I’ll talk about my story, because many people on this
spiritual path deal with similar challenges.
There are two versions of myself, battling it out for my
energy. There is my true self that
follows my heart and there is my anxious, doubtful self that has been raised to
suppress my true self.
My true self knows how to find silence, how to connect to
higher planes of energy, how to create some amazing things. It does things that are not intuitive, that
are often difficult to explain to other people.
Sometimes it takes me through pain and suffering and periods that can
elicit doubt. But it’s always right, it
always leads me to where I need to be and doing what is best for me and
everyone.
My true self was very quiet when I was younger and only
began speaking up when I was at the point where I’d had enough, where I knew
there was something better for myself but I wasn’t going to find it going
through the linear path. The more I went
down this path, the more clear this voice became and the more in charge of my
life he became.
The anxious version of myself was a product of my
environment – family, school, social, work and other external sources, and the
internal feedback mechanism that reinforced these patterns. While it’s a painful and unhelpful version of
myself, it’s familiar so it “feels right.”
For a period of time I believed the anxious version of
myself got me some early success in life, but now I don’t see it that way. It facilitated my achieving some
externally-based benchmarks – good grades, good university, passing some
professional certification tests. But
was that really success? No, not
really. Grades mean nothing. Being in an elite college is overrated. A certification for a career I never liked
that has created mostly unhappiness and rewarded me with very little is
actually counterproductive.
So the anxious version of myself fooled me into thinking I
was gaining something from being like this when in fact it really did nothing
good for me. This is a realization that
just came to me. Kind of powerful. That’s going to sink in.
But when things get uncertain or difficult, the anxious part
of me would make my life miserable – all kinds of worry, lack of sleep,
insecurity. But recently things have
been happening that are providing visible, tangible proof that yes, things are getting
better. Much better. My heart, my higher self, is right, and the
anxious part of me hasn’t done much good in my life.
It’s been a pretty long stretch where the voices saying I
was wrong, or I was a bad person, or I was on the wrong path, were getting
louder and louder. Then boom –
confirmation that everything my higher self had been saying was right. The people saying I was a bad person, or
foolish, are wrong. The parts of me
listening to them are wrong too. My
heart was 100% right.
Yes, I am exactly on the right path. People who tried to ruin my life are falling
by the wayside – either realizing their error, finding better things to do, or
getting their asses kicked by karma. That
part of me that listened to them is also disappearing.
Happiness doesn’t come from going down the predictable path
of success. I never found success on
that path. But switching paths, as I
began to do about seven years ago, and really in earnest about four years ago, can
take a long time to yield success. And
in the process there was a lot of pain and challenges.
I knew in my heart this was the right path and things would
turn around and get much better. And in
some ways it has been getting much better and opened up massive spiritual
powers, even in the beginning. And in
others it’s been a slog. But by
listening to my heart things have become consistently better. But there was always a cloud over all of it,
some big, nagging problems that allowed the doubt to continue.
Then this weekend those stuck things unstuck. The cloud lifted and the truth came to my
vision so even my ego self couldn’t deny the truth of it My heart was right. Against everyone and everything, my heart was
right. And my anxious self is completely
wrong. Everything is going exactly as my
higher self said it would. Even the crazy stuff.
My motto is “follow you heart, let everything else go.”
And it’s 100% right.
Through all this time I felt stressed, was anything really
bad happening? No. the worries were over nothing. The things that actually happened were
aligned with my heart.
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