“The stories people tell have a way of taking care of them. If stories come to you, care for them. And learn to give them away where they are needed. Sometimes a person needs a story more than food to stay alive.”

CROW AND WEASEL

In the novel “The book of longings.” by Sue Monk Kidd, the main character Ana comes to the profound realisation that “every pain in this world just wants to be witnessed.” This stayed with me - as clear and precise as it is, most pain in this world is buried within the unconscious - hidden, rejected, not seen and therefore greatly misunderstood. These untold stories then become the script within someone’s life, whether they like it or not.

Because of this, many untold stories of deep suffering remain as blindspots that unconsciously ‘vacuum’ in specific pain points into someone’s life. Why? Because this is the deeper Law of Attraction. The old stories someone unconsciously holds to be true, comes into their reality to be consciously experienced, so that new choices are available. However without care and attention, these old stories attempting to evolve, become patterns that continue to crystallize around a reality that keeps manifesting.

Over time, if the story does not evolve, and the response is the same every time, this can lead to a deterioration of one’s life force energy. Held back in the past, one’s mental, emotional and spiritual health suffers. This is also why certain loops and cycles lead people to feel stuck experiencing ‘the same thing’.

This is what is called ‘Karma’, which means ‘to learn’.

Often people who suffer feel somewhat comforted by the notion that “this is the way that it is.” and even though in some cases this can be true, where the choice seems to be made for us, like unexpected loss, when it comes to how you respond to anything that happens in your life, this statement only reenforces the story of powerlessness that the pain and suffering resides in - but you are a Co-Creator - you are more powerful in your ability to participate in the unfolding story than you might currently believe.

The Four Noble Truths in Buddhism are:

The truth of suffering

The truth of the cause of suffering

The truth of the end of suffering

And the truth of the path that leads to the end of suffering.

The stories that once divided us through separation consciousness are fast becoming the ways that will unite us stronger than ever, not without the pain, but because of our individual and collective experience of core wounds that make us more similar than we are different.

For those who are paying attention, the story is changing, and you are evolving with it.

The path forward is Unity Consciousness, and we’re all invited, naturally so, by the cosmic order of things.

I’ll see you on the quantum flip side,

Love,

Pearl