Taking Stock -- Archangel Zadkiel

STEP ONE: TAKING INVENTORY

Where do you wish to be?
What do you wish to do?
What have you been calling for in your life?
Take inventory.

Begin by looking at where you live and take inventory.
Is everything serving you?
Do you love everything that's there?
If you don't, it is time to say "enough!"

It is better to be without that which does not bring you joy,
than to spend even one more moment with it.
Stop compromising your joy.

Do you have something hanging on the wall because your Great-Aunt Ida
gave it to you? Now, you know Aunt Ida never visits, but just in case,
you have it hanging. It is time to say, "Goodbye, Aunt Ida. I love
you, but this is going into a box!" Or it might be time for it to go
to someone who can appreciate it.

I am ready to be available!
What a powerful mantra, because with the
power and declaration of "I am ready,"
you offer yourself new energy.

Do not be afraid of that which you must expel.
In your heart you know what you must dispose of.
You know what does not serve you.

When you say yes to the universe
by passing it on, letting it go and moving forward,
you allow infinite multidimensional opportunities
to come and fill you in ways you have yet to discover,
in ways that your heart dares not dream of.

To that we say: Dream!
Let your magnificence come in.
Everything is possible-everything!

TOMORROW: STEP TWO !

--Archangel Zadkiel

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environgirl on

Re: Taking Stock -- Archangel Zadkiel

Excellent entry! i think i might print this one out also!

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earthchanges on

Re: Taking Stock -- Archangel Zadkiel

thanks! i'm glad the message triggers something in you Smiley

I read on myclette 's blog about your "well-blogged spiritual transition."
so when did this come about? i'd like to dig up those posts and see what happened Smiley

much love

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environgirl on

Re: Taking Stock -- Archangel Zadkiel

It started about 18 months ago and consisted of me shaving my head and meditating, becoming celibate and cutting out alcohol(even though I was not a heavy drinker).

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