We will never have certainty but we can have clarity.
~Jacquette Timmons
After a rollercoaster of possibility and shedding from the depths of my being, I can tell you that lightness canNOT be felt with without feeling darkness.
What's so so so beautiful and helpful to remember is the impermanence of all things, including darkness (and of course lightness). It ebbs and flows...but what is a scientific fact is that flow comes more naturally, easily, and without pushing the more we experience it.
The ebbs still come, but less dramatically.
Flow comes more frequently and eventually you can trigger it on your own.
But you can't get there without clarity.
And you can't get clarity without what you learn in the dark:
What isn't working for you. What doesn't feel good. What you are certain you will no longer do, accept, tolerate.
If you have been reading my words this week, you saw the 3 steps you can take to remember what's possible and unlock momentum for yourself.
You also saw the importance of releasing what is not yours to carry anymore, maybe never was.
You sparked inspiration around what's possible. You released what you don't want anymore.
Now, you are primed for clarity.
Look at what you've written or been thinking about and ask yourself:
What do I actually care about?
First thought best thought.
Drop, cross out, stop thinking about anything that doesn't make the first and immediate cut.
That's all for now.
Sit with and feel the excitement that bubbles up with what you actually give a shit about.
What you want in 2023 needs you to be excited. To actually care. To be willing to commit.
If you want to take a tangible action:
Write what you actually care about. Make a list.
Next to each thing, write why you care about it.
Why does it matter to you?
What will it mean to see it come to fruition?
How will your life and others be impacted?
Having clarity is getting into alignment.
Energetically getting into formation.
If you could use some clarity energy, give this a listen.
If you need an ear, I'm here.
Here's to MF clarity!
Big love,
Annie
