You can manage the stress in your life by accepting mistakes as gifts - Michel

[Guest guest]

You can manage the stress in your life by accepting mistakes as

gifts - Michel

 

After all who has not made a mistake? Of one sort or another. Be

tolerant and compassionately forgiving of yourself.

 

No one person is in control of others. No one person should seek to

control another person's life, decisions or choices. No one is here

to intervene on behalf of anyone. Each person must be responsible

for their own choices.

 

Making mistakes and learning to move beyond them is part of the

learning process. This is what makes the dynamics of relationship so

challenging. You want to be heard without saying what you feel and

you don't say how you feel because you are worried about how that

will be taken by your partner. Doesn't that sound familiar? Indeed,

so.

 

You must live in the 'here and now' and allow others the same

respect and freedom in connecting to their truth. You have to be

able to hear them, just as you would like them to hear you - it is

up to each person not to interfere and to allow each other person to

know that what they are doing is right for them, because it is their

choice at that moment.

 

Each person must allow himself or herself to make their own

mistakes and to learn from the consequences of those mistakes. Be

there to be supportive. Be tolerant and do not be threatened by

others who inspire to be aliken to you. There is enough love and

knowledge in the universe that all who `seek' can share in its

bountiful resources.

 

You and only you can bring the energy that you align with to

fruition and forbearance. It is up to you to speak the knowledge you

hold within and to be light for others. Be proud of your gifts and

be proud of who you are.

 

Michel

 

http://health.StressManagement-

throughChanneling/

 

http://health.StressManagement-

throughChanneling/ A group about stress management through the study

of channeling, meditation and the sharing of universal concepts.

 

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[Guest guest]

That sounds like something Richard Bach said in his novel Illusions.

Here is a story about that of my own. I was dating an alcoholic and was very

unhappy. When I discovered I was pregnant he seemed so happy about it, I

thought he would get serious about quitting, but he didn't. So I felt I had to

leave him, and for a while afterwards I felt so awful. Here I was, alone and

pregnant, and I knew I could never expect to get any help from the father of my

baby. I felt so lonely and depressed, and wondered how I could ever make the

mistake of choosing to have a baby with such a loser. Then one night as I was

laying in bed it dawned on me. If I had not gotten pregnant and had not had the

welfare of a child to think about, I might have stayed with a man who made me

miserable and did not care about me as much as he cared about alcohol all my

life. This baby saved me from a miserable fate. After I realized that I felt

so much better that I slept a whole night through for the first time since I

left him and after that my appetite came back.

 

There is no such thing as a problem without a gift for you in its hands. We

seek problems because we need their gifts.

~Richard Bach

healinghandsjf1 <healinghandsjf1 wrote:

You can manage the stress in your life by accepting mistakes as

gifts - Michel

 

After all who has not made a mistake? Of one sort or another. Be

tolerant and compassionately forgiving of yourself.

 

No one person is in control of others. No one person should seek to

control another person's life, decisions or choices. No one is here

to intervene on behalf of anyone. Each person must be responsible

for their own choices.

 

Making mistakes and learning to move beyond them is part of the

learning process. This is what makes the dynamics of relationship so

challenging. You want to be heard without saying what you feel and

you don't say how you feel because you are worried about how that

will be taken by your partner. Doesn't that sound familiar? Indeed,

so.

 

You must live in the 'here and now' and allow others the same

respect and freedom in connecting to their truth. You have to be

able to hear them, just as you would like them to hear you - it is

up to each person not to interfere and to allow each other person to

know that what they are doing is right for them, because it is their

choice at that moment.

 

Each person must allow himself or herself to make their own

mistakes and to learn from the consequences of those mistakes. Be

there to be supportive. Be tolerant and do not be threatened by

others who inspire to be aliken to you. There is enough love and

knowledge in the universe that all who `seek' can share in its

bountiful resources.

 

You and only you can bring the energy that you align with to

fruition and forbearance. It is up to you to speak the knowledge you

hold within and to be light for others. Be proud of your gifts and

be proud of who you are.

 

Michel

 

http://health.StressManagement-

throughChanneling/

 

http://health.StressManagement-

throughChanneling/ A group about stress management through the study

of channeling, meditation and the sharing of universal concepts.

 

http://www.davidreidlowell.com

http://www.davidreidlowell.org

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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