Accepting the Necessity of Change
January 11 – 18, 2014
Received by Julie Miller
January 11, 2015
Anytime you begin the quest to make a few changes to your own personal development and growth, you are without saying any words that you are ready for change. When you begin to make changes, what are you hoping to reach? Do you have a goal set with checkpoints to gauge your progress? Are you making changes to your personal development that will provide you with an outcome of achieving an internal sense of happiness and satisfaction?
When you make changes, there is a lot to consider and a lot to uncover, as you must decide what you are willing to let go and what you are willing to work with and make better.
It is imperative that when you begin to bring changes into your life that you are motivated by the fact that change is necessary for your growth. Each day is a new day filled with endless opportunities to invite change into your life.
It is through the changes you bring that become the foundation of your personal growth and development that also have a way of filtering into other aspects of your life.
When does change begin? Well dear ones it begins with conscious awareness that there is something in your life that has become stagnant. You become aware that you have been going in circles and it’s now time to end the repeating cycle and to go forward, in a new direction.
Until you become aware of the need to activate change, there is no reason to consider changes. You don’t make changes to your life just because someone else is doing something you like.
You invoke changes when you recognize issues you may have ignored, can no longer remain unmoving, where they no longer provide a service to you…that are old and outdated.
Many dear souls have difficulty implementing change because their ego is in the way. Depending on the size of your ego, it can be hard to recognize yourself the way others see you.
The moment you become aware of the necessity to change on a conscious and aware level, then you gift yourself the potential to do something positive and constructive about it.
There is always a process when it comes to learning and to applying new life-changing skills that help to advance you along your path that will encourage a deeper and more meaningful quality of life.
When you finally make the discovery that the effort you give to your personal growth and development will make a significant increase to your sense of happiness and satisfaction, you see how easy it can be.
Instead of always resisting change, you realize that when you embrace change and invite change in, you create a fundamental shift in the way you perceive your life.
You begin to make plans that you are willing to commit to that will facilitate the changes you want to see happen. Instead of waiting around for the discomfort that often arises when there is a need in front of you that needs to be met, your conscious awareness begins to seek out ways that can improve what has become weakened.
Change doesn’t have to be frightening, when in fact, change is exhilarating as it brings you to new ways of living and being.
Every time you implement any kind of change to your personal life that is significant you are essentially rebirthing yourself. Knowing this, it is necessary for you to comprehend that life is more than making changes to your life, it’s about living life in such a way that steadily increases your awareness.
In order to experience true peace and happiness in your life dear ones, you are then required to propel yourself beyond the mundane idea of change and embrace the next level of personal growth and development, which means you need to surpass your ego. It is important for you to realize that it is not up to you to fix everything.
As you progress with any change, your awareness also increases and you will eventually be greeted by acceptance of what was to what is…learning to peacefully coexist with the changes you are implementing so you can accomplish growth in different yet meaningful ways.
Instead of pushing forward, you simply allow the change to come. You no longer feel the sense of panic or urgency that change sometimes has you feeling as you find yourself feeling content within all that is occurring.
Learning to accept is very powerful. It is where you let go of unkind judgements about yourself and of others, of situations and even your experiences.
Growth and development becomes effortless once you accept change into your life; you find yourself relaxed as life flows all around you. In addition, you find that you are in harmony with yourself and the world that never stops moving.
If you have paid attention to those you have encountered, you may have met some dear souls that are naturally accepting and it may appear to be a blessing or gift. But it is important to understand that your acceptance depends on what you want from life.
This is an area for you to explore and to discover maturely and from what you discover you are motivated to further develop yourself from the core level. No matter how many people you ask, what you should do with your life, it is up to you and what you are willing to accept and commit to.
It is known that some people reach acceptance through personal growth and development.
When it is time to change and to give new hope and breath to your current way of living, your conscious awareness will provide you with signals that it is time to expand your path that will lead to an increase of personal change, where you accept responsibility for all that has passed and all that will be for the greater good of your development.
Rejoice in the satisfaction you will feel when you have moved on and allowed change to happen.
This is your journey. Life is always moving even if you are not. We encourage you to flow with life by allowing the changes that are necessary in so you may become more of your true natural self in all situations and events.
Live life consciously in a state of peaceful happiness that is natural and effortless. You can do this, you can bring yourself through any change…believe you can and you will.
I AM Melchizedek
... through Julie Miller
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