Pivotal for Ascension

"Time and space is not a place you go to be taught,

as much as it is a place you go to teach."

The Universe

Life on earth is filled with discord as it promotes change which needs to be understood. It is helpful to view the dedication to self unfolding as a necessity to fulfillment. When we shift focus from personal gain to achievement for the greater good, determination to be the best version of self follows.

When faced with darkness, we can choose to hide in the shadows or remember the power of our inner light. While facing barriers, we can adapt visions of hope rather than seeing failure. Keeping eyes on the goal of helping others through our own challenges, we readily step through fear.

We are spiritual beings experiencing human reality with the intention of heightening growth physically, emotionally and spiritually. As we remember our connection with the Divine, support the self by nurturing the soul, and persevere, we are creating for the greater good. Every role is pivotal for the ascension personally, collectively and globally. 

 

Sense of Harmony

"It's impossible to be afraid when you dwell in truth."

The Universe

It is necessary to be careful with our lovely selves to avoid harm to the body, mind or soul. This is not the same as living in fear of what may or may not happen. Caution is the balance to safe living.

When we maintain the awareness of options, we hold the power of truth. Deep within, there is a sense of correct choice, and it requires faith and trust. If we lower our guard, uncertainty rushes in, flushing our sense of harmony.

Life is going to unfold and it will be highlighted by the decisions we make. How we react either supports or negates the flow. It requires just as much energy to wallow in fear as it does to open our hearts to possibility.

Gain Appropriate Footing

"A Note From the Universe:

The one thing all best selling writers and high achievers in any field have in common

is that they began their journeys as complete unknowns." Mike Dooley

With few exceptions like Mozart, artistic skill is born undeveloped within us.  It needs to be cared for like an infant: it needs to be fed, nurtured, and protected.  The skill must be fanned by confidence and stretched by expansion, not hidden and unused.

We may use our skill as a child and then ignore it until later years in school.  A family responsibility may interrupt our training and the talent may sit dormant until elder years.  Between our ego and self-sabotage, it may be difficult to gain appropriate footing at any stage of life.

The hardest step may be the very first one, pursuing the challenge.  Everyone begins as a beginner.  To reduce stress and pressure, focus on the process which can be more important than dwelling on the outcome.  Authentic intention to share our gift can be just as lucrative and rewarding as driving ourselves to be 'known'.