to us all. The grand repository is grateful for you and your uniqueness.

Thus, there is no longer any need to tense the grip and maintain a stranglehold on that which you cannot ever, really, hold forever. Your heart is abundant and limitless, and always ready to provide new insight, intuition, and inspired nudges for the next best step, in perfect alignment with who you are, right now.

Whatever arises, love that.

Love your life,
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