“Let go, I’ll catch you.”

“No, I don’t want to.  I’m afraid.”

“I promise, I’ll catch you.”

“You promise?”

“Yes.  I will catch you.”

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Back in the early days of our childhood, many of us had the safety of our parents or caregiver to “catch us.”  As we grow older and take on a role of more independence, with that “freedom” came more responsibilities.

We may still have someone around to “catch us” should we need it, however, many people no longer feel they have such a safety net.   The universe, however, might argue otherwise.

When we “fall” the universe is there to “catch us.”  However, the universe also knows that there are times when we need to “fall” so that we can obtain some of the growth we need.   There are times, when a “fall” is not what we might want, but is exactly what we need at this moment in our life’s journey.

When you begin to understand that the universe has a “safety net” below you as you step carefully on the “tight rope,” you will understand that such a net exists.  However, you will not know how far away that net is, which will determine the length of our fall.  The universe, in some cases, may let you fall without a net.  The key is to understand that everything is perfect in your life just the way it is.

When we begin to understand that everything is perfect in our lives, and that there really is no such thing as “falling” we can live with the enthusiasm and passion that resides within us.  The concept of “falling” or rather “failing” is one that has been presented by the ego.  That is because the ego has its sights set on the other end of the “tight rope” you are negotiating and has convinced you that anything other than reaching that point, is failure.

When you learn to let go of the outcome, and to understand that you can set your beacons to reach the other side of the tight rope, but that is only to guide you on your way.  Any unplanned “detours” that may temporarily distract you from your objective are exactly what you need to accomplish your life’s higher purpose.

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When you find yourself negotiating the tight rope of life.  Understand that “falls” are part of the journey, too.    Understand that everything in your life is “perfect” exactly the way that it is.

Written Wed, Nov 12, 214 7:59 – 8:08 AM MST