I am aware that my life is constantly under the
influence of the Law of Attraction: send = receive.
I am also aware that I can influence the process, by paying attention to what is
happening and act wisely and actively upon the signals that I get.
I know now that, sticking to just a few principles, I feel
more and more ‘really heartfelt happy and confident’, embracing ‘life’ as wonderful.
This morning, I discovered that I did something,
yesterday afternoon, that can be described as ‘choosing not to stick to the principles’.
Doing that, is always a good way of ending up with
something I can enjoy as a learning experience, rather than as a nice event in
itself… and it wasn’t any different this time.
I had no clue what I had done. I only noticed in the
evening that I didn’t feel ‘happy and confident’ and pleased with life as it
presented itself. There was definitely ‘something missing’ and I couldn’t find
the ‘core’ of the problem.
This morning, I noticed that the same unpleasant feeling
was still present in me.
I had no intention to spend my whole day feeling like
that, so I asked for clarity on which 'door' I had shut in myself, that made
that I felt unpleasant tension, a lack of flowing energy.
I was definitely not pleased with what I was ‘receiving’, so I gathered that I could find a valuable clue in what I was sending.
I was definitely not pleased with what I was ‘receiving’, so I gathered that I could find a valuable clue in what I was sending.
In wanting to go to the bottom of this. I talked to
myself and the Universe. I reflected on my activities, thoughts and feelings of
yesterday afternoon, finding the point where my mood changed.
Suddenly it struck me. I knew which ‘door’ I had shut
and when. It was the door called Trust.
I noticed that my mood had flipped just after writing
an email in which I said that I had already done many things that day and that I
felt like playing my saxophone.
Instead of following my own advice, I decided that it
was still too early in the afternoon and I should spend some time on filling in
my father’s tax papers in a special computer program. I had promised him to do
so in this weekend. I decided that I might as well do this now:”Let’s get it
over with!”
It didn't go according to plan, at all!
I thought I'd found a bug in the program and I had to fill in part of it twice, because it wasn't saved. (Not amusing!)
But, it turned out that I wasn't paying enough attention and therefore things went pear shaped, unpleasant and time-consuming.
I thought I'd found a bug in the program and I had to fill in part of it twice, because it wasn't saved. (Not amusing!)
But, it turned out that I wasn't paying enough attention and therefore things went pear shaped, unpleasant and time-consuming.
Did I listen to these distinct signals that I should
be doing something else? No.... I carried on.
In hindsight, I concluded that I should have played the saxophone , trusting my body to signal to me what I need.
I had already done a lot of computer and thinking work
that day. My body was asking for the joy of unwinding in an active happy vibe,
to balance things out and to recharge for activities in the evening. Did I
acknowledge that? No! I chose to consider saxophone playing as a waste of time,
in the way of more important things that needed my attention.
In doing so, I almost literally said to myself and the
signals I got whilst still feeling connected with happiness and confidence:”I
don’t trust that you provide me with what I need”.
Is it any wonder ( send = receive) that ever since
that moment, I felt restless, slightly unsure of what to do next and what to
expect from it?
All it took was trusting my own advice, that playing a
few tunes on my saxophone was exactly what I needed at that moment. And also
trusting, that a good moment will present itself for filling in the tax form,
later this weekend.
And furthermore, that I would most likely fill it in,
in the blink of an eye, giving it the right amount of attention. Probably I
should even having fun in doing it, as a result.
I had the opportunity.
I was aware that I chose to do
something that my body didn’t ask for and I persisted, overruling and ignoring all the warning signs of 'do something
else'.... sigh.
I could have had the joy of playing the saxophone for
20 minutes, filling in the taxform in the blink of an eye and a dozen other nice
activities in the evening. In steed, I felt unpleasant and without energy for (
too) many hours.
After
finding this out, I had an intense conversation with myself, opening the door
of Trust again.
All day, I
confirmed to my body signals that I trust them, simply by acting upon them. That
meant, by the way that halfway writing this blog entry, I had to boil and eat
an egg and dance in the living room to a good song on the radio J.
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