There has been much in the way of deliberation lately. Choices to be made. Beliefs to release. And those to sustain.
When I look at the practicality of matters, it can seem such an antithesis to faith.
Yet, is it?
What benefit might there be in looking at where things stand at this moment?
Does that help me to see where I am going?
Sandy Forster is one of my favorites regarding money and manifesting. What I love is her childlike spirit of joy and beauty. On Episode #45 of her podcast, Wildly Wealthy Women, she recently shared practical tips to help shift our mindset around money, including clearing our space and looking at where we are right now.
This is not old-school, dreary “budgeting.”
I felt excited because I have noticed an energy shift within, a desire for change.
Clarity.
I then heard something similar shared by Bob Proctor.
The message was coming across clearly: if I do not change what I have been doing, I do not change.
Is the purpose of life solely to live for oneself, “taking,” grabbing hold of, and never considering another?
The underside question is, do I never live for myself, doing consistently for others?
What I am learning is: it is not “either or.” There is no polarity, no “this or that.”
All is a circle; we all encompass each other; we are each woven into this beautiful tapestry of life. Wrapped in the grace every one of us needs and so desperately seek.
Today, take a moment, look at yourself in the mirror, smile, and know that you are loved.
