Are You Willing to Change?

Last night, I held a gathering at my home for the sheer purpose of bringing people together who are on the path of healing their mind/body/spirit.  I want to reach out to as many as possible about the positive message of creating the changes we desire. The theme of the evening was for us to view the film based on Louise L. Hay's teachings, "You Can Heal Your Life". The film was so very poignant about the power of our thoughts and how they create our reality. What stood out for me the most during this film was the many testimonials from others, of various backgrounds and professions, and how they discovered this for themselves when faced with a challenge to make a big change. Our conversation after the film ended, made it very clear to me that so many of us are on this journey of making change.   This film was inspirational, motivational, and emotionally profound.  

You all know people who are stuck in a mind set that they’ll never meet their soulmate, have a career that they really want, or leave an abusive relationship, and so on and so forth. The way they speak to themselves and rationalize why they cant do this, or that, just keeps them held in ransom within fear. But guess what? What if its never too late to make a change? What if you just stopped what you were doing right now and said to yourself, "I am willing to change"?

I have been sharing the power of our thoughts, emotions, and affirmations with hundreds of people, for many years.  And as a life coach, medium and healer,  I have seen a multitude of people make positive changes in their lives. One day very soon, I will write my own story for all to read but one person stands out to me in this moment. My husband's grandmother began vaudeville dancing in her early 20's, when it was unusual for young women  not to be married, let alone have a career. She met her soulmate during her stage career, and later took care of him for seven years after he had a massive stroke.  She did so never complaining about it, as she would not place him in a nursing care facility. After he passed on, she kept on working until she was in her 80's! When she retired, she turned to her passion of oil painting and was quite good at it! She woke up everyday, put on a stylish outfit, took great care of herslef,  played cards with friends and enjoyed the presence of others. At age 92, she was learning Spanish.  Was it ever too late for her to pursue what she desired? She clearly didn’t think so.  She felt that everything was possible if you believed in yourself, and she lived by that example.

When we make excuses not to change, we block positive people and situations from manifesting in our lives. Why do we hold ourselves back? Because our self talk tells us that we don't think we are worthy, or we are too afraid, or we are too fat, not pretty enough, we are too broke, or we do not love ourselves enough to trust our own heart.   I have news for you though......we are never too old to make a positive change. Our physical body ages but not our spirit.  If you listen to your heart and the energy that flows from it, you can feel the vitality in your physical body when you think of a thought that feels good. It all comes down to how you approach your life -- as positive, or negative. If you take care of yourself by allowing healthy relationships and situations into your life, if you are eating well, exercising and getting enough rest -- you will find that your life will begin to change in the positive direction you intend. 

It is our Divine purpose to live with JOY.  You CAN change.  You ARE worthy. 

Our time on earth now is quite unique and we have the ability to create positive change -- right NOW.  So, go ahead and rent the dvd "You Can Heal Your Life".  It may just be the message you have been looking for.