08-01-2007, 01:55 AM
Article by Avalon De Witt
We are all reflections of one another. What you see in others is what's inside of you. The people you're attracted to, and the people who are attracted to you - are your mirror.
Do you attract people who are creative, compassionate, wise, honest, tolerant, patient and kind? Or do you attract the opposite? The reality is that you wouldn't even notice these qualities in others if you didn't have some of them inside yourself. Article by Avalon De Witt
Since we are the designers of our own destinies, we can look at our own lives for clues about ourselves and the spiritual work that we are here to do.
When Jesus Christ said, "He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone," there is a reason those people dropped their stones.
What is outside of you is an outward manifestation of what is inside of you. If something has no capacity to reflect anything about you, it will not even enter your reality.
Look at each relationship in your life as an opportunity to learn about yourself. That's what we're her Article by Avalon De Witt e for. Don't judge yourself for what you see. That will only close you off from finding the gifts that are being offered to you.
If you are experiencing something painful with another person, that's Spirit trying to make you aware of something within yourself. This is because it's much easier to see something within yourself once you have seen it in another. Spirit is actually trying to make things easier for us.
When someone's behavior really gets to you, it's because, believe it or not, deep down inside, it's reminding you of a part of yourself that you don't want to look at. It's your denial and judgment of that part of yourself that creates the conflict for you.
Ask your oversoul, "what are you trying to tell me about myself?" They will help you interpret what your reflections are showing you. If something isn't working out for you, it's a signal for you to go deeper within, and discover more about yourself and what you truly value.
Remember that there is something good in everything. If you are doing something that you're not too proud of, it is only because it has served you in some way, in the past. If it has come to your awareness, that is because it no longer serves you and it is time to let go of that behavior, and let something new come in.
Ask yourself what people are reflecting in you. When you look at the world around you as feedback from the Universe, it's easier to see the big picture of life. It allows you to see your hopes, your fears, your weaknesses, your strengths, your values, your illusions, your wounds and your gifts.
Claiming responsibility for our own creations gives us incredible freedom. To do this takes courage and willingness to step out of your comfort zone. I have said that the purpose of relationships is to help us grow spiritually. When you allow yourself to see your own reflection in your relationships, you will grow. And as you change, you will see those changes reflected in the people around you.
Always turn to your own intuition to interpret the reflections in your life and what they mean to you. When you take that risk, without judgment or denial, you will find that you are capable of more than you ever imagined.
Article by Avalon De Witt. Visit http://www.AskAvalon.com for more original content like this.
We are all reflections of one another. What you see in others is what's inside of you. The people you're attracted to, and the people who are attracted to you - are your mirror.
Do you attract people who are creative, compassionate, wise, honest, tolerant, patient and kind? Or do you attract the opposite? The reality is that you wouldn't even notice these qualities in others if you didn't have some of them inside yourself. Article by Avalon De Witt
Since we are the designers of our own destinies, we can look at our own lives for clues about ourselves and the spiritual work that we are here to do.
When Jesus Christ said, "He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone," there is a reason those people dropped their stones.
What is outside of you is an outward manifestation of what is inside of you. If something has no capacity to reflect anything about you, it will not even enter your reality.
Look at each relationship in your life as an opportunity to learn about yourself. That's what we're her Article by Avalon De Witt e for. Don't judge yourself for what you see. That will only close you off from finding the gifts that are being offered to you.
If you are experiencing something painful with another person, that's Spirit trying to make you aware of something within yourself. This is because it's much easier to see something within yourself once you have seen it in another. Spirit is actually trying to make things easier for us.
When someone's behavior really gets to you, it's because, believe it or not, deep down inside, it's reminding you of a part of yourself that you don't want to look at. It's your denial and judgment of that part of yourself that creates the conflict for you.
Ask your oversoul, "what are you trying to tell me about myself?" They will help you interpret what your reflections are showing you. If something isn't working out for you, it's a signal for you to go deeper within, and discover more about yourself and what you truly value.
Remember that there is something good in everything. If you are doing something that you're not too proud of, it is only because it has served you in some way, in the past. If it has come to your awareness, that is because it no longer serves you and it is time to let go of that behavior, and let something new come in.
Ask yourself what people are reflecting in you. When you look at the world around you as feedback from the Universe, it's easier to see the big picture of life. It allows you to see your hopes, your fears, your weaknesses, your strengths, your values, your illusions, your wounds and your gifts.
Claiming responsibility for our own creations gives us incredible freedom. To do this takes courage and willingness to step out of your comfort zone. I have said that the purpose of relationships is to help us grow spiritually. When you allow yourself to see your own reflection in your relationships, you will grow. And as you change, you will see those changes reflected in the people around you.
Always turn to your own intuition to interpret the reflections in your life and what they mean to you. When you take that risk, without judgment or denial, you will find that you are capable of more than you ever imagined.
Article by Avalon De Witt. Visit http://www.AskAvalon.com for more original content like this.