How have you been?
Believe it or not, I have been writing to you daily – but haven’t sent you any of the letters I have written. (Sounds like that Michael Buble song…)
The reason is because everything I have been writing has been more of my own personal journal of the lessons I am learning. But from what I am hearing, when I am learning something – often you are going through the very same thing, or learning the very same lessons! I often receive replies to my letters that say things like, “It is as if you know exactly what I am going through” or “I feel as if you wrote that specifically for me.”
We are all human and we share consciousness.
The other day, when I held a free 2-hour remote viewing class, there were 297 attendees! And so many of those attending let me know that they want me to write them more often.
In that vein, here we go. I hope these ramblings are useful to you.
Today’s theme is “Patience.” I have to laugh, because patience has never been my strong suit. They say patience is a virtue, but I’m still trying to figure out who “they” are.
This morning, as I sat in meditation, I realized that impatience usually stems from a desire to control the outcome. It’s a form of resistance to the present moment. I want things to hurry up and resolve themselves so I can get on with life. But life doesn’t work that way. And remote viewers?! They are very impatient as a whole, LOL! Because we all want to be “super-psychics” and right away, too!
Patience is about allowing things to unfold in their own time.
Patience is surrendering to the flow of life instead of fighting against it. When I have patience, I feel calmer, more centered, and less stressed. There’s an underlying trust that everything is happening exactly as it should.
Yet, knowing this intellectually and practicing it emotionally are two different things. When faced with uncertainty or challenges, my default response is still impatience. I want answers now. I want solutions immediately. And I am no good as “deferred gratification.” But the universe operates on its own timeline, not mine.
The irony is that the more impatient I become, the slower everything seems to move.
It’s as if life is teaching me that the only way to speed things up is to slow myself down. To breathe. To trust. To let go.
So today, I’m practicing patience. I’m reminding myself that I don’t need to have all the answers right now. I just need to be present, to stay open, and to trust the process. It’s easier said than done, but maybe that’s why they call it a practice.
If you have time, I’d love to hear from you.
How does patience – or the lack of it – affect your life and relationships?
How does it affect your remote viewing journey?
Much love,
Lori
Hi Lori,
Thank you for writing to us!
I have zero patience (trust) and it feels like I want to beat the “system” meaning to get out of its grip so that I can clear my view and get direct contact with the creator (as an expressed wish in my mind) and of course avoid the low negative frequencies.
Fortunately, this world’s people are waking up and we may become stronger together with positive thinking, and learn to trust more….be patient with ourselves.
I agree with all the information you provide, slowing down allows to get a refined inner picture of the more subtle important universal information as the universe is conscious. This is like an impression coming down from our higher mind and eventually, what we are really looking for becomes much more visible, a reality, a manifestation.
So, now I will remember the full meaning of “be still and know that I am God.”
Thank you also for the beautiful pictures.
Regards.