Week three begins.
To summarize, week one was "the past''.
1.DESIRE....set the intention
2.SELF AWARENESS...look at the pain
3.RELEASE...let the pain go
4.FORGIVENESS...find the hidden wisdom
5.REVERENCE...honor yourself
6.SURRENDER...again, let it go
7.SELF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT...you are extraordinary
Week two was "the present".
8.LIBERATION...be reborn
9.RESPONSIBILITY...promise yourself to thrive
10.HUMILITY...we are one, help each other
11.ACCEPTANCE...this too shall pass
12.RISK...wake up
13.BE PRESENT...right now, find joy
14.TRUTH...choose to believe the good
Week three, with great momentum....we dive into "the future".
The author refers to a garden. We've pulled up the weeds of limiting beliefs, we've fertilized the soil, now we are ready to reseed the garden with fresh, high vibration thoughts.
This garden will bear fruit for the rest of our lives.
She reminds us that as we continue to find our gifts, reclaim our power and shine our inner light, we will figure out who we are and why we are here. We will be able to see that our discontent, frustration and pain are our guides, pushing us forward, when we are tired, want to quit, and nothing makes sense.
How do we step into our greatness? We learn to listen.
I recently had an injury happen to my truck. A piece of tire came off of a bus, and flew up and smashed my headlight, bumper and fender. I saw the name on the bus, so I emailed them on the off chance that someone there may be able to help me. I politely explained the incident and let them know that any assistance would be greatly appreciated. After many long distance phone calls, a month of emails, visits to the police station, multiple trips to the dealership for estimates, drop off, pickup and a week without a vehicle, my truck is as good as new. Last night, I emailed the bus company owner to say thank you for his assistance, and that his professionalism and conduct was amazing and that I am grateful that we could work together to solve this and wished him well in his business. He responded, thanking me for my letter of gratitude and I had a great sense of the oneness that exists in this world. Two people traveling on the same highway at the same time, involved in an accident, and emails of gratitude are being exchanged.
I'm pretty sure that doesn't happen everyday.
But it could.....all it takes is a few minutes to say thank you.
So today's lesson isn't one from the book, we will resume that tomorrow.
Today's note is from me, THANK YOU to everyone who has come into my life. Those of you checking in on this blog to see how life in a new town is going, thank you. To everyone who reads and gets a little something from my personal anecdotes, thank you. To the amazing, courageous women that make up my village, I am so proud of you all. We have been on such journeys, and we share and grow together.
I really am so lucky to be immersed in love.....
Thank you.
