Your guides and your higher self are doing their best to protect you from your ego-self. You say you don’t notice, but you do. You notice when things don’t go as you would like. You notice when you try to do something, pushing every button, pulling every string, growing ever more frustrated, and still you hit a wall. What is going on here, you wonder, when the message could not be more clear. “We are trying to keep you from having regrets,” is what these events would say if they could speak. Expand your perspective when things don’t go your way. Could there be a better way? Is Intelligence at a higher level saving you from pain or embarrassment or some other experience that serves you not? Smile and ask heart to heart, “Show me a better way, please. And thank you.”
You are so very loved.
How does Sanaya describe Ego?
Good Question Keith “How does Sanaya describe Ego?”
We likely all have some (even big) ideas about our ego and that of others’, but yea, – What does Sanaya say?
I have heard others describe it as some life energy that split off and became autonomous. It needs the focus of your attention/consciousness to maintain itself and grow, as it obviously has in human society. From my point of view it’s an abnormal situation. Just watching it and being aware is the thing to do.
A young theater director in the hinterland said to his school-age actors: “Always do what the director says. When the show flops, it’ll be his fault.”
This guy went on to a successful career as supporting tenor at the Metropolitan Opera in N.Y.C. (I was one of the young actors.)
Anyway, I’m not sure if anecdote supports what Sanaya is saying, but when I went to write “show flops”—I typed “show flows” at first instead.
Thanks for the insights, as usual.
Through experience, I have learnt to recognize when something I am trying to do is not the best thing for me. I know it is the case when I run into strange and unusual difficulties that shouldn’t occur….
Such a perfectly timed reminder. I had 2 options and Peace about the overall concept when I asked yesterday. This morning I asked for advice and said it would so great to hear a word from someone who knows about the large project I’m about to commit to and the most precious quiet voice said the perfect advice. “Do not over commit”. Hallelujah and Joy of Joys. Oh, I love hearing from Them.