Before we can do we first need to be. It’s hard to find or connect to the things in our lives without first knowing who we are. We often want to jump towards the tangible things because we’ve been groomed that way. However, it’s the intangible things that hold all the answers.
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When you move forward despite the fear, you’re breaking the chains and disrupting the patterns of your lineage. Fear is more than just a now thing. Remember, go deeper.
Don’t forget, fear is taught. Taught by our caregivers. Taught by the media. Taught by the institutions. It’s taught throughout our generations so it’s made home in our cells and DNA. And since fear is taught, we can teach ourselves different narratives and repair our cells.
First, fear tricks us and hijacks our imaginations getting us to forget that our imaginations are for beauty, joy, expression, connection with the divine, manifestation and creation.
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Explore the following:
1. What is your attachment to this story?
2. Why are you so attached to it?
3. Which part of you is it serving?
4. What benefits are you receiving as a result of remaining entangled in that story?
I’ve seen a lot of people stuck in their stories without realizing the damage it does and how it’s one of the biggest barriers to change. Here are some reflective questions to ask yourself.
So, despite how hard it can be, find and learn the lesson that needs to be learned. Don't bypass or mask the experience. Go deeper, because if you don't, then the lesson will show itself in different forms to see if we learned what we need to learn.
Telling our stories from a place of trauma keeps us cemented to the story. Telling our stories from a healed place liberates us from the unrelentless cycle of reliving it.