It's O.K. You Can Breathe - Part 1

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Comment by Uriel on December 12, 2010 at 6:05pm

Hey Cat,

 

Thank you for your comment, it is my pleasure.

 

Bless

Uriel

Comment by Uriel on December 12, 2010 at 5:09pm

Hey Cat,

 

Thank you for your question.

Being in peace with the constant change is not easy at first, since it is bringing us to living constantly in the unknown, and that is known to be the greatest fear of the human-kind, so of course, it's a challenge.

I don't know if you watched the second part of my talk, where I asked the audience what I want to ask you right now:

Take a field in your life, any field you chose as a part of your life, and answer within yourself to these questions:

1. Do you know more about this area more than you did 10 years ago?

2. When you will find yourself in a situation in that area, would you know better how to act and what to do?

Even if you won't succeed, you will still know more, there is a big difference between success and knowledge.

So if we know that change is constantly happening, actually, it is the only constant thing we have in our lives, and we see that we get better with time, that means that change is doing us a lot of good, it is improving us.

Change was taken by mistake to be a bad thing, a scary thing, for it leads to the unknown, and our mind cannot grasp and protect us from what it doesn't know, but there is a way to go through the unknown peacefully.

First, know that whatever happens, it is only making you better, even if you still don't know what are you getting better at.

Second, use your intuition to guide you through the unknown, it is your own private teacher:

Intuition = In Tuition = Inner Teacher, Inner Guide, Instructor.

Your Intuition speaks with feelings, feel what feels right for you, or wrong for that matter, in order to get where ever it is you want to go to.

 

I feel I have said enough for now, I hope I helped, even if only a bit.

 

All the best

Uriel

 

 

Comment by Uriel on December 12, 2010 at 9:47am

Hallo Cat,
I understand you need some kind of an answer,
but can you ask your question again?

Best,
Uriel