Ask The Answer Community Blog Spot: Ask The Traffic Lights

Ask The Answer Community Blog Spot: Ask The Traffic Lights: This is a very simple idea for decision making which I believe you will find both interesting and entertaining. As it is a mental visualiza...

Ask The Answer Community Blog Spot: ON A SOUL LEVEL WE ARE ALL EQUAL

Ask The Answer Community Blog Spot: ON A SOUL LEVEL WE ARE ALL EQUAL:  “As you climb your mountain, remember you have just been the person behind you.  So, remember, we are all on our individual journey.” ...

ON A SOUL LEVEL WE ARE ALL EQUAL

 “As you climb your mountain, remember you have just been the person behind you.  So, remember, we are all on our individual journey.”

The more we become aware of who we are on a deeper and perhaps more profound level of awareness, the less relevance others opinions matter. Our soul’s evolution becomes one of truth and understanding.  Why would others opinions really matter?  Are we using others opinions as a yard stick for our own spiritual growth?  In my experience, being influenced by others has certainly become a thing of the past.  There are no levels.  It could be argued in biblical terms that “my father’s house has many mansions” is an acknowledgement of these divisions. But do we create these divisions by not connecting to the truth and light of our soul?   How do we as humans see these different levels of existence?  Are they upper, middle or lower or set on a scale of frequencies?   Is the vibration of energy or matter simultaneously creating situations in order for our own soul growth?  Are our experiences so unique that another’s energy pattern is only serving to highlight our own need for yet, more spiritual learning?  Do we think we are climbing an ascension ladder and anyone who stands in our way we’ll use as a stepping stone, to get to where we consider we want to be?  Or, is this our ego acting out yet another scenario which is showing us that we are no more evolved than the next person?

When I was a child, we had many jigsaw puzzles but the one which was my favourite was called “The Post Office”.  I loved this jigsaw.  It had familiar, friendly faces of people queuing and chatting. However, the most appealing thing about it was that it didn’t actually have any sky, filling in the sky on a jigsaw always felt extremely difficult.  In my eyes, one piece of the sky looked completely identical to the next.  I felt that it was an impossible task to complete and one which would be difficult to complete alone.   Each piece of the jigsaw was completely individual.  Yet each tiny piece of the sky appeared to look the same.  In reality, each piece had to be different, in order to make up the whole.  Each interlocking section undoubtedly had its own merit, which I refused to see because the challenge of identifying these slight differences was definitely something I didn’t want to comprehend, let alone engage with.

Many of us have had the experience of feeling of “I know this already,” and as a result, we often make assumptions.  Assumptions I have found, are generally unhealthy.   We can easily get frustrated by others lack of understanding of a situation, which appears to us to be quite obvious. It is easy for us to fall into an assumption about somebody, rather to go to the effort of finding out the truth. Although, people and situations often appear the same, they are often, most definitely not. Something only becomes obvious to us when it becomes our experience, or truth. We may have developed knowledge from being privileged enough to receive that experience.  However, we often don’t view it as a privilege, because some of those experiences may have caused us pain.  On reflection, and with hindsight, we often feel that even if the experience was negative, we have gained the wisdom of learning how to deal with the situation.  We can then offer the benefit of these experiences to others.  They become our pointers or inner directions that we can share, when we talk about lessons learnt!  We are here to learn and it is ultimately our choice whether we chose to punish ourselves in the learning process or see each and every lesson as a gift!

Jennifer

Ask The Traffic Lights

This is a very simple idea for decision making which I believe you will find both interesting and entertaining. As it is a mental visualization, it will also help you nourish your 'third eye' chakra and hone your intuitive skills.

That can only be advantageous!

Close your eyes and don't go to sleep! Picture traffic lights in your mind's eye.  Red, amber and green, whatever order you prefer to see them in.

These three lights are all 'off'. You can see the faint red, orange and green but they are all equal. Nothing is standing out.

Now all you have to do is simply address your 'question' to the Traffic Lights. Relax and ask your question (silently or out loud) - seeing the lights in front of you all the time in your mind's eye.

The lights are ahead of you. One of those lights is going to become a little stronger (or very much stronger). As you relax (remember you're waiting at the lights so there's no need to feel anxious or rushed) just let that light shine for you. One of those colours is going to be brighter and say 'look at me'.

If you see RED - stop, your decision or idea is probably not going to work, or at least not at this time.

If you see AMBER - more consideration is needed, don't dash in quite yet. The situation or decision will become clearer with more information or insight.

If you see GREEN - Go for it!  And don't delay or the motorists behind you will start honking their horns.

If nothing lightens up at all don't worry. Drive around the block and try again later. Like anything, practice makes perfect.

Safe driving!

Verity x

Natural Councillor.

We all go through many difficult situations and challenges in life I feel there is no size or level of importance to your challenge as any issue big or small to you, is important, whether it is a personal issue or otherwise we all need to vent.

During a hair cut appointment my awareness was suddenly drawn to a client sat in the chair, all ready in the middle of her appointment, and in the middle of a deep conversation. I noticed how caring, open, and sincere the hairdresser was and more importantly, what stood out the most was she listened.
Ok, the hairdresser didn't have a great deal in her in-put or take on things, but the affect of her simply listening was remarkable, and of course the client was able to pour her troubles as she poured her tea.

Leaving the salon with quite a spring in her step, and leaving what she chose to share behind, how we take this simple act for granted? I am sure if we really think about it , whether it is a hairdresser, shop assistant , members of the community as well as friends it's amazing how we find our natural councillor’s where we can enjoy a good vent and most importantly to be listened to by a friendly ear .
We find so many amazing individuals who have a natural ability of healing energy , and we can pick up on this like a moth to a flame, therefore tapping into this healing vibration and leaving the person uplifted and recharged .

This is very helpful when monitoring who we have around us and who we are connected to, to see who uplifts us and who pulls us down.

I always find no matter what situations crop up, there is always the right, positive person who is there and says just the right thing, just the right dose of advice that you need. So, sometimes it helps to remember that just when we feel others are too busy with their own lives, or we may not want to burden our friends or family we are guided to these wonderful natural councillors that are there in our every day lives, just when we need it the most.

Love & Light.

Carolyn

Always feel like you have blocks in your life?

Have you shed those winter blues yet? Have you crawled out of your cave and taken a deep breath of the beautifully fresh spring air? It can be difficult to shed our winter coat in order to put our best foot forward sometimes; we can all too easily feel sluggish and find that everything is too much of an effort. Perhaps even the thought of shedding the old, stagnant and negative, and embarking on the new, is daunting. Sometimes, even embracing positive changes can feel tiring and daunting – perhaps you’re even feeling that it would be easier to stay where you are. I’m telling you, it’s NOT!

Blocks can occur in any areas of our lives: work, career, relationships, family. I feel it stems from our true inner selves. If we are feeling disconnected and unhappy in our emotional self or feel that we are lacking in something, then that could ripple into other areas of our lives causing us to feel as though we are blocked, slowed and restricted from moving on. By taking a step back, by getting out of your own way, giving yourself room to think and a chance to ponder your next move, you can take stock of where you are and get back to the roots of your own thoughts and feelings. You need to know what is sitting in your way and stopping you from taking positive steps forward – my fellow psychics and I are here to help you achieve this.

I feel that we often try and put things in our own way to keep things as they are – because even positive change and growth can be scary. Sometimes we fear moving forward and moving on. But why not use this amazing season to reawaken ourselves – you can start by prioritising you. Ask yourself what you’d like to change and start with baby steps; take reflective time to choose one thing to work on and work on it one step at a time. I like to refer to this as dealing with things in ‘bite-size’ amounts – it means we don’t feel overwhelmed, and by breaking things down into manageable pieces we can bring change and remove blocks at our own pace.


Love & Light,

Carolyn

Gratitude

It may feel that quite often we are faced with challenges and problems, whether they be money worries, relationship issues, health concerns, etc.  The reality is that problems only take up a portion of our daily lives, but many of us get too caught up in the challenges that we face that we forget to notice the wonderful little things that happen to us each day!

How many times do you take time to stop and notice that beautiful sunset in the sky?  How often do you take time to smile at the wonderful people in your life who bring you love and comfort during the challenging times? 

Gratitude is a wonderful practise to introduce into your daily routine.  Taking time to appreciate and be thankful for the small things in your life opens the doorway for more wonderful experiences to come to you.  As well as that it also reminds you that life isn’t all about the challenges and problems, there are so many beautiful things in your life right now!  It is up to you to take the time to open your eyes to them!

Wishing you all well

Rosemarie x