Out of Pain

Before we can fully connect with our inner Spirit, we must get out of pain. Physical pain distracts. Emotional and mental pain distort. Relationship pain demands. Financial pain detours.

We may feel defeated, depressed, disappointed or desperate when in pain. We may lose our center, our goals and priorities. We may feel exhausted and alone. We self medicate with drugs, food, distractions, work, sleep, exercise or over stimulation.

There are as many addictions as there are sources of pain. There are experiences that baffle and confound our need to understand. There are ways we exhaust ourselves in fighting the pain. There are often endless searching for solutions with no real answers.

Pain is usually caused at a deep level by conflict in purpose, path and process. When we are at odds with our highest purpose and calling, pain may show us in a multitude of forms. When we are living a “lie” or someone else’s vision for us, we feel separate and unfulfilled. When we miss the inner change in direction and continue what no longer works, we hurt within.

To get out of pain becomes our passion and our purpose. Once comfortable, we often rest with relief, neglecting the real need. When we sink into the lethargy or complacency of no pain, we continue to miss the mark. What is our calling, our unique contribution, our highest purpose to be lived? Back into another form of pain, we go with an endless searching for peace rather than possibility. What would it take for us to rise out of pain and continue with an inner connection to the Highest Good? What do we need to do to live a life of enjoyment and fulfillment, freedom and trust? What is the way to stay connected and to access immediate answers for the High Way for us? First get out of pain. Use whatever is effective and helpful. Avoid what is harmful and creates dependency. Then listen within for guidance on how to live life with ease and joy.

To be attuned to God, to Spirit within, to your Highest Good and inner Guidance, release the pain. To live with freedom and joy requires that we impeccably care for our whole Self: mind, body and Spirit. To follow the path least traveled invites us to understand and accept our own uniqueness. To own and honor the gifts we are here to contribute is the source of the end of all suffering.

Begin to today. Love all of you well. Accept your differences. Celebrate the beauty and blessing of You.

Loving you with a heart that is True B’Lue!

With love, Betty Lue

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