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The Whole Picture by Krista Socash |
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ow many times do you hear children ask , "Why, why, why, why?" until they
get a truthful answer?. Most of the time, "Because I said so!" doesn't
really answer the question and children persist. But when we hear the truth
or the real reason, we ease off and can move on to something else. When we
don't hear the truth, we can get stuck.
Often I see people get really angry while they are waiting in a line or in traffic, They are fuming because they don't know or understand what the hold up is. But when the cause is revealed, people usually feel empowered and take appropriate action.
We can get so frustrated when we don't know why or don't understand something. Then, we make it into a bigger problem. As spirits, we create problems in order to learn. Problems don't have to be bad. Early in school, we learned to solve math problems and story problems in order to learn to find the solution. We were aware that we didn't have the answer and that we needed to learn more in order to find it. Life is no different, but we get angry or stuck when we have a problem and take it very seriously. We just don't have enough information.
When we analyze, the mind can only put out answers from the data it already has and chances are if you are trying to solve a new problem, you don't have the data. But if you look to spirit, it can guide you to your answers. When people get a psychic reading, usually it's not to have their future told. They are faced with a decision or a choice and intuitively know they don't have the whole picture. They need more communication and clarity so they can make their own decision with more certainty.
What problems were you dealing with a year or so ago? Notice that now, in present time, many of those issues are resolved and you have far greater awareness. You can use a problem to grow, and ask, "What am I learning from being in this situation?" Then you can leave that situation or resolve things much faster.
When we allow ourselves to learn, everybody benefits and we all can have a lot more fun in the process. Enjoy your adventure!
-Rev. Krista Socash
