A Healing Approach: Transformation of self through Love
At times we may feel
perplexed and lose sight of the light because we may be too immersed in the
dynamics of a problem, an issue with our self which may seem to prevent us from
moving forward sometimes surrounded by negativity as if a grey cloud has
descended and filling our conscious space it emanates in circles entrenching us
further. This situation may be fed by inner beliefs of what we feel we can and
cannot do, which establishes firm boundaries relating to our beliefs in who we
are; solidifying these beliefs as if a wall has been placed there.
But if we can find a way to
live with this aspect and not make it insurmountable it is possible to free one
self from this cycle. If we can see the
ensuing difficulty as yet another aspect
, to see it, to observe it and not define the self entirely by it. What does this mean to you? Does this aspect of self (a fear or anxiety
etc.) have to be an all invading structure such as a wall which sets up limitations,
or is there another way to see this difficulty/issue in our lives? We may ask ourselves, what meaning does this
difficulty hold? What does it bring to
our awareness, what is at the root of this problem? And what is it rooted
in? What indication can this difficulty
give towards which direction to follow? This may be the gift it brings if we
allow ourselves to see and open ourselves to a fuller knowing of ourselves as a
whole.
Instead of feeling consumed
by it we can instead choose to work with it, in this way the inner conflict
subsides as we choose a loving approach.
We may ask ourselves: Is this aspect indicating an area where we may
want to understand and release outdated beliefs and thus create new ones, to
focus light on and bring healing, to heal this situation.
We have the choice to
direct the way forward - We can bring a nurturing perspective, such as that
when helping a small child to lovingly accept themselves and see their ability.
If we accept that part/aspect which causes problems we are then able to create
a loving and warm supportive and safe inner environment so that change and
development can take place. It is possible to accept instead of punish that
part/aspect which perpetuates problems such as avoidance fear etc, to accept the
frightened self; bringing love to the situation but at the same time aware that
we want to work with this part to bring healing and development.
As we focus attention on
the meaning of these obstacles in this way with a loving perspective we bring a
greater awareness and positive consequences to our lives from within which
reflects outwardly. When we are loving towards ourselves new pathways can be
found which did not exist before.
Marie