Feelings of Separation from Society? - Sarita

[Guest guest]

There are many experiences that you can expect Sarita most of which will depend

upon how you walk while on " this " plateau. Where you place your faith and how

you are able to to trust the process that continues.

 

The disconnection is part of a process of reintegration. How we are able to be

" here " as we are inside of transformation. The " new " us inside of the familiar

paradigm.

 

You will be able to feel and understand your path as you allow it to unfold

without attributing the feelings of disconnection to something being wrong or

negative as is often typical for a person having feelings that can feel " out of

synch. "

 

As you begin to re acclimate to the continuing transformation and as your

process leaves the current plateau it is the tremendous love and unity of all

that often returns to shield one from the separate nature of being different in

a society where that is not always honored.

 

It is essential to be true to what the process " has been giving " by not denying

it or resisting it from a fear foundation. Fear will make the current plateau

seem endless. And it " can be " until we begin to process the transformation in

ways that are not fearful resistance. Rather we accept the changes as a natural

part of our evolution regardless of how the ego quantifies them.

 

This will often move us beyond our comfort zones.

 

And in this plateau we are being given the opportunities to get our ego fears

out of the way as we approach the next stage of transformation. It will take as

long as that takes for an individual. We are unique as we come with different

issues that cause fear.

 

So as these issues are released so will the plateau begin to approach the next

phase of vertical climb. And our further developments will begin to present to

us. And it is that release that allows our process to be felt as extremely

powerful and so it is! - blessings Sarita! - chrism

 

, " Sarita " <sarita1969

wrote:

I am currently experiencing

> separation/disconnection to a great extent and would like to know what I

> might expect. Many thanks!

>

> Sarita