I went deep into healing meditation last night. I have been holding onto lots of anger and
took the time to face it and take responsibility.
I took a powerful step toward really healing my past,
instead of operating unconsciously in the same self-sabotage pattern.
Using powerful crystal attunement and Hoʻoponopono, I faced
the sources of my anger and accepted responsibility. The truth is, I never really healed my first
marriage. I ran from it. I felt terribly
guilty and judged myself a bad person, so I ran.
The truth is, I feel bad about what happened and what I
did. I hurt her – I gave her joy and
took it away. I may not feel that my
current situation is fair, given what I did, but I have to take full
responsibility.
Moreover, take responsibility for everything before that led
to this.
It felt good. At one
point I was back on the blacktop at my high school – probably in the 8th
grade (it went 7-12 grades when I was there).
I felt all the things I felt then, and then I brought my awareness to
now and broke free.
I pulled out two large entities – I killed one that said it
hated me and wanted me dead because I was good.
The other was huge – much bigger than me – and I transmuted it into love
and watched it burst into a giant pink prana cloud.
My social habits no longer serve me. I was wrong about everything and everyone.
My mind was full of prophecy dreams (which I can’t remember)
and powerful energies that made for a kind of restless sleep. The agitation is settling down a bit now.
I can finally accept responsibility for the ways I hurt
people – especially women – and how that’s all been a reflection of the
self-hatred in me, of my low self-worth.
I can apologize and forgive myself.
Layers of trapped guilt, shame and suffering melted away.
And I can accept my current situation without anger or hurt
feelings. And I can allow my own
suffering to come forth and heal. Now I
feel free – sleepy, but free. As I
continue to elevate my energy, there’s going to be more need for these healings
and I need to make this a regular part of my meditation practice.
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