When you are true to your mission, its central core is steady, but the shape it takes will flow and change. The form of your work this year will not be the same as last year.
This is especially true for those of us committed to spiritual growth. Our lives present more transformational opportunities than most, and this is as it should be!
In order to grow and expand, we need to release the old. The process of letting go is often uncomfortable, so we may delay needed shifts. This can lead to resentment of activities which no longer serve our mission. Or we might become too busy, as we haven’t cleared space for new commitments.
Sometimes when we are not quick enough to let go, the universe will bring about the change for us, often in surprising ways! If so, relax and surrender. How can you flow with the inevitable change that is in front of you?
With practice, you can learn to anticipate needed changes before they are thrust upon you. Ask the following questions to determine what might need shifting in your life:
~ What activities no longer bring me bliss? Where do I experience resentment or resistance, and why?
~ Am I being guided to release the activity? What are the fears and doubts around releasing it?
~ Is this something I are being guided to stick with for now? If so, what responsibility do I have for the situation being uncomfortable, and what can I do to turn it around?
~ Am I clear that it’s time to let this go, even thought I’m sad about it? How can I be gentle with myself as I go through this transition?
Transition is not always easy, but we can learn to love ourselves in the midst of it. And as we release what no longer serves our mission, we will be able to dance with Kali, in the dance of universal bliss.
Join me ~ dance your true bliss with Kali!
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