The holding on to any difficulty is the firm belief that whatever
is tried,
won't work. We have much investment in our beliefs and thus we
have
much investment in our blocks. When we keep experiencing difficulty
in a particular area, it is because we have the belief that healing
won't
work out for us.
Strange as it may see, we are sometimes proud of the belief that
certain
things don't work out for us. Some of us are proud of our consistency.
We are proud of the fact that no matter how hard we try, certain
areas
just can't be healed. We are right - we are hopeless cases in
these areas.
Anytime we are stuck for any length of time, it is because we
are certain that
this difficulty "wont' work out anyway". We even seek assistance
in order to prove
that whatever solutions are presented, these solutions won't
work for us anyway -
"I'll try it, but it won't work."
Some of us have variations on this theme. We believe things won't
work out
unless they are done a certain way. They won't work out without
a struggle or
without pain. Some of us believe that things won't work out unless
we do them
ourselves. In this also we will be proven correct. Be that as
it may, we are still
right, "I told you so."
Healing, all healing, requires a willingness to see - there is
another way. How many
times before we try anything do we say, "This isn't going to
work." How many times
have we been right about this?
In any situation where we are experiencing difficulty, we may
ask, "Am I addicted
to the belief that this won't work out for me? If so, would I
like to be wrong about
this belief?"
This is a very strong belief: "Things just don't change or work
out for me here." But,
we need to see, they don't work out for us BECAUSE WE DON'T WANT
THEM TO.
WE WANT TO BE RIGHT ABOUT THEM NOT WORKING OUT.
We have never really questioned how many things we insist won't
work out. Our
families will never listen. Our work will never be appreciated.
We will never find
a healthy relationship. We will always be fearful. We will never
understand. We
will never be able to do certain things, go certain places. These
are the areas
that are stuck, where things never change.
We can ask ourselves, "Do I want to continue being right about
this difficulty, or do
I want healing to occur?" Are we willing to be wrong? What if
things could work out
even in these areas? What if there was another way. What if healing
was for us in
every area? What if solutions could be found for us too?
So, it has never worked before. We are right. The point is, are
we willing to be shown
how things can work even here. This consideration is the turning
point where healing
can take place.
For your consideration ,
-- The Guides
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