Live, Love and Be Happy

I have known about TUT and Notes from the Universe for a while now.

They have been coming my way from time to time via friends and acquaintances. And then on Saturday morning another one came and caught my attention, hook, line and sinker.

For those who ponder and wonder and wrestle with the idea of what it is they really want, I have an answer that each would wholeheartedly agree with: “HAPPINESS.”

And for those who ponder and wonder and wrestle with exactly what will bring them true happiness, I have an answer that each would wholeheartedly disagree with: “Just do something, do anything, as soon as possible, and do it with care.”

So I’d add, “Trust me.”

Tallyho,
The Universe

And just like that, I was drawn in, signed up and summarily agreed to be ever mindful of the magical, infinite loving reality in which I live, that has my back, and where all things are forever possible. And I promised to live, love and be happy no matter what.

And to trust.

Learn to let go

This is a hard one for someone who likes the reassurance of knowing what is happening when, and how and why I must do something. And although I have learned to let go, err… I am learning to let go and trust the process, doubt, that invidious stalker, is never far away.

As long as I soothe him, (interesting that I should think that doubt is a man!) ‘Ah! You’re here. What do you want me to know?’ and acknowledge him, I can say ‘Thank you for telling me. What we need now is trust.’ Then I can get on with putting my focus on what I have to do, trusting all will be well.

Consciously choosing trust gets easier the more you do it. Know where you can find inspiration should you need it.

- These blog posts on trust may be just the tool for the job: Reflections on Trust which you can read here and Trust the Process which you can find right here.
- A good quote or two always does it for me. Who can argue with Alan Watts when he says ‘To have faith is to trust yourself to the water. When you swim you don’t grab hold of the water, because if you do you will sink and drown. Instead, you relax, and float.’