As we enjoy this brief pause between holidays, it is a good time to evaluate the events of the past year.
It's not guilt or competition, just information. What did this past year teach you? What gifts did it bring? What direction do you want your life to take next?
If this is a challenge, call in your Angels to help you remember and make suggestions for ways to improve your life.
Life is meant to be enjoyed and all of Heaven is on your side. The odds are completely stacked in your favor. All you have to do is suit up and follow the guidance of your Heavenly coaches.
Now go out there and win!
Mercury Retrograde has begun! Release your fears about it and make the best of it.
Triple check all your work, review what you've done since the last retrograde, and make plans for things to try when Mercury goes direct.
This is a time to review and rewrite your life. It may not sound like fun, but it's what goes in to the making of a quality product. In this case, you!
Release what doesn't serve you so that you can fly higher when Mercury goes direct!
I
hope you are enjoying this Mercury Retrograde. It doesn’t have to be stressful
if you remember the
three “R’s.
Rest: this is not the time to move forward or try new things. So, relax.
Do what you must, but allow
yourself to take a spiritual vacation.
Reflect: Look back at your life. What has happened during the last few months?
Look to see what is
working for you and what isn’t. Make a plan to eliminate
what no longer serves you.
Review: Now is the time to triple check your work, make detailed lists and
proofread all e-mails and
correspondences that you send out. It’s a good habit
to get into anyway, but especially during this time of
mixed messages and
confusing communications.
Many people approach this time with fear and anxiety. This is a mistake
as the manifestation process is
speeding up. Be careful that you manifest your
dreams and not your fears.
You can always use Archangel Anael’s Pyramid of Protection to protect yourself
from the fearful energies
of those around you.
