Wednesday, January 26, 2022
How could knowing the future actually help you? Having that kind of omniscience would strip the spontaneity out of life, and would not require any intelligence or creativity on your part. If you spoil the ending, by knowing what’s coming, then what’s the point of continuing? The unknown is enticing, rather than scary. That’s because what you don’t know, will spawn creativity. Creativity fuels hope. As an intelligent being, you know how to solve complex problems, and you can trust in your ability to deal with all sorts of challenges. Put trust in the internal (your abilities and your intelligence), rather than putting trust in how it all “turns out,” the external. Clinging to the outcome – that’s fear and obsessive desperation. But fear closes the door to opportunity and potential. Faith in yourself opens that door. Life wants you to know your potential, not to know how your story ends.
Fear poisons self-perception. But you have all of the necessary qualifications to solve problems, to create good things, and to adapt when necessary. You have the intelligence and creativity to figure out anything that comes your way. When you realize your capabilities, the universe gets to work, and it starts making things happen on your behalf, behind the scenes.
There are conversations being had; there are people that you need, moving towards you; there are solutions hatching; and there are opportunities about to become known to you. There is magic, working behind the scenes, when you begin to trust in yourself. The outcome might not look exactly as you thought it would, but that’s not the point. The purpose is to put faith in your adaptability, your intelligence, your skills, etc., and to allow things to fall into place exactly as they should. There’s absolutely no more reason to doubt yourself and to be afraid. Your inner power is far more capable than you think it is.