Knowing Which Type of Action to Choose

As we navigate through this highly active season, it’s important to get clear on the kind of action we are choosing to experience.

There are two kinds of action: inspired, and forced.

When we try to take forced action, we usually come up against a great deal of inner and outer resistance.

Making or forcing something to happen often requires that we spend lots of time and energy on something that may not be natural to us. It often feels hard and requires a great deal of outer control.

Many of us were taught while growing up that making or forcing something to happen is what brings it to us. We were taught that if we were assertive about making our dreams a reality, we would be rewarded with positive results.

We were told that the harder we worked, the more things we could acquire to make us happy.

Even though this method may work temporarily, most of the time it comes with a hefty price, like the disruption of our well-being.

When we operate from a space of always trying to make or force something to happen, that usually puts a great deal of pressure and stress on our emotional and mental bodies.

Over time, this shows up as an imbalance in our emotional, mental, or physical body.

But there is a kind of action that doesn’t require us to push so hard, and that is inspired action.

When we take inspired action, we do so from a place of awareness, ease, and grace.

We become so present to the opportunities and blessings the Universe is offering us, that we easily step into them from a place of gratitude. There’s no force, control, or pressure needed.

With inspired action comes the realization that the Universe/our Spirit is taking care of us fully.

Realizing on a deep level the truth of that, we no longer need to oversee or control every specific detail in our lives. We move out of any survival or victim patterns.

Taking inspired action is not to be confused with sitting around and waiting for life to make things happen for us.

However, tasking inspired action does mean that we are intentionally choosing to be present and open to the opportunities that come our way.

The Universe/our Spirit is constantly gifting us with new opportunities and blessings that will help us create the kind of life we truly desire.

However, when we are focused on the future or dwelling on the past, which most people have been taught to do, we tend to miss what’s being presented to us in the present moment.

It’s in the present moment that we are the most effective, deliberate creator of our lives.

Because of the concentration of highly active energies right now, it has become very challenging and almost uncomfortable for us to procrastinate—to resist being active.

Even if it’s as simple as going for a walk outside or moving our body through dance or any kind of aerobic exercise, these inspired actions will serve us greatly during this time.

Ascending From Fear to Love

When we move through a highly active energy cycle, a great deal of movement and change occurs.

When this happens, a lot of unprocessed fear tends to come to the surface for us to look at, address, and heal.

When fear comes up as result of change, our mind tries to do everything it can to distract itself, simply because we have not been taught to embrace and honor the feelings we have associated with the actual fear.

Often, the mind even convinces itself that its identity will be lost if it does not fight back or resist whatever it is fearing.

We are seeing this collective resistance at its peak right now, which is clear confirmation that enormous breakthroughs are coming through.

Those on a mindful path have accustomed their minds to working harmoniously with their hearts. They can readily embrace change and honor the fear associated with it in a gentler way.

While moving through a highly active energy cycle, it can be very easy to get caught up in the fear tactics the collective mind is conditioned to buy into.

It often even affects those who have been on a spiritual and mindful path—they can also get caught up in the illusion of duality (good vs. bad, us vs. them.)

If you find yourself getting upset or emotionally charged in any way, be gentle with yourself, and know it’s OK to be human!

Give yourself permission to move through the emotions you are experiencing, and once they become calmer, and not as charged . . . saturate them with Love and acceptance.

This will allow you to move forward with more ease, and to return to your natural loving state.

Also take comfort in knowing that there’s much light and kindness in the world, even amidst the turbulence. It’s not something that is center stage in the mainstream dialogue right now, but one day it will be.

Transcending the Role of the Victim

Right now, we are being presented with an extraordinary opportunity to retire the victim archetypes that we and our ancestors have identified with for millennia.

It’s important to take a moment to honor these archetypes for serving to keep us safe and protected in a world based on survival.

However, we now know that a world based purely on survival is a world that is no longer in alignment with who we are at our core: a Divine Love Being.

As Divine Love Beings, we are here to thrive our way into Love with ourselves and the world around us. This Divine part of ourselves has always known that we are constantly safe and protected, even when our survival-based mind thought otherwise

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So now, as we thank the victim archetypes that served us up to this point, we can let them go with joy, and welcome in our Authentic Selves.

The path to transcending the role of the victim has several important components:

The first component of releasing victim consciousness is to accept every person, experience, and thing in whatever form they show up in our lives, without trying to change them.

By accepting these things, we are not necessarily affirming that we resonate or agree with them.

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We are giving ourselves permission to not allow them to define who we really are. Through acceptance, we also release the need to dwell on the past, and what might have been.

The second component of releasing victim consciousness is to let go of blame.

Blame comes from a need to make something or someone right or wrong, or good or bad, and somehow responsible for what we have experienced.

In truth, we are the Creator of our experience.

When we operate from our Highest Selves, and acknowledge ourselves as Creator, we transcend these judgments.

By moving into the viewpoint of our Highest Selves, we navigate our way forward by noting what feels to be in alignment for us and what doesn’t.

Can you feel how this insight alone already feels lighter?

Whereas, by blaming, we keep ourselves held in a time and place that hinders us from evolving and reconnecting with our Highest, most Divine Self.

The third component of releasing victim consciousness is to take full responsibility for our lives and well-being.

Sometimes the victim mindset goes into resistance when it hears that we are responsible for our lives and well-being.

This is because for so long, it took comfort in separating itself, buying into the illusion that whatever we need has to come from outside ourselves. It’s absolutely normal when this happens.

Yet by taking responsibility for our lives and well-being, we are able to move out of victim consciousness and into Creator consciousness.

It is by living within our Creator consciousness that we are able to move mountains.

It is from there that we are able to manifest from the most authentic and powerful aspect of ourselves.

By integrating these three components into our lives, we are sure to support our transition out of victim consciousness and into Creator consciousness far more smoothly.

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