Comments on: Using Water to Heal

By: admin

admin — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 16:59:48 +0000

Deb:

I’ve discovered, quite recently, that we all work so hard……work so hard…..work so hard. Like you, I’ve worked so hard all my life to be a better person, to do the right thing, etc.

Now, and maybe it’s part of that “When I am old, I shall wear purple” energy, I find it much more powerful to just focus on letting go of what no longer serves. It’s freeing and much less tiring than all that “work”.

I’ve been dealing with a physical body trying it’s best to catch up with the healing I’ve already done on other levels. Now, I am able to just be patient with my body and allow it to catch up. It doesn’t mean I haven’t done the work and achieved the release of negative energies that were causing me to live in less than my fullness of divine joy….it’s more that I have done the work and now, my body just needs to catch up.

By: Deb

Deb — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 15:38:21 +0000

I found your idea about labeling so interesting, especially the idea that embracing a quality will flare up all of the obstacles.. that may explain my current situation. I have been working so hard to make positive changes in my life and follow the direction I am being guided to but seems like all of a sudden everything is standing in my way and everything negative that could happen has happened.. made no sense to me until this very moment. Wow… the one statement that sticks out to me is “embracing health would mean letting go of every imbalance”… yikes,,, what a revelation. I must have been led to this very page at this very moment.
My current trials and tribulations are just a flushing out of the imbalance that has been constant in my life since birth because I am now choosing to embrace health and well-being… I feel like Buddha sitting under that tree.