Mon 29 Mar 2010
March 29th, 2010: Trusting Guidance
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March 29th, 2010: Trusting Guidance
Looking back I can see that the switch was slow in coming. The switch being thinking what was next was a new career path. Well, isn’t that what we’re supposed to DO. After all we been so trained to the doing and not the being. Doing is important, productive, in God we trust.
And then I began to see less doing in my mind and more Being. When I was on the cruise I met John. John lives in Sydney, Australia and had a job he liked but he decided he just didn’t want to work anymore. Now, you must take into account the setting…we are on a cruise with nearly 700 “Abrahamsters” who see life as an abundant adventure that will give you whatever you want. The catch is you must believe and surrender to the total Well Being of the Universe to give it to you.
John’s story was spell binding and he was living his dream. Whenever he got in a financial “pinch” money would manifest for him. John is a bright star of a human being, radiating love. I told him he was my hero.
Actually I think John plus others I met who were pursuing their own dreams created the room to shift within myself. Clearly I returned home different from when I left. I knew I wanted to pursue finding a partner to share the kind of life and love I’ve been wanting.
A friend from long ago told me, “You can’t walk and chew gum at the same time.” She is right in the sense I’m a passionate person who focuses all of me in the direction I’m pointing. I don’t think I could be moving towards partnership and a career at the same time, especially since partnership may involve a physical move for me.
It’s difficult for me at times to trust this guidance and think myself totally worthy of preparing for love and being loved. And relax and allow myself into that space. Doesn’t that seem selfish. Abraham would say that unless we are willing to be selfish about giving to ourselves, we really do not have anything to give away.
What is really convincing about this guidance is when I think about following my heart it feels good. Not doing it feels bad. Case closed.
Have a wonderful week. Love, Connie