Withdrawing from Shaktipat

[Guest guest]

Hi all...

 

I just wanted to get feedback on a request that I made to chrism to

withdraw from Shaktipat (temporarily). My issue is, and has always

been fear, I guess, in performing normal daily requirements. My job

will probably come to an end soon, and I need my wits about me to

interview and perhaps to study hard in some new endeavor. I know that

I should trust that all will be okay and go with the flow, but it is

difficult to let go (ego?) and to trust in the process. I guess it's

also fear of the unknown, and knowing that there is no returning to my

present consciousness (not that I should wish to)... I read of the

problems shared by many, and I'm hesitant to make the jump. (If I were

retired, I think there would be no concern). Anyway, I am praying for

progress with balance, and I thought that the words of the group here

might bring some wisdom. But in any case, I wish blessings to this

group and hope that there are many blissful (balanced) awakenings.

 

Blessings...

Paul

[Guest guest]

Hello Paul. I am sorry to hear of your situation and that you feel

the need to withdraw from the Shaktipat.

 

I was so scared when I got here. I was still recovering from my

injuries, overwhelmed, working part time, having financial issues,

etc. I remember saying " I just can't DO this right now! How do I

make it stop?? " I questioned how a mother of a 2 year old could go

through this awakening, how I could be a wife, recover from injuries,

etc. But a way was made. Shakti healed me from a number of my

injuries so that I would not be in pain all the time, so I would not

have to pop Vicodin like candy.

 

I am not presuming to advise you, only sharing my experience. A way

was made for me. I decided to have the faith and move forward and a

way was made. The synchronicities, gifts, situations that fall in my

lap - have been amazing. The healing nothing short of a miracle for

me.

 

You need to do what you feel is right for you. The only suggestion I

would make is to ask your Higher Self what the right thing is, not

your ego. If followed, the ego would keep us from ever getting

anywhere.

 

I am adding you on to my prayer list, dear Paul. I sincerely hope

that things become clear for you soon and you are lead to make

decisions for your higher good.

 

Like you said, you are still part of the family and there will be

other Shaktipats to participate in.

 

Big hug Paul!

 

Sarita

 

, " paulrffff "

<paulrf2 wrote:

>

> Hi all...

>

> I just wanted to get feedback on a request that I made to chrism to

> withdraw from Shaktipat (temporarily). My issue is, and has always

> been fear, I guess, in performing normal daily requirements. My

job

> will probably come to an end soon, and I need my wits about me to

> interview and perhaps to study hard in some new endeavor. I know

that

> I should trust that all will be okay and go with the flow, but it

is

> difficult to let go (ego?) and to trust in the process. I guess

it's

> also fear of the unknown, and knowing that there is no returning to

my

> present consciousness (not that I should wish to)... I read of the

> problems shared by many, and I'm hesitant to make the jump. (If I

were

> retired, I think there would be no concern). Anyway, I am praying

for

> progress with balance, and I thought that the words of the group

here

> might bring some wisdom. But in any case, I wish blessings to this

> group and hope that there are many blissful (balanced) awakenings.

>

> Blessings...

> Paul

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Paul,

I would tell you to be brave, that you will have your " wits " about you

as you go forth into unknown territories.

As you follow Chrism's advice and especially the safeties, you will

have nothing to fear.

You will be in better shape to handle the world's issues as you will

have better insight to what is going on.

 

Best of luck to you always, (be fearless in your strength, as you come

from a position of strength)

 

Love,

 

Ray