Learn to Follow Your Heart
As you enter the remaining two years
of the 2012 ascension window, each of you is choosing the version of
reality that you want to participate in during the final phase of
this aspect of your human expression. Until recently, the goal has
been to participate as fully as you could from a limited human
perspective and to gather as much information as possible in the
form of your life experiences.
Many of you have created your most
valuable lessons in the form of drama and fear. It is now time to
recognize what you have learned from those interactions and move
beyond the drama and fear to compile all of the useful information
that you now possess.
The lessons learned have helped you to
define who you are as well as who you are not. You can now choose
where you want to go from here and what you want your life to be
about. The next step is take action on a daily basis to support your
choice and to do this you must follow your heart. (read
The Power of Your Heart article)
It is useful to imagine this time of
choice as an hourglass. The available opportunities that have been
abundant as represented by the expansiveness of the hourglass and
are moving into confluence as humanity moves closer to the end of
collectively creating the current illusion of limitation and
polarity.
Options will continue to diminish as
you approach the 2012 portal in alignment with your choices in order
for the manifestation of what you chose to have the potency of
energy required to bring them into physicality. Then once you
move through the ascension portal, you will expand out again into a different
experience of reality.
How will I know what to choose?
Many of you have asked, “How will I
know what to choose?” The answer is simple. Each of you has an
internal navigation system designed to keep you in alignment with
your Divine Blueprint during your human experience. Built into this
system is everything that you need to know about what is yours to do
and all that is required is that you pay attention to it.
When you don’t pay attention, you
become sick, or you find yourself in a relationship that is
uncomfortable, or you work at a job that you don’t like. When you
realize that you are doing something that is having physical or
emotional repercussions, carefully decide if you want to continue to
choose it.
It is essential that you recognize
that you are creating your reality by the choices that you make in
each moment. Sometimes there is a little faith involved, and you may
need to let go of something that no longer serves you before you can
recognize that the exact person or situation that you desire is
right in front of you. For example, acknowledging that a
relationship is no longer in your best interest and choosing to end
it without any certainty of the timing or circumstances of another
relationship.
Other times you must create a solid
stepping stone from what is no longer to serving you to what will.
For example, finding a new job before leaving one that does not
serve you allows you to move in the direction that you desire yet
that is practical and does not create unnecessary anxiety of not
having the money you require to pay your bills. You must ascertain
which of these approaches is most useful for each situation in your
life that no longer serves you.
Begin to practice following your
heart
You can begin to practice following
your heart by asking yourself when you wake up in the morning, “What
do I feel like doing first today?" and then do it. And once you
have completed that, ask again "Now what do want to do next?" and
then do that. As you go from moment to moment in this manner you are
following your heart. This may be challenging at first, because you
are used to being committed and adhering to schedules, but consider
this approach and see where it takes you.
Begin practicing letting go of
planning so much of your life in small ways. Start doing this on a
weekend when you don’t have as many obligations. Choose not to make
any plans one Saturday and see where the weekend takes you. Once
you get the hang of that, try it on a Monday and see where the week
takes you.
As you begin to practice following
your heart, there may be times that you recognize that what you are
committed to is not what you truly want to be doing. That’s okay,
honor your agreements and at the same time be aware of the choices
that you are making, and then gradually, begin to make fewer
commitments, leave more empty time on your calendar, and begin to
become comfortable with living moment to moment.
Following your heart brings you to
that which is most important
Learning to follow your heart is not
the same thing as giving yourself permission to be irresponsible.
For instance, if you do not go to work one day or do not honor a
commitment that you have made and then experience regret due to the
consequences that result, that is not following your heart. That is
a matter of not taking responsibility for making life choices in
alignment with you are.
If you find that going to work or
honoring your commitments are not in alignment with following your
heart, then you might want to consider finding a new job and
re-evaluate who and what you are currently making commitments to.
You will find that following your
heart inevitably brings you to that which is most important for you
to do and you will find that those aspects of your life that do not
serve your highest expression will become uninteresting to you and
fall away. When you follow your heart you will inevitably find
yourself exactly where you are meant to be. It can be no other way.
Making a conscious shift from expansion into confluence will
alleviate much of the pressure that so many of you are feeling right
now and allow you to flow smoothly from this version of reality into
the next.
