The Depth of Intuition

"There may be moments when your intuition tells you 

something, but you are too afraid to hear it. And that is okay. 

Just don't forget the message!"

Yung Pueblo

Just as we surface from a churning pool of chaos, we may get a direct hit from our gut, nudging us towards a new standpoint. Quite often, we are too tired to listen, too drained for action, and simply not in the mood. And so, we turn a deaf ear to what could possibly lift our spirits, renew our energy, and redirect our journey.

Our intuition never really gives up. It will try repeatedly to get a message across to begin a deeper exploration into who we could truly be. If we feel unable to follow the insight, we can choose to store it our thoughts, journal, or memory.  There will come a time our intuition will finally gain our attention, and we will move forward in numerous ways.

Following our intuition can assist us in healing, and escort us into arenas that shine bright lights upon hidden pieces of the self. A new sense of creativity will begin to shift our perspectives about entering brighter horizons.  The tiny little voice of intuition is one of the most powerful in depth resources we will ever have, if we but listen!

 

What About Me ...

 

"Even if you live a very long life, time is limited,

this creates a situation where you need to be 

intentional with your energy."

Yung Pueblo

Often, we are too committed to meeting the needs of others or caught up in the physicality of life. We put off personal care, intending follow up later, which rarely happens. While life swirls around us, we may hear a small quiet voice whisper, 'what about me?'

We would never treat those we love in the same way in we treat our lovely selves. Responding with yes when we really mean no, does not serve anyone for the highest good. Our energy becomes restricted or misspent, lowering both frequency and vibration.

When we prioritize the manner in which we spend our time, we feel empowered. Feeling a sense of control, we have greater clarity in making personal, professional and spiritual choices. We no longer lose the self with an eagerness to please others.

Paramount Discovery

"People are learning and using tools that are healing their minds 

and expanding their compassion for themselves and others."

Yung Pueblo

Therapy, in numerous forms, assists others in healing trauma and grief.  Mental health issues are being regarded with increasing respect without the demeaning stereotyping of yesteryear. Corrective techniques are being highlighted with world wide recognition.

Therapy is no longer regulated to lying on a person's couch while suffering in shame.  It is extended to creative expression utilizing numerous activities that allow individuals to transform crippling negativity into paramount discovery of emotional freedom.

Meditation, energy work, and communion with what is held sacred, a person can create and maintain compassion for themselves as well as for others which strengthens the sense of connection.  Establishing a comfort zone, people can thrive with improved self-realization.

Tortoiselike Unfolding

"The wise do not hurry, nor do they try to control 

everything. Instead, they move intentionally and understand 

that impulsive reactions function as a barrier to their peace."

Yung Pueblo

The caterpillar teaches us the importance of not prematurely breaking open the cocoon. No matter how excited we are to set our sight upon a brilliant spring flower, we respect the tortoiselike unfolding of the bud.

It is with wisdom that we stand still, taking in the pause. Relinquishing need for control, we are able to watch a situation naturally unfold.  As we slow our minds, resisting from immediate solution, we begin to see from higher ground.

A surfacing shortcut triggering impulsive reaction, often causes us lengthy reparation in the end.  Reframing from immediate solution, there is time to explore differing points of view, discover creative resolution, and distance the situation from fear, anxiety and stress. 

 

Wake Up!

 

"Nothing can deliver as great an impact in your life

as changing the internal environment of your mind and heart."

Yung Pueblo

We may have a longing to change jobs, locations, and relationships.  Just thinking of these  transitions may be overwhelming, escorting us into a long emotional slumber.  We may numb ourselves and feel powerless.

External action requires physical movement that we may not be prepared to encounter.  There is another option, however.  We can search within adjusting our feelings of dismay, to thoughts of inner peace.

As we learn to recalibrate our thinking, we can lower our stress levels which allows room for higher awareness.  With new eyes, we begin to perceive healthier options which can be applied in the present while preparing for the future.

Called to Participate

"my faith for a better future is in the people

who are turning the idea of unconditional love

into a way of life."

yung pueblo

Challenge forces us through the darkness out of our comfort zone and into an unknown space.  Replacement for life as we have known it doesn't just flood in.  Unlimited time passes as we re-create life better suited for the evolving self.  We may not remain the same if we are to change.

We may have to give up understanding and step through fear to reach the life we wish to live.  We cannot sit aimlessly waiting for a shift.  Each of us are called to participate in the movement of life to design newness.

Challenge calls us to be our best self, to step through fear, and to see unconditional love for all people, all things, and all exchanges.  Through the eyes of love, we are not acting out of ego or survival instinct.  We must offer our gifts or talents no matter how great or small. In order to have life be different, we must make that difference ... together.