Learning & relearning to trust
Sometimes there are things we know. What our next steps are. Decisions that need to be made. Changes that need to happen. We know, deep down in our bones and being.
And yet. We don’t listen. Or we don’t want to listen.
Because the change feels too big. Because the process feels too painful. Because there is a part of us that doesn’t want the change, wants things to go back to the way they were.
Because we were taught, from a very young age, not to trust ourselves. Not to trust our own inner knowing.
So we look for ways out.
We look to signs from the Universe, the cards, the songs on the radio, the grocery store clerk. We ask everyone under the sun what they would do.
We talk ourselves in circles trying to find any way we can to not do the thing we know we need to do.
We do all this in an effort to avoid doing what we know we need to do.
We don’t listen to our own inner truth.
We seek answers outside of us when they are screaming at us from within.
We do this to avoid pain, …
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