Friday, July 31, 2015

Trust the Process


This morning I got up said thank you, had an amazing breakfast with my beloved, we did our devotional work and then I sit down to do my internal work. I open the Season of Change book go to the next day and read. Today I got up out of my chair when outside and touched the branches of our amazing corkscrew willow and knew at once there is indeed a divine person, and process for all of life. I touched the beaches and knew that just like that are connected to the trunk of the tree, which is connected to the roots of the tree. This is the truth about me as well. I am connected to a greater whole that is working together for my good.  

Day 7: Nature, Go out in nature and touch a tree. Experience how it feels to connect to another living thing.

Here is this perfect example of trust happing all around me everyday and I often miss the miracle of trust. Here nature is firmly rooted in the truth that we are all interconnected and part of the same whole. During the summer months, when it hot and dry it has draws on the trusted relationship that has developed over time and draws on the stored moisture within its root system.

What exactly am I rooted in? Do I have deep and abiding trust like the trees that I will be cared for and that I have everything I need in this now moment? Do I draw on my inner wisdom and hold steadfastly to the truth that I am part of a greater whole and that I am safe?

Doing this journey on a day to day basis has allowed me to take a deep look at this. Doing the work day after day and asking the questions, sitting with them and waiting for the divine answer from within to rise. I have become so accustomed to making things happen, and fulfilling my dreams that I sometimes forget the greater lesson. TRUST the process. At the appointed time the door with open and as I walk through trusting that I am on the appointed path.

Everyday is about trust, can I trust myself, can I trust the divine to show up in a way that I can see, feel, and be aware of? Can I trust that when it feels like everything around me is dried up and weathering that I am indeed safe? Can I in those moments go within and draw from the strength that is within me and trust the process?

I am open, I am receptive, all is well.
I love you,

Rev Allen 

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