Words From The Dark Healer – Episode 2 – Who’s Responsible for Your Key Concerns?

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I’m going to be asking you to consider some key concerns and your relationship to them. In an attempt to have you take something that might seem quite philosophical, conceptual, and begin to realize how much that structures internally your health and well-being and structures your day-to-day experience of life.

So the core question is, who is responsible for your key concerns? Who is responsible for your experience of time, for your experience of your space? For your experience of trust? For your experience of identity?

So what do I mean? Well, let’s start with identity as an energy held around the crown chakra. Are you responsible for who you identify in being, in key moments in your life?

How do you find that out? One way is, if people call you something, a nickname, your full name, if they call you relative to a role you play in your family or in your business, does that change who you are, how you think or feel, instantly, like a reaction? Or are you in charge of how you fit underneath what you are called?

In terms of trust, Is it past experience that decides whether you trust something or someone right now in the present and whether you have faith in the future turning out or in things in your future actually happening? Or does the past or your experience of the future being unknown and unpredictable decide whether or not you can trust things or people, even yourself?

The same can be done regarding time. Is time something that you create and dictate? Can you speed up your experience of it and slow it down? Or does that completely depend on the environment that you’re in, what you’re doing in that environment, or the people you are with? The things outside of you have more effect on your experience of time than you do.

And then there is space. How much does the space that you are in and how much room you have dictate your mindset, your mood, and your overall well-being?

Be clear that the answers to these questions are not definitive. That doesn’t mean that once you decide that you’re not in control of your time, that you can never be. In fact, the whole point is simply to realise that at some point, your existing relationship to these things was crystallised, formed by something.

And in fact, it is possible to reform it. But even in just thinking about it, you may notice shifts in your energy, a sense of confusion, a sense of anxiety.

And those experiences, those shifts, are part of the process of freeing yourself from what you have already decided, for what’s already true for you about these key areas.

If you can shift what’s already true for you, you can create a new truth.

Let me know how you get on.

And I thank you for listening to the end.