That is to say, when you make somebody or something else the source of your power, you disconnect or limit your connection to your true source.
Of course, we cannot truly disconnect completely from our true Source because we are part of the source, but we can obscure our connection.
We can diminish it.
We can feel that we are not connected to our true source as much as we can be.
When we out-source our power to somebody else, some system, or something else, we think that we are giving the responsibility of our life to that somebody or something else.
But, in fact, we only relinquish our own power.
And, from that lack of power, we still remain responsible for the creation of our life, with all the non-contributing things that result from our relinquishment of power.
So, the next step is to realize, to acknowledge, where in our lives we have placed our power outside of ourselves and to take that power back.
The NEXT next step is to realize that the power is with us and then to disconnect from that artificial (not-good-for-us) source of power, and re-establish, re-acknowledge our connection to our true source.
How you do it is up to you (or you can choose to work with one of us here, at Simplitao).
Whatever clear, non-entangling practice or system helps you reconnect to your true source is good.
The only requirement is that you use it day in and day out.
Because there are many ways in which we forget, we limit or sometimes obscure our connection to our true source.
I invite you to acknowledge where in your life you out-sourced your power and to start taking it back.
Send me a message to miruna @ simplitao. ro if you’re inspired to work with me on this topic and whatever else we uncover that limits your potential.
