In our 3D everyday life we are used to constantly waiting for something. On the track. On the coffee to go. On the elevator. On the processes of any management systems. The list is endless.

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When we have a hard time waiting, it means we are impatient, we should be patient. But is it really like that?

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My realization was: Waiting in itself is an unnatural state. It is a conditioning that comes with our artificially created system. Waiting cuts us off from our natural state of being. When we wait we are not in the flow of life, we block the energies that would actually like to flow to us and want to carry us.

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Nothing waits in nature. Everything has its time, yes, but everything is in constant change, in constant flow and in perfect being.

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Many people are currently waiting for change. On the fact that something is finally changing on the outside. In the process, we have learned: As in the small, so in the large. As in us, so in the universe. Where is change supposed to come from if not from our hearts and our pure minds? How should the new world come about if not through our divine creative power?

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So why are we waiting?

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If we are constantly waiting for something, we will never get into action and therefore never move forward. I can tell you from my own experience: If you do a little bit every day to get closer to your dreams, they will come true. It might take months or even years. But they will come true. If you always wait for the right time, for an outside impulse or for groundbreaking inspiration, then your dreams will always be just that: dreams.

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But if you do something every day (or even every other day), and if it's just 5 minutes, your life will change in the direction you want it to go. Possibly even faster than you think.

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Be careful where you let your wonderful creativity flow.

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I wish you a bright week full of miracles.

In love,

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your Janine