It is my heart’s desire to bring myself to this moment, to this edge, to this paradigm shift, so that I can continue to empower and support others to do the same. David Hawkins says that all there is to do is let go of anything that isn’t aligned with your truth, and you will arrive at your heart’s desire. I know I am that which he speaks of, and as I untether myself from what I am not, I effortlessly experience that which I am. Nisagardatta wrote a book called I AM THAT.
The choice-point for myself and for all of us is this:ĭo I choose to remain faithful and loyal to a paradigm that will not allow what is infinitely pleasing, or do I choose to journey towards what can only be expansive and inclusive of all possibility for me and for the world? It is a life of Suffering, Settling, and Surviving. It has something to do with that lineage of living life with the fear of perpetual defeat, bitter disappointment, and a failure to thrive. When I imagine turning away from the way I’ve been perceiving myself and my reality, I experience a sense of abandoning the past, a disloyalty to that past. I’m noticing that as I untether myself from those identities, I’m then aware of another reality, a paradigm, that is ready for me to embrace. I’m noticing the attachments to identities to whom I experienced myself to be in the past. The same is true regarding bringing greater harmony and balance to my physical body. I want her to emerge from the abysses and enter into the light of innocence, creativity, and the freedom to be the fullest expression of her essential self.Ĭurrently, to this end, I’m pushing through barriers that have limited my willingness to bring greater degrees of beauty and peace to my property. I want her to know true connection with people that are loving, generous of spirit, and who adore her in all ways. As I cultivate awareness of such patterns of thinking and believing I become more competent at choosing to let go of those patterns, for no other reason than they don’t work for me anymore, and they are not in alignment with my highest truth and my highest knowing.Ĭircling around back to the embodied memory of being ten years old, alone and frozen I want this young beautiful child, who resides within me, to know and experience that her heart’s desire to be embraced within a home that is always loving, always kind, always compassionate, always joyful is here for her now. I devote myself to noticing and acknowledging limiting beliefs and interpretations – many of which had never occurred to me before today. Did you know that? Do you practice that too? In my eyes, my work as a transformational coach requires me to keep stretching my own capacity to experience what is beyond my current paradigm. My current paradigm also includes the consensus view of reality as well as the collective consciousness. My current paradigm is based on the country and the region I was born into. I understand that my current paradigm of limitations and constraints is based on the past, on my lineage as a woman, my religious upbringing, and my family’s beliefs. I’ve been noticing lately that my current paradigm limits my capacity to even know that the impossible is possible. We have to know that a paradigm exists beyond our current fear-based, limited, and constrained paradigm in order to transform. We wouldn’t have a context within which such a paradigm exists. Without the knowing of that “opposing” paradigm, we can’t empower our clients, or ourselves for that matter, to empower themselves through a transformative process.īecause we wouldn’t have anyplace or anyone to transform to, or into. It requires that there is somewhere else – a different context, a different reality, a different dimension or realm into which we will emerge. Transformation itself requires a paradigm shift. I sank deep into an abyss from which I believed I would never transcend.Īs coaches, therapists, spiritual healers and the like, though we are aware of the depths of experience the majority of our clients carry, we do not realize that in order for them to transcend the abysses, a paradigm shift is required.
Throngs of people were around me, but I was isolated and frozen.
Cold after swimming, with a towel wrapped tightly around myself, I stood alone, shivering. The memory was of being at the pool when I was ten years old.
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