Juxtaposition. This is how you notice contrast. In a world of duality, the opposites are part of a spectrum, not separate. That thing you resist because it feels so contrary? That is part of the wholeness. Do not resist it. See it in juxtaposition. Feel it added to what you are experiencing and no longer feel empty. In acceptance of all (which does not imply condoning) there is fullness, which is why you came here—to experience it all. In resistance you feel fractured. Roll around in the wholeness and know love, for love is lack of separation.
You are so very loved.
I am still mourning the loss of my son, 11 months ago and have been exposed in my new work environment to macho men with little EQ. Although in the past I would have sucked it up I’m vulnerable and don’t feel safe. I have resigned. Liberating to say the least. This is an example of when you don’t have to accept it as self preservation is more important. Thank you as always for your beautiful thought provoking messages. Love Tamara
Good for you, Tamara. May you be guided beautifully to the perfect environment and opportunity so that you may look back and see silver linings.
It is sometimes difficult to understand it. We are part of ’All that is’., so everything is divine. We are here to learn respect and love and yet we are obligated to eat animals and plants,who are also part of that wholeness, to live our life’s. I asked advice to my guides and they said me that this knowing of severe duality even creates the respect, love and compassion. The respect for the ’food’victims increases knowing that….and they concluded : never forget that everything changes, but nothing vanishes. Everything in one way or another (matter or energy) stays in ’All that is’. Beautiful message and important too.
Yea, it’s like that disco ball image regarding the different facets of what is viewable. The person 1/4 of the way around the ball can only see half the picture of what you’re seeing and doing so there’s no way they are likely to agree with what you say you’re seeing or doing. Yet you swear you’re being honest. Their juxtaposition to you is what they see as compared to what you are saying.
It’s almost “unbelievably” common, (lol) but that’s the nature of life and lives. Yup, it can mess us up but it’s all good.
I am grateful for you Suzanne ???
This message is so right on time. This made my day. Namaste.