Making Higher Choices

Higher choices come at an expense of your liking

Choices choices choices, decisions decisions decisions ….. ahhh the joy of being human and the joy of experiencing personal growth and evolution via the choices that we make.

How do we create our life?
How do we achieve what we seek?
Is it By making what we often thing "right decision" or "good decision", cause we do not want to make the "wrong decision".
Is there such thing as the "wrong decision" ?

Whichever decision we make is the "current decision" it is the decision that will make you experience whatever it is you need to experience in order to ultimately arrive to the place of your "true belonging". Discernment is the word I choose to use. Exercising discernment when making decisions and aligning not from the place of judgement or fear. But aligning with the state of the knowing, feeling, perceiving.

From the human perspective and linear mind - we judge, humans judge, and mostly from the place of fear (if only we learned to judge from the place of love), but ultimately it is serving it is purpose to aligning you with the place where it can be seen.

What you ask? What is it that can be seen? - HIGHER PERSPECTIVE.

Human relationships is the massive playground for growth and evolution into the highest version of yourself. It always will come down to making decision from such place if you want to align with your highest potential.

Higher choices often come at an expense of your liking.

You might not like the choice you know you have to make, but you do KNOW within yourself that it is a must choice that is serving everyone's highest good.

Its the knowing that flows through you if you only allow it to get louder by NOT identifying with your comfort zone or the conditioning such as : guilt, shame and fear and so forth

HIGHER PERSPECTIVE comes to you, when you LET GO of attachments to your human experience.

I am here to facilitate your journey out of fear Ans into your highest potential and ascension !

Shanti
www.rejuvelate.com 

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Deanna Avakumova