Self-Trust 7 part Series: Days 1 - 4

Days 1 - 4 from the seven part Series on Self Trust

A new 7-day challenge: Self-Trust - Day 1

Self-Trust is a deeper layer beyond self-kindness, which was our last 7-da

I trust the accuracy of my intuitive insights and downloads. The trust comes from knowing how I receive intuition - such as hearing words, seeing visions and images or feeling truth in my body. My body feels solid when intuitive truth is present.

Each day this week I will be sharing ways I trust myself and the value that has in my life.

I'm not quite as self-trusting with creating meals. 

Feel free to share your experience of self-trust by return email..

Trusting yourself may show up strongly in one area and not as much in another. 

Day 2 on Self-Trust 

Saying something to somebody else, sharing it with them, may required courage. Saturday I met a young woman at an intuitive group gathering. As I tuned into her energy, I could feel that she is smarter than everybody she works with, yet holds back sharing her observations and knowings. For many reasons, which came up. 

Trusting herself, I shared, means that it's OK that she's smarter than her co-workers and boss. She can find appropriate ways to communicate what she knows, maybe through questions, we discussed as an option. She doesn't have to attack them to make her point.

Yes, it will take courage and her releasing her attachment to be liked by others, over which she has no control (I also shared that.)

The courage to tell the truth sometimes is a rough decision, a challenging choice, and requires bravery. Self-trust that it's the right thing is at stake. 

Where could you muster some courage to communicate something that matters and requires self-trust?

Keep me posted on what's coming up for you!

Day 3 on Self-Trust 

Today was a quiet day. Lots of computer time, accomplishing tasks.

As I checked in for "what's next", which I do many days when I'm not scheduled with appointments, the answer is clearly what I have energy for, the next step. 

As I feel into and listen to the 'voice' that shares, I feel calm because I know I am trusting my process.

I'm taking the next step that I have all the resources for, or it wouldn't be the next step.  

For example, my morning began with scanning hand prints from a reading I did in person yesterday. I wanted to review the prints on a larger screen to see if I saw all the fingerprints accurately and identified all the relevant line formations. 

It took longer than expected because this client has a lot of lines. I had missed some things, which is fine. We covered all the important information yesterday. 

I was calm doing this, updated the hand marking worksheet and mailed it off the client. One step at a time and calmly reviewing the information. 

I was trusting myself each step of the process so staying calm was easy. 

How's it going? What's coming up for you with self-trust?

Day 4 on Self-Trust 

Sometimes self-trust may mean making tough choices.

I didn't sleep well last night. Instead of sleeping in, I arose kind of early for me and took care of some pressing phone calls. Following food shopping and eating, I just KNEW my body needed a nap. 

I replied to one email then climbed into bed.  

Two hours later, when I awoke, I still knew that working wasn't in my highest good. Trusting that relaxing and taking it easy has felt way more important than 'checking things off the list' today. 

There are many "to do" items. Yet, I tuned into my highest good and wasn't to tackle the list. I appreciate having the option. I worked a lot over the weekend so this is like a day off.

My body's wisdom is more important than my mind's choices, I just knew today. 

So, I trusted my body today.  It came first. 

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Check out part 2 of the 7-day series in the next blog