Do what resonates

Be who you are. Do what resonates.  What does this mean to you right now? At a given moment, you choose to see and experience certain things and block out others.  As you raise conscious self-awareness, you broaden your choices and expand sensory perception.   Everything you do, you do for you. From the moment you realize every situation, relationship and condition serves you, the inner judge fades. 

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One judges when they are not living one's truth.
The scales are balanced into this moment when we resonate in the sweet spot between yin and yang.

In today's external legal system, there is no option for balance. One side is chosen over another. There is no resolution, only victory and victim-hood. This then is a reflection of many people within. The solution then involves taking both sides into account where they come to a settlement together. Their stories then combine and fit in harmony where both are celebrated and create a foundation of peace and understanding.

If one person wins and another loses, then there is no justice.

[Davina Haisell]

Liara,
what this means to me right now is that I need to stop blogging. Trouble is I'm resisting stopping -- the idea saddens me as I feel like I'm losing something. However, as I continue blogging it's becoming less resonant for me. Why do we do this; hold on like this? Blogging meant so much to me and I want it to still mean so much... but it doesn't. :-( I guess it's as you say, "everything you do, you do for you" and there is something "else" or somewhere else that I am needed. Thanks for the thoughts.

[Liara Covert]

Bern, so long as one chooses to activate or sustain the inner judge, then external world reflects that back. From the moment you choose to sense everything is meaningful, then you move beyond polarity. Infinite perspectives exist, no right and wrong. Experience now only serves and expands you.

[Liara Covert]

Davina, to listen to the heart means you choose what enables you to feel good. To be aware you resist is to recognize where you are also choosing to reject part of your true self. Every experience is meaningful as long as you choose to view it that way. Moving on from things you outgrow serves you. Listen to what the heart resonates. It always knows.

[Davina Haisell]

Thank you, Liara :)

[Jannie Funster]

I like your words to Davina and that moving on from things that you outgrow serves you. What do I choose to move on from?

Last weekend I was given a gift of a closet organizer assembled for me by my husband and his friend. It had been only partially assembled for over a year, in a new closet Jim built. I had a go at it myself Sunday morning, then his friend came over -- and since he's good with stuff like that, I let him go for it. An hour later I had all the shelves in. All I had to do was get the energy ball rolling! And this week have been arranging my clothes, giving me great pleasure to see things have anorganized home. Things are falling into place. I am sorting a cluttered area for ME, and me alone.

Every condition serves me. Things I wish were different are inviting me to change them by using my being to physically move things, or inviting me to change my perception of the situation.

You are very smart and I have learned so much from you! I often think WWLD. What would Liara do?

xoxo

[Liara Covert]

Jannie, as you explore the Transform Your Life: 730 Inspirations book, you begin to ask yourself how certain mentors in your life would respond to certain situations. When you respond with love and compassion to your own conditions, this may be inspired by someone like the Dalai Lama. Whomever inspires you is simply a reflection of the inner you, that unconditional love and self-acceptance you can tap into in all circumstances. In essence, everyone you encounter, all who inspire you and even seem to evoke negative emotions, are all awakening you to who you truly are.