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What part of Soul Self runs your life?

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2073

TODAY’S LIFE LESSON: has us taking a closer “look” at what we see when we first glance at something that is new to us.  What part do you record first?  the overall image? the shape? the colours? the flaws?  Our first impression has a lot to do with how we see things in life, and what part of us is in charge of documenting or observing how we relate to people, things, situations and challenges.  Based on your reaction to the hand drawn image that reflects various challenges for the eye/mind/soul to see, what part of you runs your life?

THE CRITIC SELF= sees the faults, flaws, inconsistencies or mistakes
THE COMPASSIONATE SELF= sees the effort, hard work, or intentions
THE CARING SELF= sees the ways it can be improved, changed or helped
THE CREATIVE SELF= sees the colours, contrast, or variations possible
THE CONSTRUCTIVE SELF= sees how it is designed, put together, or built
THE CONFLICTING SELF= sees how it is different, not the same or unacceptable

We All Need Encouragement

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Transformational Door

TODAY’S LIFE LESSON: whispers words of encouragement to those of us who have had enough of the trauma and drama of life and just want to live in peace.  The voice of our own soul is permeating our inner sanctuary and lifting our spirits to a higher vibration.  It is up to us to listen, to hear, to see and to allow the shift of consciousness that is taking place to bring a more open minded/hearted state of grace.

That chronic voice of criticism must be silenced if we are going to live beyond the guilt, shame and blame we all like to pass around like a false flag of faith.  Our inner critic has been giving us advise and suggestions since childhood.  If you are tired of that whiney child that cries to you in the night, then you need to consider giving it enough love and attention that it feels nothing but love from now on.

Learning to be complimentary to others is a pretty safe and easy step to take as we know we need to be kinder and more compassionate, but having that same level of compassion for our own inner spirit takes some serious focus and dedication.  Each time that voice comes to challenge you or berate you – embrace it with love.  No matter what it is telling you or suggesting to you that you may or not be worthy and loveable – love it anyway and love it genuinely.

THE CRIER= those moments when we are being childish
THE CRITIC= those moments when we are judging unfairly
THE CRONE= those moments when we love the unloveable