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Julia Stonestreet Smith is a writer, an Intuitive Consultant, a teacher, a healer and a marketing coach for lightworkers. She has studied psychic development at the Berkeley Psychic Institute as well as Astrology, Tarot and much, much more! Please visit www.leoninetimes.blogspot.com for more of her inspiring messages. |
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Love In All Its Glory
How much time do we spend hoping to find love? We look to other people, pets and projects to fulfill us on this level. Is it possible that the love we are seeking comes from a place inside our own hearts?
The love we feel for our beloved, the love that intoxicates and delights us is our own energy. The beloved is merely a catalyst and key to unlock the treasure trove lurking under the surface. If the beloved leaves, we still have the energy that felt so good. It's an illusion that we lost it.
When we start to believe that someone else has the love we need, we experience the horror of knowing that if they leave, WE'RE SCREWED. It's one of the biggest lies on our planet. Love never leaves and we are never wrong for loving, so why is this an area that causes so much pain and confusion?
I may not have an answer to the WHY but I do have some insights to share about how to create more of the good stuff. First we must recognize the lie that keeps us feeling enslaved and immersed in fear. We must also consider that love is many different things.
When we ask God for love, what exactly are we asking for? Are we asking for a hot, romantic connection or a cozy cuddle by the fire? Love can be a Sunday afternoon in bed with a good book, ALONE. Love can be the feeling we get watching a fabulous sunset, or savoring a slice of chocolate cake. When we ask for love, we need to be clear about which variety of love we want to experience.
Ask and it is given. This is a universal law. You may be a doubter, having asked for many things that never appeared. Sometimes we ask for things that are contrary to each other. If love is togetherness and being alone, what do we get?
Get clear about what you want to experience. Know that loving is far more satisfying than being loved. We all want a place to express love. Ask God to bring you someone TO GIVE TO with the understanding that this person will receive it and respond in kind. Be willing to take a risk. An open heart is a good thing!
Asking for love means being willing to feel awkward and silly; afraid and unsure. As we grow deeper in love, bubbles of distrust and hurt rise to the surface to be released. We can't experience the power in our hearts if we keep it locked up and under control. Know that when you feel these bubbles tickling up through you, you're on the right track. Don't misread the energy you're releasing as some kind of bad omen. Loving requires courage. Being vulnerable is the ultimate test of strength.
Keep on loving! The more you give, the more there is. If someone you love leaves, know that the love is still there. You can have it anytime. Let love be fluid and moving. Don't try to hold on. You can't hold on to water, and so it is with love. That's what makes it so magical when we're in it. Be willing to explore new spaces and you'll find you have what you need when you need it.
Julia Stonestreet Smith
www.leoninetimes.blogspot.com
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