The Year of Relation-Shifts

How do you experience relationship?

• Have you noticed that the world around you seems to be different?
• Are you becoming aware that people are relating to you differently? Or that as you communicate with them or offer assistance they don’t seem able to hear you or to accept what you have to say?
•  Have you noticed that your relationship to your friends and others are no longer as interesting as they once were?

Many people are noticing huge changes in their relationships, some of which are not at all easy to deal with.  Although we are aware of the “Shift” and are being prepared for change, we nonetheless are having these same challenges.

Many of us are also finding ourselves wondering how we can fulfill our roles as healers, teachers and leaders, how we can best offer assistance to those around us, and how we can draw the line consciously (and kindly) when others around  us are choosing to stay stuck and asleep.

The Shift we have all been waiting for has now arrived and is rapidly expanding within, through and around each of us. It is in the process of changing everything that we know and more particularly how we know and how we experiencewhat we know.

The most fundamental aspects to this Shift will be very personal.  The primary focus of these aspects is to redefine and transform how we perceive, understand and have a relationship with every aspect of what is external to our conscious awareness. Your sense of relationship will never again be the same as the Shift progressives through 2012. When we think of the word relationship, we think of lovers, husband-and-wife, child and parent. “Me in relationship to you, I in relationship to my friends, co-workers and those I love as well as those I dislike.” But there is much more to how we have come to perceive and understand our relationship with others.

When the Creator said, “Go to the farthest edge of the farthest edge so that I may know myself in my fullness,” you ran to the front of the line saying, “Send me!”  What the Creator was actually saying was, “I wish to know myself in relationship to all that surrounds me.” But throughout time as we know it our understanding and demonstration of relationship has changed to something considerably different. We have come to know ourselves not by how we perceive ourselves in relationship to that which is around us, but instead have learned to perceive our relationship to all that is around us based on what those around us think of us.

For example, I may not have any interest in red shirts, but all of my friends wear red shirts because they are the ‘in’ thing.   So I give up my seniority, and deny my own alignment with what is my truth in order to fit in, to become one with, to be accepted by those outside of me who are expressing what is right and wrong, good and bad, and what I should and should not do and I put on my red shirt…[Click Here To Continue Reading]