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The Path to Higher Consciousness is Not a Painless Experience

Posted by: kstewart in Untagged on Mar 18, 2010

“It used to be that we thought we had to fall in love in order to commit to a person. Is it not possible that we commit to loving and the journey that this love takes us on? The former is a journey of fantasy and karma; the later the journey of co-creation and transformation”
Tanis Helliwell

I read this today and I think this woman is brilliant. Some times ending a relationship is in our highest best interest because our journey together has served its purpose and ending it is really only a beginning for what is next. Consider, what our journey through divorce would look like if we had embraced this quote in our marriage. If our journey together is truly served its purpose for our souls growth, then yes it is time to move on. Consider further, that our ego is in the way and we have not learned the lessons this relationship intended us to learn, then we will just have to do it all over again with someone else. If we had embraced this quote perhaps we would not be getting divorced and/or we would certainly be learning the lessons that we were to learn so we could move to a higher consciousness.

If it is too late for your marriage – then remember this for your next relationship.

The path to higher consciousness is not a painless experience

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