Losing a Piece of the Self versus Wholeness

[Bridget Hall]

As we develop love within and learn the truly fine art of self forgiveness and self love, we glow with ever more Light. As our Light shines from within us, straight from the heart, we literally illuminate the space around us. On more subtle levels our high frequency vibrations extend their reach throughout the world, and out into the Universe. They affect, through resonance, all who encounter them. I am sure we would be truly astounded to learn just how far our personal reach of Light is.

With this in mind, it makes so perfect sense to embark on a personal healing pathway without delay, one which includes methods that support the release of our issues - no matter where or how deeply they are squirrelled away. It just makes absolutely no sense to hold onto anything which is of a lowered resonance, because this hampers our progress into other realms. Resonance with these realms allows us to have actual reality experiences, or lives, which are so much more pleasant than anything we have known, yet are everything we have ever dreamed about.

In support of this process of healing, or maybe as a result of it, I would like to comment on something that made a profound impression on me. I (and others) heard some more truly amazing wisdom tonight - again - from ENKI. He discussed the concept of non-judgement (and other so-called negative tendencies such as anger and criticism) at length, and included in this discussion the reasons why it would be helpful for everybody to practice maintaining themselves in a state of balance, with love.

He basically reminded us that whenever we criticise, judge or get angry - and this includes directing these emotions, thoughts or behaviours towards ourselves - we lose a piece of ourself. When we stay balanced, we maintain our Wholeness.

Personally, that is enough to give me pause for thought.

[Myriel RAouine]

Thank you so much, Bridget, for this beautiful post!

[Sylvia Eivers]

Thank you Bridget. Your post makes perfect sense!

[Dr. SohiniBen Shukla]

Dera Bridget,

Thanks....

Sohiniben.

[Ana Antaka]

Thanks.  A good reminder.  After a longtime calm, my husband has been on a terror rampage.  Not so bad, but feels like it. 

I'm trying to maintain my unconditional love.

 

[Beverly Karakochuk]

Thank you . This resonates in my heart.

[Bridget Hall]

And as we continue with the challenges we draw towards ourselves on a daily basis, we remember that we create these so as to grow and learn. May we bless all we encounter as we learn, and may we leave those 'lessons' behind when we finally learn them, in peace.
This is an important part of what ENKI refers to as "Holding your Light". This basically amounts to maintaining a raised resonance state emotionally, mentally and physically, regardless of what we may face.
For as long as we are human, we continue to be able to feel the full range of possible emotions, but holding our Light means we don't have to fall into them and allow them to overtake us. Consequently, we retain the ability to maintain compassion and tolerance for others, including ourselves, and our resonance needn't lower for longer than the blip of a second. In time, and with practice, this ideal of holding our Light becomes as effortless as any habit.