Showing posts with label life challenges. Show all posts
Showing posts with label life challenges. Show all posts

Sunday, April 28, 2013

Graduating from the School of Hard Knocks



Every day is a journey. The challenges and test we face teaches, heals, and strengthens us. However it is our choice how we react to those challenges and test


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Sunday, February 10, 2008

Free Tarot Energy Reading for the Week of February 10, 2008

The energy challenge we will all face the week of February 10, 2008 is represented by eight of wands. This week will be the time of rapid and uncontrollable movement, which will affect almost every aspect of our lives. It will be the time of questioning; however, there will be few opportunities to review options as answers will be demanded on the spot. It is a time for seeking balance and objectivity to the best of our ability as we seek new options for old issues. Monday will find many questioning past decisions only to find that what they thought was a certainty had always been a fantasy. Yet the goal is still a reality; only it will appear different from what we expect.

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Sunday, January 27, 2008

Tarot Energy Reading for the Week of January 27, 2008

Tarot Energy Reading for the Week of January 27, 2008

The energy we will al be challenge for the week of January 27 is represented by the knight of swords. This week will be of good intentions gone bad. Works and deeds will be misunderstood and misrepresented. The more we attempt to clarify our meaning, the worse the situation will become. Many people are going through the stress of healing old wounds and facing previous challenges; instead of seeing life clearly, they are perceiving life in general through their own distorted filters. However, those who choose to have the patience and courage to lift their own veils will find the support they had been praying for. This week the louder people talk and the more attack others, the more defensive and insecure they actually feel. When we condemn others for being different than ourselves or for being unique, it reveals more about ourselves than about the other. Yet when we show compassion and respect, even if we do not understand or accept the other’s view, we open ourselves for the same courtesy to be shown to us.



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Monday, January 21, 2008

Until You Have Walked the Path, You Don't Know Where It Goes

Until You have Walked the Path, You Don't Know Where it Goes
By
Theresa Chaze


Many light workers and healers have found themselves facing life issues that have gone beyond the normal challenges. They have not only been confronting their own fears, disappoints, and wounds, but those that have come out of left field for no apparent reason, leaving them questioning what the hell happened.

I heard a story on a TV show a while back that explains what is happening and why. A man fell down a hole. The sides were so steep and slippery that he couldn't climb out, so he yelled for help. One by one people came by to give sage advice and wise council, but none of them stopped to help him climb out. Eventually, his best friend came looking for him. Instead of giving advice, he jumped down in the hole with him. The man said, "What are you doing? Now we're both trapped." The friend said, "I've been down here before and I know the way out."

Advice is wonderful, but unless you have experienced the hardships first hand, so that you can truly understand, your words are no more than warm wind. Once we have faced the life challenges and found our way out, we can help another do the same. It is the simple reason why so many spiritual people have found themselves with so many unusual and difficult challenges. Until you have been emotionally, spiritually, physically and financially challenged to the point of breaking, you cannot be a trailblazer to lead others out of their darkness.

It's not fun. Frequently it is frightening, confusing and heartbreaking. Yet we all signed up for the job of our own free will. The next time instead of asking why me, ask what is this preparing me for? By accepting the lessons with ease and grace, we sometime find the path isn't as rocky and that aid is just around the corner.