Sometimes there just doesn’t seem to be a way out. You’ve tried everything, thought about it from every angle but can’t find a solution. Then, maybe it’s best to surrender and see what happens. Let the universe deal with the issue, give it up to a higher power and simply surrender. Stop trying so hard and get back into the flow. Reinstate your own power and go back to trusting that everything is going to be ok. That’s what surrendering is, at least to me.

I’ve had lots of changes over the last year, actually years, and it’s only because I was willing to surrender, that I was able to see the bigger picture and purpose. Now, retrospectively I see all the hidden blessings in all those many challenges. Trust that you’re never given anything that you can’t handle. Give up trying to control the outcome. You can’t push the river, just let it flow. I know this is easier said than done. I myself struggled with this just a few months ago. Luckily I’ve got some great tools to help me along, such as EFT tapping and other modalities. I gained clarity and now know that everything had to happen exactly as it did, in fact, it was meant to and me pushing, struggling and trying to control things, only made it worse for me and my emotional state at the time. I was trying so hard to go upstream, because I thought I knew what I had to do and what was best, yet the universe always know better and things will work out excactly as they are meant. I learnt my lesson and so can you. If you struggle with your current life circumstances and feel like you could do with some help to let go, surrender and see the bigger picture, feel free to get in touch with me or anyone who you trust and who is qualified to help. You don’t have to face any of this alone, yet if you choose to, know that there’s always a way and that things will always work out ok eventually. Let go of the pain & struggle and trust that the lessons will soon be revealed to you, if you keep looking.

Happy January vibes. Let’s make 2020 our best year and decade ever!!!!

Hugs from the southeast coast of England.

Sandy