When we think transition we think new job, new house etc.  Transition symbolizes the passing of the "old" and the entrance of the "new".  The time it takes for this passing is referred to as the transitional period.  In our society we have attributed this phrase to represent material things,  But transition runs much deeper, sometimes so deep in the sub-conscious we're scarcely aware of it.  Have you thought about events that have altered your behavior or shifted your perception of something?  Have you thought about what your habitual thought patterns are and how with age and experiences they somehow begin to change?  This is also transition; of a more significant kind.  These past weeks I had quite an "aha" moment as I came face to face with just those habitual responses - you know the kind that is ingrained in us from childhood and we barely even consciously give them thought.  I began thinking of where I truly wanted my life to go and although my vision was clear I could not get my arms around why it wasn't manifesting.  What habitual behavior or thought pattern was keeping it in thought mode only? When, with a little help from the universe, it dawned on me. "Hello?", as I am fond of saying on occasion. I realized that I needed to make a serious transition in the very path I was following, not the material path, mind you, but the path of my very being.  What was my basic thought process following? Upon further examination I realized it was fear, that gripping, controlling, demanding energy that disguises itself as common sense and logic and habitual patterns of the past.  That nasty fear that always somehow makes us feel bad, makes us want to constantly have control, that insists on certainty and needs everything.  Then there is that path of love, that comes straight from the heart breeding trust and unwavering faith - that always makes us feel good, happy and excited, that allows us to relinquish control and feel safe about it, that accepts uncertainty knowing that we will be taken care of and finally needs nothing at all.  I learned to trust and lean into the source.  As an old friend of mine put it "if everyone would just let go and let God we would be so much better off."  I believe it finally to be true, the belief that sinks into your bones and consciousness and transitions your life to all that you dreamed it to be. 

 

Pay close attention, which path are you really following?