Thoughts from a Hay House Junkie (part 1)

Here are some of my thoughts while listening to Hay House one afternoon:

 

Many of us are so well versed in giving. But we need to learn how to receive from the universe, from others.

Part of that is being very vulnerable, breaking your heart wide open.

Is there another soul out there that is willing to be that brave, that open? To let go of expectations and explore?

Can I let go of preconceived ideas and expectations?

Even if we feel alone, we are still connected to everything and everyone else. We are buying into the illusion of being alone. We should reach out to others when we feel the "primal emptiness". However, reaching out can be simply having a conversation with another. [It doesn't have to include sliding into bed with someone, does it?]

A. Hicks:

"Learn how to be instinctual...not emotional."

I live in my head so much, does it scarcely seem possible?

 

Wait, I know that is one of the limiting beliefs I need to break. Let me reword this: I can live from my heart, be open to new experiences, free to explore and learn. I have a wise intuition, and welcome its insight into my life.

 

Perceptions shifting...that's how our focus changes.

Regarding the thoughts of seeking physical touch: So, is it settling for less than I deserve? Or is it becoming open to ask for what I need? 

And why is this a running debate in my life? Carnal vs. soul needs. Is it possible they can intersect?