AATHEART

https://open.substack.com/pub/aatheart/p/being-mediocre-is-better-than-being?r=5r48vr&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

Today, I attended one of my mentoring meeting and my mind reported this statement " I dont want to be lazy" and this is a subconscious belief that was being revealed in real time.

Me working "hard" "alot" is not unfolding the beautiful life that my soul desires. My self understanding is deepening ... myself concept is evolving as I release and regenerate my strengths for fun, joy, ease, and synchronicity.

One of the best things I have allow to be apart of my living experience is accepting my wildness. I DONT WANT TO BE TAMED. I want to play wildly.

-love -discovery

There are moments when our emotions cry out for things to end, because in those endings, we are finally free to choose something different. I am evolving into accepting an end and consenting to change swiftly moves the mind toward gratitude—a deep thankfulness that every ending is the seed of a new beginning

There’s this goodness of grief.
Maybe that’s why we call it
good grief,
good grief.
Something disappointed,
but we wanna call it good
so we don’t have to be
in the energy of sorrow,
of sadness,
of unsatisfying moments.
Good grief.
It’s time to change.
It’s time to have a transition.
Good grief.
It’s the moment
when you don’t want to,
but you choose to,
even when you don’t know how to.
Good grief.
Asking for help
feels unacceptable,
knowing that accepting help
is inevitable.
Good grief.
That’s the goodnessof grief. - Angelina Hunt