Move Beyond Intention to Belief

The importance of traditions and beliefs, working within a group, bringing your light to a conventional workplace, finding joy in a structured environment, shining your truth into the world, helping others, finding the key to your spiritual north, learning to be your own guru.

Getting stuck in the status quo, a time to challenge institutional beliefs, letting go of old ways of thinking that you have outgrown, learning to navigate as a new age thinker in an old age circumstance, the need to cultivate more faith.

You are a spiritual being, and you have lightworking charisma in spades. You have the glow of a leader and the ability to bring people together under a common umbrella for a unified goal. Use your powerful voice and your message to inspire people, and show them the way by walking the talk. Seek to serve, and move from intention to a place of unquestionable belief. You are being asked to untether your faith so that it can multiply and flourish.

Remember that there is no need to follow anyone else without first checking in with your own wise heart. Are you holding on to old ways of thinking without questioning them? What beliefs are you growing into? Allow Spirit to show you how to believe—how to really believe—because that is how your intentional, miraculous, and spectacular life thrives. Choose your beliefs. Write them down. Know that they will guide you through any hardship you face. Say them out loud and hear the conviction in your voice. State your future for the Universe to hear, and when you do, you will unlock a beautiful symphony of success.

Is an old belief keeping you locked in the status quo? It may not always click. It may not always be easy. How can you make sure it always feels uplifting and inspiring?

How can you navigate an old paradigm with new ways of thinking? And how can you navigate a new paradigm—and the unknown—with old traditions in tow? And what needs to happen so that the past and the future can be merged gracefully?

How can you stretch your views in order to honor others’ beliefs? How can you find a satisfying middle ground?

How solid is your faith?