Listening Takes Practice

 

What we practice we get good at. Have you practiced really listening to yourself? Are you really listening to your words, to your body, to your intuition to hear what is most true for you now.  Have you listened in between your own words to hear what the silence is telling you?  How often do you hear your breath and listen to hear what is true.?  How convinced are you that where you are spending your time and what you are paying attention to is the best and truest expression of what wants to happen through you now.  What we practice we get good at .  Here are some strategies to transform how you pay attention to what is in between your words and thoughts to find the truth:

 

Ask yourself what do you really want to achieve?

Go there for a moment and see, feel, taste, touch and smell it.

Breathe deeply and move into an expanded, connected, energetic state

Ask yourself again What is it that I really want now?

Speak the words outloud or take notes on what you hear

Ask yourself how does that feel, how true is what you are receiving?

Next ask yourself: What is the biggest potential coming through for you?

Call all others in the collective world who want to do that with you

Ask what is the next step to move forward

Speak insights and possibilities and ideas

Expand again energetically as in the beginning

Move forward holding yourself in the most magnificent and biggest self

Set the intention that you will align with your potential throughout the day

 

3 morals of the story

1. Our truth is often heard in the silence between our words. 
2. What we practice we get good at.
3. Renewed love and appreciation of ourselves is leadership

Comments

[Darlene Chrissley]

Wow! I love this blog. It is so affirming of what I'm experiencing right now. It is when I disregard my own voice that I get off track and wander around for ages sometimes before I find my way back. When I follow my own voice is always takes me someplace interesting.

Darlene