Hi beautiful,
You have a knowing deep within you.
This knowing is deeper than intuition, it's an intelligence that is innately divine and infinite. It's an intelligence that integrates your mind, body, soul, heart and spirit. It's an intelligence that you are never, not for one moment, without, because this innate, divine intelligence is within you.
Sometimes this infinite intelligence is difficult to tune into, to hear, to follow, to trust. Perhaps this difficulty in trusting our innate divinity stems from the norms and conditioning we experience through society, school, jobs, relationships, religion. Perhaps this difficulty is simply part of the process of being human, living through challenging life experiences that have hurt us and hardened us.
Who is it that's telling you that you're wrong, not doing enough, not doing it right, asking too much, that you're too emotional or too erratic or too messy or too quiet or too demanding or too lazy?
In my experience, the critical person in our life is a reflection or representation of our own inner critic. I'm not pointing the finger at you, there's no blame here. Blaming oneself is another trait of the inner critic. I'm also not condoning another's unkind, insensitive or cruel behaviour. I'm asking you to open a new dialogue with yourself from a place of presence and connection.
When you find yourself questioning yourself, feeling lost, feeling overwhelmed and frustrated, feeling like your chasing your tail, easily distracted, feeling sad, feeling not yourself, feeling tired, lethargic, getting sick often and generally unhappy and unenergized... these are all symptoms of losing the connection with yourself, living in dissonance with your innate, divine intelligence.
What if you’re not a problem and you don’t need to be fixed?
What if you’ve lost connection to your inner power, to your center, to your own knowing?
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