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Recognition – this is your mirror

Written by Kristin Ecklund

Topic: ForgivenessPublished July 18, 2011
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Now, for the sticky part….recognize that all these judgments, all these grievances, are ones that you’ve held against yourself. Gulp. Yes. Remember, this person may have done real things, acted in real ways, and yet you would not have attracted them into your life had you not, on some level, invited it. The invitation was the self-judgment you’ve been carrying against yourself. We are all our own worst enemies. Let me say that a slightly different way – our ego is our own worst enemy. Ego sits within us in consciousness and also in our non-consciousness. When you say something aloud or with awareness and you correct yourself, that’s one thing. You can immediately offer forgiveness.

You might errantly say, “Oh, I’m such an idiot. Why did I do that?” Don’t think that statements like that go undetected by your inner tape recorder. It gets them all. You can correct it immediately by offering forgiveness, and that’s powerful. “Oh, wait. I didn’t mean that. I AM bright, brilliant and beautiful, and it’s ok that I messed this up. It’s all okay.”

But what about all those things you say to yourself that go undetected, that fly just below the radar? These are powerful, too. You know they’re there when people come into your life and do things you don’t like, or when you have experiences that don’t bring you joy. It’s because YOU are holding things in non-conscious places within that attract it. It has to be this way or you would not be the powerful CREATOR who you are! You create everything in your life that happens. Absolutely!

So, to simplify Step 2, it’s this – recognize that if you’ve been judging someone else, you’ve been judging yourself, consciously or, more likely, non-consciously. This step is about opening up to the awareness of what’s really been going on inside of you. Once you do, once you really allow yourself to feel the weight that these judgments have had on you, move quickly onto Step 3.

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Kristin is a natural and professionally trained Spiritual Healer and Teacher. Kristin helps her clients heal, discover their own psychic abilities and find their way to happier, healthier lives.

Kristin attunes to very subtle places that go beyond conscious awareness. She works with Master Level guides who facilitate healing and provide guidance for you along the way. These insights are stunningly beautiful and very, very accurate.

Kristin facilitates healing in a such a way that you naturally and easily release old, even ancient programs, beliefs, limitations and wounds that have kept you limited -- unhappy, lacking, fearful, uncertain, dissatisfied, repeating old patterns and more. You achieve healing that goes far beyond any mental processing or analytical understanding, because we go to the root of the energetic and mind map holds.

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