Have you been open to the voice of the universe?
When we set our intention to, and are willing to open and listen we can hear, we can see, and we can receive the love the universe is constantly showering us with.
The universe is constantly loving us and talking to us, sending us messages by way of an article in a magazine, the words on a billboard, a license plate on the car in front of us, by the words another person suddenly says to us…
Set your intention to be open and receive, and then pay attention and look out.
Miracles will show up.
I had been thinking about signing up for this course that I already took twice before but was really unsure. I wasn’t really feeling that I need to. It’s a course on creating an intention mandala for 2015 my new year. I already know what the year will be COURAGE and so I was conflicted if I should take this class again.
And then out of the clear blue a soul sister that had taken the class with me before, wrote to me in a private message on FB asking if I’m going to take the class again.
I told her that I didn’t know, had been thinking about it but couldn’t make up my mind.
She suggested I ask the question at night before going to sleep and see what comes up in the morning.
Great idea! Nothing came up.
So I decided to do some soul writing in my journal to see if I get a response and the response sure came and I signed up for the course.
I realized that although I already knew the intention for my 2015 year, and named my year – COURAGE – the fact that I hadn’t actually created my mandala meant that there was still something missing, there was still something I need to unfold and look at.
I signed up for the class and when I told my soul sister she did too. 🙂
Right at that moment when I decided to take the course, I knew this was perfect for me. I felt really happy and excited about the possibility that this class holds and what it will reveal for me.
The universe has spoken and I listened!
Blessings
© Masha Gitel Ellman 2014
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