“In times of great change, it’s time to build bridges, not walls…”
~ Jennifer Hough
Photo: ©2017JeannieSelda – Nature in Harmony
Dear You:
In these times of great polarity and great change, what if we all turned our consciousness, our eyes and our minds to being vigilant for the light? If we made being vigilant for the light our actual default , we can see so much more….
With an open heart,
xoxoxo
Jennifer
The paradigm for prosperity is shifting and the laws of physics give me great hope, here’s why!
Most of us aren’t present to the shifts happening around us because we’re so distracted by the noise.
Globally, wars, political differences, media streaming, fear-based rhetoric, and divisive communications create polarity. Simultaneously, that polarity and struggle is birthing ideas being acted upon by the younger generation as it sits in the ‘dark matter’ of consciousness, waiting in the sub-atomic spaces to be birthed!
Metaphysically speaking, for every problem there is already an existing solution as it’s part of how the Universe stays in balance.
Should we only do things that ‘feel good’?
Well, you might be surprised to hear me say absolutely not.
Don’t get me wrong, it’s not about deliberately forcing ourselves to do things that feel awful.
It’s just that I hear so many people saying… “only do it if it feels good”.
Here’s the issue with that:
Fear does an interesting thing to our brains.
I was listening to a brilliant podcast a few days ago which my husband reminded me about. Although they didn’t talk about this specifically, it struck me how important it is to understand how our brains work. In understanding this, I’m able to follow my knowing and feel connected to clarity, instead of being manipulated by noise which can only happen if I’m in fear; it’s so easy to be in fear these days, don’t you think?
Fight or flight creates an interesting shift in the brain causing us to relate to those who disagree with our viewpoint as the “other”, and there are those who want to manipulate others in order to protect themselves.