Expanding possibilities

Many of the best resolutions we could make may be to unravel some of the ways we limit ourselves and our lives.

Become as little children

Everyone knows that young children tend to have more energy than adults but they also seem to me to have a more extensive range of energy and the difference between the feel of one child’s energy compared to another child’s energy is much greater than the difference between any two adults’ energy. In other words, children are unique, multi-dimensional, big and versatile. Add in their playfulness and spontaneity and it is no wonder life was much more vivid.

If we want to manifest in physical form, we need that range and volume of energy.

We adults, on the other hand, tend to confine ourselves to a rather narrow range of energy, behaviour, thoughts, feelings and ways of being - those that feel most comfortable to us.

Child’s play

At the Matrix Energetics children’s seminars, the children catch on so quickly that the lucky adults who get to attend, confronted with a room full of successful child wizards, get it much more quickly than at the adult seminars. Those of us without children need to take the lead ourselves, initiating and enjoying more play.

Spiritual infilling

If we are to regain the versatility, energetic size and range and individuality of a child, we have to not just focus on those aspects of life that are easy and comfortable for us, those that are almost guaranteed to succeed, we also have to focus on our own weak and neglected areas. These are more risky but the rewards can be greater.

Lets not just step into next year, lets dance into it, each in our own unique and uniquely powerful way, unraveling our limitations as we go. Lets do, think, sense and feel more for ourselves. Lets clear and develop our energy and perceptions so that we can know what wants to happen or come into being through us and create or contribute something that no one else could.

May you be undone!

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