When he did a light bulb went off and I made a mental note to explore it later. I am both exploring this subject and reporting to you through this series of blog posts.
Einstein once said that you never really understand something until you can explain it to your grandmother. So what I am doing for myself in writing this blog series is zeroing in on the topic and writing about it so I can achieve this level of understanding. Not that you are anything like my grandmother of course.
The first thought that went off in my brain like a silent cherry bomb was that I am the path of least resistance for many people. They have made an intention to break through a particular issue or obstacle and, for them, asking my help to co-create a solution represents the easiest and most efficient way for the Universe to navigate their belief system.
You see, the Universe always finds a way to bring you what you want no matter what your issues, blocks, beliefs, etc. You just have to maintain your intention, and trust that the Universe will make it so. Sometimes the easiest path involves manifesting someone to help you co-create what you are looking for. This could be a friend, doctor, attorney, EFT Practitioner, Light TapperSM (grin) or significant other.
Those of you who insist on doing everything yourself or feel that your relief or happiness is not worth investing time or money into, take heart. You are only shutting down one group of channels. The Universe can still find a way.
My egocentric revelation that I am the path of least resistance for some people had two significant impacts. The first is that if the Universe can find a way for me to manifest no matter what my belief system, then I don’t have to worry so much. My level of trust in manifesting via the Law of Attraction grew.
The second is that I became more curious about what beliefs I was throwing out there that the Universe has to circumnavigate in order to bring me what I want. Now, I have been “curious” about this for some time, I admit it. The thing is, a shift had occurred. Before, my “curiosity” had been fueled by a sense of desperation. I had to identify my blocks and remove them or I wouldn’t get what I want. And the Universe found ways I never would have thought of.
But since I realized that the Universe can always find a way, my curiosity has become detached, as if whatever I throw up there really doesn’t matter. I can look at these blocks and issues with calm and be okay with them.
For instance, I have always associated making money with struggle. The Universe will find a way around or through this, either by allowing me to indulge myself in an appropriate amount of struggle, or by finding a way to bring me money that is otherwise okay in my belief system–like say a fortuitous tax refund check or repayment of an old debt.
The thing is, if it really doesn’t matter whether or not I struggle, then I have to ask myself why I struggle. Do I want the struggle for some reason? Does it serve some purpose? In fact, the struggle served the purpose of making me look somehow greater when I succeeded. It fed into my need to be the hero so I could impress those people I felt didn’t love me enough.
Tap tap tap and the struggle had no reason to be there. I was then able to release a huge burden, using a process similar to releasing a sentinel. It turns out I was attached to my struggle and had to tap on the sadness of seeing it go. It was, after all, a struggle I’ve been carrying around almost all of my life.
More soon.
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“But since I realized that the Universe can always find a way, my curiosity has become detached, as if whatever I throw up there really doesn’t matter. I can look at these blocks and issues with calm and be okay with them.” That resonates with me! Thanks. Once we’ve asked for what we desire, we let go. Your words help me live it at a deeper level.
It’s funny how we get attached to the struggle… I know the feeling.
Thanks Maryse and Heater for your comments. I find it rather interesting how we cling so tightly to all those believes that keep us from moving ahead. The first step for me in releasing them is always about becoming okay that I have created them.