Release and ALLOW
The phrase has been like a mantra. As my mind is flooded with questions about the energy I am feeling. The phrase "Release and ALLOW".
As someone else pointed out Transition is NOW. If you are like me, you're like well I don't see anything different. I still look the same. OK so I FEEL different. But, what gives?
As silly as it sounds I admit I was sitting outside last night until 8pm. It was beautiful but I must admit I was waiting... I don't know what for, OK so COMPLETE honesty...Something or someone to realize a change a physical change you know one second here and next "there" (here)(NEW EARTH)
Then the blessing of the clear veiw of the morning. It is not for us to know the moment of change. We must create it we must believe as if it is we must walk in peace love and joy giving thanks for the beauty of all that is. Until we truely appreciate all that is before us around us and appreciate all for who they are as our brothers and sisters. How can we expect to live in that truth revealed.
Allow doesn't mean accept it means you recognize it for what it is. An experience a person a place. But not a definition. To define is to judge and pure love christ love doesn't judge anything or anyone. I myself have become conscious of the danger of labeling. It is our still 3d tendency to do so. LOVE AND UPLIFT ALL whom you come in contact with but first and foremost yourself.
Release all that is not you and allow the flow of energy. Ascension is an individual thing and the path each of us takes will be imperatively different. The destination the same integration into the ONE that is ALL and the ALL that is ONE.
Celebrate this moment so many wanted to be here for the final YAHOO!!! But WE my brothers and sisters WE were CHOSEN when many were left to look on. Have FUN LAUGH AND most importantly LOVE!!!! LOVE it ALL. Send light to that which you don't understand.
It is now our choice to ascend into love and light at this first wave or wait around. You choose. You are NOT powerless. YOU ARE DIVINE!!!!!
Love to all,
Jenn