5 Ways to know what feels right

Life presents many situations.  The choices about what to do may seem endless.  People around you offer unsollicited advice and opinions.  Explore in depth five ways to know what feels right;

1) Be aware of the body - everything you detect and do not notice about the body is communicating with you. Be bold, daring.  Ask body parts directly what they wish you to know.

2) Be aware of your thoughts- thought forms come and go.  Dwelling on any mental image gives it life. Read your emotions. What feels right requires no thought. It guides impulsiveness.

3) Be aware of the nature of your relationships -everyone you meet is a pointer to what the heart knows.  Each person is synchronicity taking form, guiding you to see the best choice.

4) Be aware of your chosen environment(s) - every environment emits energy that resonates with your energy or not.  Be aware of attraction or repulsion and underlying reasons.

5) Be aware of the difference between conditioned beliefs & intuition -you are taught what is good, right or best for you. These beliefs differ from unexplainable reasons why you act.

Comments

[Jannie Funster]

A cafe or museum can be a nice environment, if we like a feel we can incorporate it into our homes. or we can just imagine it. We can choose environments in our writing and can go there at will.

dwelling on mental images is very important, what we dwell on matters, the truth is being aware of what works for us, and what we can learn from. focus can be shifted when we choose. there is no limit to what we can do and be!

[bern]

Its as if when everything is righted....transcending any and all mental objections, then one returns one to unrestricted feeling which is true living.

Being aware that every moment is an opportunity to discover relations brings one into a greater family reunion.

[Liara Covert]

Jannie, being aware of how you think and feel in the moment is very empowering. It is indeed the prerogative of every human to change his or her focus of attention and grow.

[Liara Covert]

bern, you are everything and nothing. You have family and no family, relationships and none. You are every-body and no-body. Everything is simply energy in motion.