How often do we resist certain energies? It’s those energies that come up from out of the blue saying, “fear!” Ha! Or one possibility or potential that you “don’t want” – looking at you in the face.
Right now the main thought of how to address this comes in the form of prayer. Yes, prayer works beautifully. It brings a person into a loving embrace. It does – I love prayer.
What I’ve discovered for myself…the doorway we all eagerly look forward to walk through is embracing what we resist. When we do – it means we are seeking solutions. How do we do that?
There are several effect methods. The one I’m working with happens to be bringing that fear into my awareness, totally. Asking it questions. Next, I allow 10,000 fold consciousness from all that is me to encase it. I begin to expand the energy to the room, to the city block, to the town, through the state, onward to Mother Earth and out. By the time that whole process has completed – the “fear” is not a towering “Ahg” moment. Oh no, no, no, no… it’s off getting a solution because it has been infused with consciousness.
What does this mean? The removal of “thinking” you are helpless and under random acts of victim hood which leads to …victim consciousness.
A very interesting exercise. The whole thing uncovered a massive amount of additional sub-programs that I’d been running for all kinds of stuff. Ha! Ha! It’s been amazing using this exercise, of course, with other methods of transmuting and transforming within to reflect out.
How is your journey going? Embracing all of you? Hee hee…
Okay friends, with that, much love!
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