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Honor the Waves


I was in yoga class on Saturday - that's normally where I receive all my beautiful messages of wisdom. Towards the end of the class the teacher said that it is so important to honor the waves within us. Honor the waves of emotion, of change. I'm not sure about you but I often judge my low energy/negative feelings. I am naturally a positive person, so when I am feeling a bit low I can easily jump into a place a of judgement, wondering why I am feeling like that, why I'm not inspired and motivated to live my best life. But we can't be in a high energy all day every day. We can consistently be happier when we practice tools to get us there, like meditation, appreciation, exercise. But it is completely normal to have ups and downs. It is completely normal to feel a range of different emotions all the time. Especially as women, we experience different levels of hormones all the time which can have a huge effect on our emotions and mental well-being.

What if we actually gave ourselves permission to simply honor the waves of change within us. What if we noticed our emotions and acknowledged them without judgement? My beautiful coach said that when she's feeling a little out of alignment sometimes, she watches a good movie, has a cry or nap and allows herself to embrace the feeling as when she does that, the next day she finds herself back in beautiful alignment again. 

How can you embrace and acknowledge your feelings through this global change we are going through? How can you honor your feelings and the global waves of change? Is there a way you can nurture yourself to create a feeling of comfort within the uncertainty? I have been using a beautiful mantra that I picked up from someone else, "I am learning to find comfort in the unknown". After all, it is always the unknown that scares most of us, but just because it is unknown, doesn't mean its necessarily bad. As we have recently witnessed in nature, the unknown can bring beautiful new beginnings! 

If you feel you would like some messages of positivity at this time, please join my facebook group as a support system: Be Content with Robyn Tamlin-Lea

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