Thread by @nikosbluelykos

Today Sunday, I woke up and it was a strange day. Of grief and anguish. Burdened with the pain of what was not, and is not ...
We all have moments like this, and it's part of the way.
How can we heal? or transform these moments?
#meditation #akashic #heal #spiritualawakening

It helps me first to understand what moments I am going through.
I am in a stage of GREAT transformation in my life, in two aspects that are main to me.
And from there, understand what emotions and turbulence it generates in me.

The longing for another time, place, or person. It takes us away from living our present. And if we do not live our present, the continuous present without pause (what we can call future) do not manifest either.

Holding attachments hurts, and more when they arrive in the form of longings (it is different to walk a path towards a defined goal).

Today it hurt like it didn't hurt for a long time. It was a wound, a thorn that bothered from time to time, and he couldn't register it as such. Neither understand its cause and the effects it brings.

And today I chose to stop the pain. The processes all have their forms and times. So I decided to take a sheet and a pen. And take a moment to connect with me, my divine presence.

And of course ask for help, in this case, I connected with Kuan Ying (a great ally in my life and more in key moments). I started talking and jotting down questions and taking notes of the answers (even the ones you don't like).

Yesterday I had a talk, and that talk activated seeing unhealed wounds, a thorn of a longing not fulfilled in the past, and not manifested in the present either. Today this is repeated to me.

Sustaining the past of what did not happen is standing in a boat leaving the port. And with your hands hold the ties without letting them go. It hurts to let go and let go. The fear of the unknown of the new road hurts and what we can find in new ports.

I chose to let go, and heal. I keep writing down responses that I receive to my questions. And there I got to #hoponopono today for the first time.

It was a beautiful process, as they say: I'm #sorry, Please #forgiveme, #thankyou, #ILoveYou.
I had already read and known about it. But he had never practiced it. I had done other practices, similar, but not the same.

It was beautiful to be able to break free and release in this process. Cry from love and gratitude, from what has been lived and achieved. Breathe and be able to look up and accept today. And navigate once the infinite continuum of presents.

Each one of us makes and discovers its processes. With our times and forms. In my case this tool, and today, it helped me transform and loosen this thorn. Transform my afternoon, and be able to breathe relieved, smile again.

And you? How did you spend the weekend? How are your weeks starting?
Those who want to share are welcome!
And those who want to consult, here I am. Also, my dm are open.

@threadreaderapp unroll HO'oponopono #Hooponopono