Accept or Reject!

As I ponder over my life, I realize that I have wasted way too much time..worrying over other people thoughts and behavior. Time and age teaches us that worrying and angst robs us of the present moment. It stifles out creativity and forces us to stay stuck in our thoughts.Thoughts that are about what someone said or something that we could have done differently.

I declare today that I will never allow thoughts of what could happen or should happen..stop me from enjoying my life at its fullest. If it means not talking to people that trigger bad thoughts or not allowing myself to become entangled in other's messes.. then that is what I must do.

Life is way to short for worrying and angst, both waste precious time, that could be applied to more fruitful and meaningful things. As the years roll by and I approach yet another birthday..I realize just how much I have grown..how even those who have attempted to rob me of my inherent spirit..no longer affect my existence. There is a higher place that I reside that noone can enter or destroy. This place has been cleaned, ordered and ordained and accepts only those that can find me. This place only allows in enrichment, spirituality and pure love. If my spirit detects anything other than the aforementioned..entry is denied.

When we come to know our true value there are somethings that are no longer acceptable, our spirit literally rejects it and it can no longer enter our lives. On this planet we have those who come to enrich and those who come to rob..our task is to discern and in a succinct motion accept or reject them.

So this week ladies don't waste any time on other's thoughts and behavior, they aren't your business..activate your discernment and either accept the thoughts and behaviors of other people or in a quick and efficient manner reject them..

Go Forth and Do Amazing Things This Week!

Kind Regards,

Pauline

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