| You Are Inspired...Just Open The Door! |
| Written by Eric Johnson | |
| Sunday, 04 April 2010 | |
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The universe provides us the ability to take divinely inspired actions so that we can have the abundance we seek. Though these opportunities may come in unexpected ways and can be hard to see, you must take advantage of them.
The universe provides us the ability to take divinely inspired actions so that we can have the abundance we seek. Though these opportunities may come in unexpected ways and can be hard to see, you must take advantage of them. Open Every Door The only way to know if success lies behind an open door is to walk through it. Walk through each door with faith that you are embraced and loved by the universe, a universe that wants only the best for you. Only with this confidence can you legitimately evaluate any opportunity - otherwise feelings of lack and disbelief will cloud your perception. Once you allow yourself to truly investigate each open door can you decide if the solution is really for you. When you say yes to opportunities, you can refine your vision. Keep saying yes until you know it's not for you. If you find it's not for you, instead of being disappointed, you say to the universe that you are proud of yourself for going in and investigating. Recognize that there was some piece of evidence you found out that you are supposed to have for the next time around. There's always significant learning in the process that you can use in the future. If you focus on being disappointed, the universe will give you more of what you don't want. Sometimes our "right" door is hiding just behind a door that seems "wrong" As long as the "wrong" door does not involve dangerous or self-defeating thoughts and activities it should be investigated. Sometimes our faith and patience are tested by this setup. To help you on your path, keep asking yourself if you will learn something valuable by walking through the first door. If you realize it isn't the right one be thankful for the education you've received and move on. Then look around for a new doorway - one will always be there and you can always apply what you've learned in the past to the next open door. If you bring your thoughts, emotions and energies into balance with your desires, your door will open easily; however if you are not in harmony with your desires you will have to tear the door down. Negativity Even spiritual people who exercise spiritual practices have negative experiences. They may be able to reflect on their thoughts and understand their own personal responsibility in a situation but that may not necessarily mean they were attentive enough to prevent the negative experience from occurring. The trick is to stop looking at our negative experiences as negative. When we claim our negative experiences as negative, we're saying we are not capable, talented, or good enough. We get in the way of divine inspiration. There are always chances to view something in a negative light but when we do that we are labeling the experience with negativity and saying it is our fault. Our growth becomes stagnant and it affects our ability to be resilient. Because our resiliency is in question, we do not attract what we desire. Look on experiences as always being positive because they all provide us with chances to learn. If a situation is negative, change it into a positive by speaking of its value and its importance. We can take an opportunity and learn from it all that it has to teach us and then we can move on to the next door. The Article Author: Eric Johnson enjoys helping others learn about the universal law of attraction through his twelve week teleseminar series that he created. Click on the link to receive a complimentary teleseminar about removing limiting beliefs and to receive a free ecourse called "Conscious Creation 101." |
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