Emelia Sam

Whenever you share a story about yourself, stop to ask yourself the reason why. Examine the place from which the desire to divulge emerges.

The same story can be told in entirely different ways. Depending on your intention, it changes. Are you sharing to caution or encourage? To invoke sympathy or to inspire? Are you tied to the struggle or the triumph of your tale? Are you sharing to give or to get?

What you tell and how you tell it says a lot about who you really are in that moment.

Tweet this: Every story has an agenda.

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Tweet this: Your soul knows the way home.

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There’s so much talk about the art of manifestation. It’s been made into a skill we acquire rather than an innate gift we uncover.

Manifestation is a process that mirrors our true nature. It lives in the unseen and seen.

Often, we get caught up in the physical world and underestimate the potency of belief. Yet, to steadfastly believe is to honor the greater part of you that is nonphysical. 

Remember, what you see is only a portion of your story. 

Tweet this: Your belief is a portal to the miraculous.

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Tweet this: Life waits just outside of your stories.

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We often talk in terms of what we deserve. Mainstream conditioning erroneously leads us to believe that we must be enough of something in order to obtain something else. We ask the questions:

“Am I attractive enough to be noticed?”
“Am I smart enough to be acknowledged?”
“Am I powerful enough to be respected?”
“Am I good enough to be loved?”

In the constant search for enough-ness,  your true origins are forgotten. Remember that you are literally made of “star stuff” and no one has ever questioned the worth of the cosmos.

Tweet this: Your birth affirmed your worth.

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Tweet this: Sadness often calls for shedding.

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As is said, worry is a misuse of imagination (Dan Zadra). What starts as a single concern can quickly escalate. Before you know it, you are caught in the undercurrent of cascading thoughts.

It is worry’s duty to confront you with the enormity of the worst case scenario. However, you need not go for the ride. Whenever overwhelm hits, bring it back to the moment at hand. Your power cannot be found when your attention is scattered amongst the many (erroneous) stories your mind is telling you. You can choose to get ahead of yourself or get a hold of yourself.

Tweet this: Presence mitigates pressure.

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Tweet this: You can choose to be healed or haunted.

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Some days, you’re more attuned than others. Sometimes, it’s a moment to moment affair. And in those times when attunement wavers, comes the experience of worry, doubt, fear, envy, insecurity, boredom, stagnancy, unhappiness and even hatred.

Consider each of these states nothing more than a craving for connection.

Whether in the form of connecting to another human or nature or one’s own creativity, there’s a recurrent call to commune with spirit. Time and time again, you will be urged to remember your Divinity by recognizing it where it lives inside and outside of you.

Tweet this: Peace is granted through connection.

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