For your consideration…..
Sometimes even though I feel I have gotten the entire message, I miss something and so I am given another message to clarify or add to it. Yesterday’s message was about “diversions” that pop up in your day that keep you from best intentions.They were problems and concerns.
Evidently what I missed was our compassion. The message came as “You should walk a mile in my shoes.” With the answer being. “No, absolutely not. That is wrong thinking.” Does that sound kind of mean? It is not meant to. Our angels and guides always want the highest good for us and all.
What they mean is that we can not walk in another’s shoes. We can not walk their life path. We can not do their life purpose for them. No matter how much we love and care for them, their purpose is their own.
Still we often try. Yesterday we talked about getting sucked in the garbage of problems of the day. Today we are reminded not to let our compassion get us stuck in someone else’s life purpose.
We can show love and support. We can be their very best cheerleader. We can lead by example. Those are acts of kindness and human understanding. They are conducive to everyone’s life purpose. Stepping off our path and onto someone else’s is not. It is a fine line. We understand that. We are spiritual learners.
But the message is clear. Living our life purpose to the best of our ability is for the highest good of all. That is the HOPE.
Bit by bit, piece by piece, HOPE by HOPE action steps anyone can take…..
-Meditate
-Get outdoors and take in at least 10 deep breaths.
-Drink lots of water.
-Journal your blessings….what you are grateful for.
-Be joyous. Laugh out loud.
-Relax….let go of the outcome.
What made me smile yesterday….
-Phones all squared away, finally. Yeah.
-Shannon’s court stories. Talk about laugh out loud!
-Great service.
-Great chinese takeout.
-Bruce drove himself to Best Buy for a new iPod. All I can say is he must have really been desperate without it.
-After many trials and errors, I successfully got his tunes on it. Whew! Talk about pressure.
Love, Blessings and Gratitude,
Chris
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