Making Changes
As you may recall, a couple months ago, I mentioned that in a dark space, even a little bit of light will seem bright (A New Year?). But how does that small light make a difference? How can you make changes in your life when the dark is really heavy, or there seems to be no way to start?
Seeing Only the Dark
A couple weeks ago, I was doing a reading for a client. I saw she has a very old, difficult fear of speaking up when she needed to, leading to many painful situations for her in her work life. She acknowledged this was accurate. But I also understood that for her, just seeing the issue and being aware of the pattern wasn’t going to change it, and so I asked for more from my intuition.
I then shared with her that a little bit of change will make a big difference. But, so far, this was still just words for her. Thankfully, my spirit guides stepped up with more.
They showed me a large boulder sitting on a small incline. The boulder was very large, and it was seemingly immovable. But, under the larger boulder was a small rock. By moving that small rock, the large boulder now started to shift and roll just a little. Not a lot of change, and the shifting was slow, but it was moving, and as I watched, it was able to move faster with small pushes and continued to pick up speed over time.
Seeing the Light
As I shared this with my client, it was now easier for her to see. Frankly, directly moving the boulder was not possible for her. But, with a little patience, openness, and effort, she now had a way to move it. She now was able to take the small, brave steps to start moving away from her fear.
This is where the power of small actions, small thoughts, can play an outsize impact. We look at the problem, and it looks back at us, and we sit there. But, if we look around the problem, and do small things differently, then energy, the problem, our awareness, our ability, all can really start to shift. That small light grows, and the darkness recedes. The boulder, once firmly set, moves. Our life, our outlook, shifts.
Love, and until next time
