Appendix VIII
“Whenever
you feel some deeply painful emotion such as fear, sadness, unworthiness or
shame, instead of thinking that you must get rid of these feeling, become your
own Angel. Say to yourself, ‘It is perfectly okay to feel this sadness, this
fear, this rejection.’ It is in feeling these emotions that I am transmuting
these energies for myself and all of humanity by holding them in unconditional
love. And feel the sense of wholeness and peace that comes from this process.”
- Elizabeth
Anne Hill.
Emotions (extract from Bringers of the
Dawn. Teachings of the Pleiadians by Barbara Marciniak, Bear & Company,
Inc., Santa Fe, New Mexico, U.S., 1992, p.151-154).
Many of you don’t want to go beyond these emotional barriers and through
your personal boundaries because it might be painful. You’d like to say
‘abracadabra’ and just have them be gone. Pain brings you feeling. If you can
feel in no other way, sometimes, in order to capture your attention as a
stubborn human, you create pain to show yourself the range of your abilities
and to bring yourself into life. In this way, you can feel the richness of
being alive.
Most
human beings are afraid of their emotional or feeling centre; they are afraid
to feel. Trust your feelings no matter what they are. Trust that they
lead you to something and that the way you feel can bring you a realisation.
You all want to be in life and be removed from it at the same time. You say,
‘Let me just be here and be a powerful person, but I don’t want to feel or
participate too much because it hurts too much and then I will get sucked down.
I don’t trust life.’
When
you are not afraid of feeling, and you move past judgement and allow yourself
to feel all the ways you feel, you will have a tremendous breakthrough because
you will be able to ride feeling into other realities. Some of you are
afraid to feel and participate in this reality, let alone ride into other
realities, because you do not trust your feelings. If you wish to have an
acceleration, dive into something that brings up feeling. Stop skirting the
issue so that you can think you are in control. Dive in the middle of it and
then see if you are in control.
It’s
not that you don’t know how to feel, it’s that you are afraid of your
feelings. You don’t know what to do with them when you have them. They
bring up a sense of powerlessness within you, so you associate feeling with a
sense of powerlessness within you, so you associate feeling with a sense of,
‘Oh, no, I blew it.’ You have a boundary in your belief system that states that
when something comes up that is emotional and brings pain or anger, then it is
not good. It is time to stop tiptoeing around things and avoiding your
emotions.
Anger
serves a purpose. All of you want to get finished with it: you want to sweep it
under the rug and act as if it is no good. You act like it is rotten
vegetables, throw it out, and bury it in the back garden as if there is no
purpose to anger. If you would allow yourselves to express and experience your
fears, which might lead to the expression of your anger, you would learn
something. Those of you who want desperately to avoid fear and anger, and who
are really afraid of these feelings, have something great to learn through
these emotions. They are techniques that move you beyond your personal
boundaries of identity and behaviour, and you are simply afraid to experience
this.
Most
of the time, all you want is to be accepted. You feel that no one will like you
if you do certain things or feel certain ways, so you don’t give yourself
permission to have those certain feelings. That is where the anger comes from.
You have anger because you make judgements about what you can and cannot do. If
you do not give yourself permission to feel, you cannot learn. Feeling connects
you with life.
Feelings
serve a variety of purposes in human beings. We encourage all of you to please
trust and cultivate and rely on your feelings. Understand that your feelings
are your ticket into multidimensional realities, where you must go if you are
seriously playing this game. In multidimensional realities, you learn to hold
and focus many different versions of yourself at once. Feelings can take you to
these places, particularly feelings that you trust. Many of you are very
suspicious and masterful over your feelings. You will not allow certain
feelings to come forward, or you judge them when they come up instead of
observing where they take you or what they do for you.
Because
you have a fear of something, you keep yourself from experiencing it because
you put up a wall that says, ‘If I go there, it is bad.’ You put the brakes on.
In actuality, your fear will eventually energise the experience into your realm
of development because all thought is drawn into form based on the emotional
influence behind it. So sometimes the greatest thing to do is to simply say,
‘What the heck, I will go there. I surrender.’ Then deal with being there and
don’t worry about being centred while you are in your feeling centre. If you
intend to go into your feeling centre and always be in control, you are not
giving yourself the range of movement that is needed to ride the emotions that
knock down boundaries and belief systems.
Anger
has its purpose. Anger is not purposeless and pain is not purposeless. They all
lead you to something. You can make an intention to go into your feeling centre
and learn how to be centred there while you explore the opportunities. If you
say, ‘I am going to be centred there,’ it sounds as if you won’t allow yourself
any movement within it. Instead, just intend to have a centredness. A
centredness does not mean that things don’t fluctuate; it means that you allow
things to fluctuate. Whether a boat is ready to tip over or is in calm water, you
allow it. You ride it, then you get out of the event either a calm ride or
a rough ride. Your emotions are not just food for others, they are food for
the self. This is how you nourish yourself and create your identity. This
is your identity as frequency through your emotions. Emotions feed you and feed
your call letters into existence.
You
are going to deal with each of your boundaries, simply because that is what you
do not want to do. You would love to say, ‘Golden stardust, eliminate all that
has limited me. Boom! I am free.’ Ideally, it would be so simple. That is a
classic example of wanting to recircuit and bypass the feeling centre. You have
certain emotional beliefs or feelings that assist in making these boundaries
outside of yourself, so when you break a boundary, you have to deal with the
emotion that put the boundary there in the first place. Through your emotional
body you are connected to your spiritual body. You may want to bypass something
that is difficult, yet you have to feel your way through it.
You
want to sweep difficult things under the rug and say, ‘I don’t want to do
these,’ when the difficult things are your gemstones. Even if you discover you
have 101,000 boundaries, do not feel frustrated. Simply say, ‘This is
interesting.’ Look at the boundaries you have set up and, instead of swearing
at them, simply observe them and see if you can discover how they came about.
See what purpose they served – what grocery store you shopped in when you
bought those items.
As
soon as you acknowledge and recognise and are willing to release something, it
moves. When you cling or have fear or think, ‘I like that boundary; that serves
me very well,’ then you limit yourself.
You
must learn to love your emotions.
[This chapter in Bringers of the
Dawn, for me, is the ‘Emotion Bible.’ I highly recommend reading the whole
chapter].
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