Aloha everyone,

In the Toltec tradition fear is considered one of the obstacles to achieving personal freedom. The main objective of the tradition is to change your point of creation from your mind to your spirit. When you are aligned with your spirit you are fearless. When you are immersed in your filter system fear is everywhere.

One of the ways to use fear is as a guidepost helping you realize where you are in the continuum between your connection to your filter system or your spirit.  So you can use fear as an exercise to expand your awareness.

When you notice fear spend a few minutes and track your thoughts. Notice what you were thinking and how you disconnected from your spirit. By doing that you will diffuse the fear and unravel another piece of your filter system. You will be one step closer to achieving personal freedom.

With love and aloha,
Susan

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Aloha everyone,

One of my students sent me this video. It is pretty amazing what a person can do with intent!

With love and aloha,
Susan

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Aloha everyone,

Last week I promised you a powerful way to deal with fear. When I first tried this technique I had a great deal of resistance but believe me it works! Making choices based on fear often create undesirable results in life. I used to try to ignore my fear and focus on positive thoughts instead. Not very effective in the long run.

Okay, so instead when you have a fear about something here’s what you do. Say you are worried about money. You find yourself worried about paying the bills, instead of simply affirming abundance do the following exercise.

Imagine the worse possible scenario. You have lost everything, you are homeless, you are living in the street, you smell bad and are totally miserable. Then ask yourself if that is what you want to create. Chances are the answer is no. So feel that, really feel that no and then ask yourself what you would like to create. Imagine yourself having lots of money, clearly picture it. Then ask yourself if that is what you would like to have and feel the yes, really feel it.

Whenever the fear comes up repeat the exercise. Fear is most damaging when left to smolder in our subconscious. In the light of day it fades and losses all its power.

With love and aloha,
Susan

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Aloha everyone!

I’ve gotten a few questions about what exactly the art of allowing
is and I thought the best way to explain and help you with this and
similar concepts I teach would be to do it in a live webinar.

I’ll talk more about this concept and how you can use this idea to
have greater peace and joy in your life.

You’ll find out more about some of the following concepts and I’ll
be answering questions about:

Unconditional Self Love
How to Follow Your Passion
How to Allow for the Possibility
How to Stay Centered in the Midst of Fear

And anything else you have a question about that we can cover in
about 1 hour. There is a box on the the link where you can leave a question ahead of time. I will answer as many of them as possible.

If you’ve been wondering what the art of allowing is all about,
join in on Sunday when I’ll be teaching about allowing and loving
and so much more . . .

EVENT: The Art of Loving and Allowing
DATE & TIME: Sunday, May 31st at 8:00pm Eastern
FORMAT: Simulcast! (Attend via Phone or Webcast — it’s your choice)
TO ATTEND THIS EVENT, CLICK THIS LINK NOW…
http://instantTeleseminar.com/?eventid=7653207

With love and aloha,
Susan

P.S. I’d love to hear your comments and suggestions on the blog:
http://artofallowingclass.com/video/

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When I lived in Vermont a friend and I had this standing joke about, “Been busy.” There was an old man that wandered around saying,”Been busy. Been busy.” He was a likable old gent and his mantra about being busy always brought a smile to my face. It was also clear he never really got much done because he spent his day walking around town saying he’d been busy.

That’s what I feel like these days. Since I returned from Mexico I feel like have been busy and I don’t feel like I have accomplished very much. That is one of the reasons I love all the tools in my spiritual tool box.  So I have cleaned off a corner of my desk and once again started my daily list of things to do.

Here is a video I made a while ago about overcoming procrastination. Of all the videos I made this one elicited the most comments. I am about to start making a lot more videos, so if you have any topics you would like to have me talk about please let me know!

Feel free to make  comments and ask questions. I love interacting with my readers. Have a glorious Easter Sunday, a wonderful day for new beginnings!

With love and aloha,
Susan

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