Go with the flow...stop struggling

My heart beats, standing on the edge
But my feet have finally left the ledge
Like an acrobat
There’s no turning back

I’m letting go
Of the life I planned for me
And my dreams
I’m losing control
Of my destiny
It feels like I’m falling and that’s what it’s like to believe
So I’m letting go

This is a giant leap of faith
Trusting and trying to embrace
The fear of the unknown
Beyond my comfort zone

I’m letting go
Of the life I planned for me
And my dreams
I’m losing control
Of my destiny
It feels like I’m falling and that’s what it’s like to believe
So I’m letting go

Giving in to your gravity
Knowing You are holding me
I’m not afraid

I’m letting go
Of the life I planned for me
And my dreams
I’m losing control
Of my destiny

It feels like I’m falling and that’s what it’s like to believe
It feels like I’m falling and this is the life for me
And I’m letting go
Feels like I’m falling and that’s what it’s like to believe
Feels like I’m falling and this is the life for me

Today you may get a glimpse of the intense times that lay ahead for you. This little “fast forward” can be instrumental as you try to figure out what you want to do next. But don’t try to make any important decisions yet, for you haven’t had sufficient time to explore the different paths. Instead, remain open to wherever you are led; you’ll have time later to make a more educated choice.

If you have been thinking about your long-term plans and considering how to move your life in a new direction, it’s now time to let go of your dreams. But this isn’t about giving up; it’s about detaching from your preferences in order to make room for the necessary growth. You’ll be surprised at how fast things shift once you relinquish control.

The Seven of Diamonds is one of the spiritual money cards. When it appears we are always confronted with how attached we are to our money and given an opportunity to experience the real prosperity that comes with an attitude of gratitude.

Whether it is about money, plans to make money, or love, situations will present themselves that test our faith in the abundance of the universe. By realizing and then releasing our fears, we can transform our attachment into total fearlessness and personal freedom.

is the answer to all of my questions.

that it took the Israelites 40 years wandering in the wilderness when it could have been an 11 day trip to the Promised Lands. Whenever they met trouble they wanted to turn around and go home to Egypt forgetting why they left in the first place.

I can truly empathize. I have been wandering for 4 years trying to put all of the puzzle pieces of my life back together after it blew apart with the brain tumor and pulmonary emboli.

Deep in my soul I knew my life would never be the same but in my struggles I just couldn’t let go of the past. I am always looking at what was instead of what is and want to go back home to Texas.

I still struggle with that today but less than before. Maybe my time in the wilderness is almost complete. I pray my journeys do lead me home to my children and an abundant life but for now I am just going with the flow.

of being happy seems to be making a huge difference in my life. Nothing is perfect but there are good points to almost everyday.

I had spent far too much time focusing on the negative side of life. Now I look for the silver linings in the storm clouds.

asked me to go to the park with him while he took some photos. He wanted to show me his studio…the natural beauty of Glacier National Park.

Have to admit you couldn’t ask for a more beautiful studio. We hiked along and he showed me the cabin where Charles Russell stayed in the summers painting his famous western art collections. It was right on shores Lake McDonald tucked back in a forest. I loved it!

It was all very inspirational.

Something has to give as the tensions reach a breaking point. The more rigid you are in holding on to a current position, the greater the shock waves are that can crash through your life. But practicing flexibility, both physically and mentally, enables you to make great strides toward your goals. It’s truly a paradox; the less you push now, the closer you get to your destination.

doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
Albert Einstein, (attributed)
US (German-born) physicist (1879 – 1955)