Fearless Generations

Okay, let's put it this way – you're kind of playing judge with love. You size up how you hand it out, how others do the same, and even how they pass it on to others. You're like a love detective, figuring out if it's the real deal or not. And you've got questions: where should it come from, where does it actually come from? We're all guilty of sizing up this love thing. But hey, how about we ditch the judging and just spread and soak up love without overthinking? Let's chat about it!

What role does love play in our lives? Love comes in diverse forms: self-love, affection for others at varying depths, adoration for life, or even for an object or location. We embody love, both giving and receiving its warmth. How do we define love for ourselves? How do others perceive it? Is it an active choice or a sentiment, or perhaps a blend of both? Join the conversation as we delve into these contemplations.

Have you taken out Risk on a date lately? Have you stepped out of your comfort zone and tried something new? Give Risk a try and see how you like it. You may find that you want to take it out often. You will see your confidence grow. You will see the things you want to happen start to happen.

Is there something that you desire, yet you always find a reason to put it off? I have told myself that I would get a passport for myself, for the last 5 years or so, for my birthday. Though there is always some reason that I push it off again. Valuing the things that you are passionate about, what you desire, will bring possibilities into your life. What do you desire? By the way, I have my passport now.

Passion can have many meanings. What we will be discussing this month is our passion for our life. Do you allow yourself to be passionate about what you do, filling your cup, your family, and other important people in your life, the things that excite you? Where are you passionate? Where could more passion support you? This month let's become more passionate!

Last month we talk about intentions and my intention is to trust myself more each day. How will you

practice trusting yourself more? We would love to hear what you are doing. How has your awareness

grown around how you trust others or your higher power, the universe? As your trust in yourself grows

so will your trust in anything or anyone.

As you trust yourself to make choices, you start to trust that you can detach from the outcome. You can trust that whatever happens was meant to happen. You let go of the self-doubt that comes when things don’t turn out the way you wanted, and you start to trust the process.

One is hearing it between all the other things going on in your mind. Next is believing that it is your intuition, and then another is acting on it.

Learning to hear your intuition, and trust that it is your intuition you are hearing is a process. It is a risk at first and then as you continue to trust it slowly moves into your comfort zone. Then once you can trust your voice you can start to confidently act on what your intuition is telling you.

Control is really a myth. We have very little control. One thing we can control is how we choose to act in response to what goes on around us. We can try to manipulate others or push hard against the flow, though eventually others will do what they want and the situation will show you quickly that you are not in control. Are you willing to let go of your need to feel in control?

Trust is a tricky one, because if we trust ourselves then it is easier to trust others. Though for some, they think they trust themselves yet find they don’t trust others. When in truth the former is true.

If we find it easier to trust others and not ourselves than we are really wanting to blame others for things that are not working out. We give our power away so it is “not our fault” when the outcome is less desirable.