When is a Mess a Blessing?



Posted: Wednesday, July 20, 2011

by askahealer
Detoxing Your Body Safely

My Biggest Mess and How It Changed Me Forever

Imagine finding yourself in love with the person you absolutely believe is your soul-mate and realizing that your lifestyle and beliefs are so far apart as to be devastatingly destructive to your spiritual well-being.

Imagine discovering that AFTER you are already in love as you never have been before and involved in a very deep and meaningfully committed relationship that not only encompasses the person but a shared community with people you both love.

That's where I found myself in 2001.  I remember telling myself I should have seen the signs.  It wasn't as if anything was hidden from me.  I knew what I was getting into and I knew it wasn't in alignment with who I was at my core.

But, oh, the love.

When it ended, I felt as if I would literally die from grief.  I spent months, literally, suffering as I never knew a person could suffer.

It took years after that to be able to look back and consider ... how did I get myself out of that situation?

It happened the way it happened because I resisted letting go of what no longer served.  If I had been able to admit the mess that I had co-created, and leave on my own, there might have been a happier ending.

The lesson I took away from that who experience is two-fold:

1.  I learned that, no matter how big a mess I seem to get my life into, as long as I keep my heart open and I stay spiritually available, there are blessings among the painful memories.

2.  I learned that I can truly trust my internal guidance system and that, when it says something is out of alignment, it's true.  I learned to pay attention earlier, to the signs that a decision or choice could be made easier, earlier or in a different way.
Since 1991, this author has worked as a wellness counselor. She maintains several health and wellness portals online, including an holistic wellness library. Writing is in her blood. She wrote a spiritual prophecy book, authored two inspirational card sets and, on the lighter side, has written screenplays and theatrical plays for fun. Neva also maintains a health and wellness blog

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