Written by Lee Davy, Modern Day Samurai, New Earth University, School of Consciousness & Spirituality
Wow! Life is such a wild ride! Before meditation and my connection to the deep within, there was struggle and stress. I worked my butt off, tried to make things happen, ‘git shit done’, create a life, wealth, etc and I’ll tell you what. It was like swimming up stream with an anvil tied to my leg. It was tiring, draining, painful at times. Sometimes I felt as though I couldn’t breath. Then I began walking down the path of Spirituality and meditation. I began meditating and sitting quietly. I began to trust the Universe and Source has a far better plan for my life than I – the human or egoic persona of me – could ever conceive of!
And so now I sit in silence. I meditate. I trust. I go with the flow. Inevitably, unarguably the more I trust and flow, the more things work out in my favour. The less I try to control situations and plan or push or mould things to the way I ‘think’ they should be, the more magical and dream-like life becomes.
I’d like to remove any misconceptions. It doesn’t mean that I sit around with my eyes closed daydreaming until something good bangs into me. It merely means that I sit quietly, I quiet my mind. Once my mind is quiet, I am able to see things more clearly. Information comes in that may otherwise not have.
Then, I take action. And the action has flow to it. For example I booked a flight to Maui recently. I had no place to stay until about two weeks before my flight. I connected with someone online and they helped get me situated, then ten days after that, I had another place, on another part of the island. I get to meet people from all over the world, am on adventure after adventure, keep finding myself in joint ventures and abundance…my point?
If I can do it, anyone can do it! Once you learn to quiet your mind and go with the flow, once you learn to TRUST that you are taken care of, YOU WILL BE.
And it will be bigger, brighter and better than you could have ever imagined.
Go ahead and take a chance, stop ‘Doing’ and begin to just “BE”
Originally posted @ Lee-Davy.com
