3 Tips for a reality check

The significance of events presents itself, yet people do not always grasp it. The universe shifts to resend its messages. Consider 5 tips for a reality check;

1. Stop Resisting. A series of events unfold to teach how you resist being and accepting where you are. Follow intuition.

Whenever something apparently negative happens, deeper lessons resonate. You are not only drawn to kindred spirits with similar energy and interests, but also human beings who benefit from your help. Experience invites you to re-evaluate what matters and what does not. The subconscious presents knowledge. What are you choosing to receive? Ignore? or reject?

2. Notice delusion. The sources of perceived problems are somewhere other than where you consciously choose to look.

Take notice what you are allowing. Initial reactions may include blaming sources outside yourself for your current conditions or, abdicating responsibility. This is all illusion. As you review how each creature you encounter treats you, review your own reactions and what they say about your fears and phobias. Physical existence offers means to rid oneself of bad habits.

3. Reclaim inner power. Patterns draw attention to your core state of awareness, what remains misplaced and attached. 

Thoughts of purpose ground you. To sense no purpose even offers insight into meaningful states and lessons.  When the ego mind is given too much control, it distracts you from accessing superconscious levels of knowledge.   You gradually access what concerns you at a given moment. As you dissolve resentment, you discard compulsive thinking and forgive. 

Comments

[Alexys Fairfield]

Hi Liara,

What we resist persists until we finally succumb to the lesson waiting for us. It is as simple as stopping the noise in our head and listeing to our intuition. :D

[Liara Covert]

Alexys, to remember how to listen to intuition is a very useful exercise. Spirit share personal messages to remind each human being unconditional love enriches like nothing else. As you grow to love yourself and others with imperfections, you no longer seek to impress, to obtain approval or be anything other than what you are. An inner transformation gradually surfaces into conscious awareness. People evolve to stop attributing blame, to stop resonating negative energy that used to distract from love. As you move through fear, you expand infinite joy.

[One Who Now Listens]

I personally have been ignoring negative commentary and chatter under certain situations. In the past I have gotten rid of a lot of this garbage by just forigiving it or having the energy escorted out by spirit helpers. But now I am finding my self being more compasionate and will listen to the fear, and will explain to the voice why the event is not to be feared or is evil or other knee jerk reactions that these ghosts or lost aspects of my self are voicing their concerns about. And I can sense them easing up.

Yesterday, I finally listened to the horse that was telling me it wanted out and I told the owner its wishes. And the horse was very happy for it. I usually minded my own business.

Today, when I came back from jogging a dog wanted to play as usual, but usually I would have just said no. I've been subdueing my typical endless energy. But this time I did and we had quite the energizing interaction. I think she has been trying to lift me up to a new level of experiencing and she succeeded in doing so today.

[Alik Levin | PracticeThis.com]

Stop resisting is the best thing anyone can do, right now. Good advice. It worked for me and this is what I try to teach my kids too.

[Liara Covert]

Natural Moments, as one moves through levels of denial and self-deception, one gains new insight into the parameters of pretending. Animals have energy fields and vibrations that differ from those of human beings. Yet, whatever enters your energy field of consciousness is naturally affected by it. Sensations and awareness do not always change right away, but you open to whatever you choose to accept. As one separates from sound noise and consciously shifts it to mental background, one begins to recognize vibrations also occur outside linear energy. In other words, all dialogue is not discerned by all humans. The nature of awareness determines how you attune to which frequencies. Animals are known to have a wider range of sensory perception than many humans. Yet, that is not to say humans are unable to expand their baselines.

[Liara Covert]

Alik, resistance is sometimes viewed as a curious phenomenon. Human beings rationalize struggle as if they feel they must earn a reward when what they crave is presence. In truth, ceasing to struggle opens doors of possibility that were obscured by previous perception.

[rummuser]

I am just coming out of a major set back in my life and I can vouch for the effectiveness of these three steps to return to reality and the now. It is not easy, but it is all that I have.

[Liara Covert]

rummuser, every physical life experience is a profound teacher. Human beings have the power to move beyond fear in order to rediscover meaning in patience and timing. As one evolves to realize the life process (birth and death) is endless, that energy merely changes form, then one begins to sense passing through different phases. To evolve to believe no end exists changes how emotions such as grief and loss affect you. Reunions are possible.

[Robin Easton]

I really love the "Stop resisting" one, Liara. When we can do this we move into a place of such peace. We let go, let down and life flows arouind us easily like water flowing around a rock in a creek. And again, when we do this Life seems to magically acommidates us and flows with us. Kind of like: set your intention and the Universe adjusts to acommadate you. Just like a potter with a peice of clay we mold our lives. I once was a potter and often related molding caly to shaping my life. Thank you dear Liara. Hugs, Robin :)

[Liara Covert]

Robin, your clay analogy is pertinent and meaningful. You and oher readers may be interested in this related post:

http://blog.dreambuilders.com.au/journal/2008/12/12/revise-your-view-of-pride.html