Affirmations:
I am open and willing to forgive, delete and choose again.
I undo and make all things new again for the Greater Good.
Letting go is fun, safe and easy.
The only mistake I ever make is when I forget to Love.
What About You and Your Life?
Are you willing to have the life you want?
Are you open to
imagine what that life could be?
Are you trusting
that you can let go of what does not support you?
Are you ready to be
fully responsible for the life you have?
So
much time is spent blaming parents, government, employer, family and yourself !
What a grand waste
of time and energy.
You are totally
responsible for the life you have.
If you really wanted
something different you could and would choose it.
So what prevents you from having the life you really want?
Are
you afraid to let go of habits, addictions, laziness?
Are
you ready to change your attitudes, communication, and behavior?
Are
you up for doing what it takes to have what you say you want?
It
is easy to be a fault finder.
It is challenging to
be a love finder.
It is essential to
be what you really want to be.
It is helpful to see
what you really want to see.
Change
your mind and change your life.
Stop the unnecessary
negativity and asking “Why?”
You have what
you have because somewhere you set it up this way.
Of course, you did
not know how you did it and how to undo it.
The
first step is to take full responsibility for what you have and what you do and
who you are.
Not with guilt or
blame or shame, but simply own the power you have in creating your life.
Everything we
experience we have asked for and then received what we asked for.
The asking may be
totally unconscious, a passing thought or dream or fear or scheme.
Our
work is to begin thinking and feeling what we want to think and how we want to
feel.
The reality is that
life shows up so we can see how we have created it to be.
Like a movie
projected on our outer screen, we have written, directed and produced the
script.
And we can change
the script, location and characters at any time.
With
judgment and condemnation, we hold the movie in the can and keep replaying it
again.
Almost like the
addiction we have to what is familiar and comfortable, because we know the end.
It may be time for
you to write a new script, in a new location, with new characters and new
outcome.
You can choose and
the process requires truly forgiving, deleting, undoing and release of what
was.
Some
choose the more dramatic ending of leaving their body.
Some choose divorce,
disaster, and other dramatic stories.
I prefer to be
gentle with myself and others and simply change my thoughts, words and
behavior.
It is fascinating to
be mindful in the transformations of what I want to think, say, see and be.
Begin
today with the very way you wake up and what you do and say and imagine your
day will be.
Loving
you,
Betty
Lue