Good day
Today’s post addresses the fact that the little voice that
hints at things in your gut is a good thing to listen to even though your brain
screams at you to go against it.
The other day I had an experience that proved this point to
me once again. I was travelling and got some disturbing news about the health
of my mother. After a few phone calls things worked out and arrangements were
made to take my mom to the doctor.
As I got on my first plane on my way home I gave thanks that
things were taken care of and that I did not have to have been present to get
them done. Still my brain was a nagging me that as soon as I land at my layover
stop I should call home and check on the status of things. As though I could do
anything about it 3000 miles away. But
my gut told me to leave it alone. Things were already taken care of to everyone’s
best interest. I landed at my layover destination, had some lunch and was
proceeding to my gate when my brain took over and I called my mom who told me
that things were going ok and she was waiting to go to the doctor in half an
hour. Talk about being given the chance
to just let things be, but do I listen? No. Still I had to go ahead and call to
get the status and once I did get a hold of the parties involved I regretted
not listening to my gut. The issue with mom was all cool, but a whole mess of
other things that had no bearing on the situation and about which I could do
nothing about came up on the call.
I just laughed inside as I listened on the phone, and kept
on repeating “great” and “ Ok”. At the end of the conversation I was left
feeling like I had been taught a lesson the hard way. Taking full resoncibility
for it shed some humor on the situation and also gave me the material for this
blog. I just sat there in the waiting
area of the departure gate with my mind now filled with two other issues about
which I could do absolutely nothing and which could have waited until I get
home, rest and then deal with them the
next day.
I sat there for about an hour and a half going over the
stuff. My sense of peace was broken by actions I took against where the flow
was taking me. The gratitude and appreciation for the way things had been taken
care of was disturbed because I tried to dictate HOW THINGS SHOULD BE DONE as opposed
to letting them happen. Thankfully I am
aware that I can change the way I feel, and reaching slowly for better feelings
came up with writing this post. That was therapeutic.
I am by no means an expert on this type of things but I have
been practicing and studying the subject long enough to know that it was a
rookie mistake. Sometimes though we just need to experience the lessons in life
first hand to really learn them. Perhaps this was one of those cases that will
make me grow out of my comfort zone and perhaps this one mistake will save me a
greater one later in life.
In either case I am now giving thanks for having been in
that situation to experience vividly what my gut instinct told me and what the
consequences of ignoring and trying to force the issue resulted. Thankfully the
problems are minor and can be dealt with very easily once I get home.
So I hope you can learn from my mistake in this post which
is one of the reasons this blog was created.
Listen to your gut. When you are in the grateful feeling
state, and things are aligning for your benefit. Just receive the blessing and
do not worry about the how and definitely do not try to make them better
because you think you can. The reality is that you have no idea how things are
progressing and how much infinite wisdom goes into making your life the way it
is supposed to be. If you just stop interfering with it. With our limited vision we think that we know
what is best. But sometimes that is a distorted and myopic view of things. We
are limited in our physical knowledge of the way our reality is shaping. If we
just let the good flow to us and leave the HOW to the source, more often than
not things will unfold to the best conclusion for all involved. It is a
universal law and it has to be.
Please feel free to share this with anyone that may benefit
from it. To your success till the next time.
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