Sorry I missed Sunday Psychic Sit-down yesterday, I was a
bit under the weather and just couldn’t get it done, but I will be back next
week with a new installment.
Today however, I want to touch on a subject that really does
bother me, and that is the way we allow the opinions of others to affect the
way we view ourselves. The push to be thin, beautiful, rich or successful comes
not from within ourselves most of the time, but from the world of advertising
and often social media.
Since some of you who read this have never met me
personally, I will tell you that I am the exact same weight now as I was in high
school. I am also nearly six foot tall. Going through grade school and even
college was difficult for me because of this. I have been called fat, ugly,
lazy –because I was fat, stupid –because I was ugly (like either of those two
are interchangeable).
What is sad for me to admit, is that I spent a great deal of
my life worrying about what others thought of me. I allowed the way the world
saw beauty to dictate the way I saw myself, and as I look back now, that was
the stupidest thing I ever did.
My guides are almost yelling at me to say this: We are boundless
You are all
beautiful in the eyes of spirit and the Divine. None are perfect, not even the
ones who pay dearly to look as though they are.
When you tell yourself that you are not enough, you are
allowing ego and the dictates of the media driven machine, to disrespect
you. You are allowing the beautiful, individual
creature that you are, the one that came to have the lessons and experiences that
only you can, to be chipped away little by little. To become less, not in the
eyes of the creator, but in your own eyes.
My guides also want you to know that you have an internal
guidance and it is simple to use.
If an internal thought
causes you to feel bad, then it is wrong and goes against what your soul knows
is the truth. Neither your guides nor the Divine will ever say anything
disrespectful or negative toward you. They are pure love, and wish that you
could see yourselves the way that they see you—as shimmering, boundless energy.
Well, this isn’t the post I started to write, but obviously
this is the post they felt needed to be written. Be kind to yourselves, and
each other. I know it is hard. People can be cruel, heartless creatures. That
is why it is so important for those of us who are teachers and healers to come
together.
Many blessings on this wonderful day.
