For this coming Sunday, May 17th, the focus for our meditation will be on Resilience. There are so many changes being forced on people and industries across the nation during these difficult times. People who may have identified with a particular career path or profession suddenly find themselves out of work and having to learn a new skill set in order to gain meaningful employment. I recently heard the story of a successful business that decades ago manufactured feedbags for horses. Their feedbags were considered very well-made and were quite popular. No matter how great their product was or the quality of their work, however, when the "horseless carriage" took over they had a choice to make. Either figure out a way to make feedbags for automobiles or re-tool what they did. In the course of re-inventing oneself you may need to examine what is holding you back from being resilient and adaptive. For this nation in particular are there things we are clinging to that need to be discarded? What are the "cobwebs" that need to be swept out so we can recreate what this country stands for and represents? If we are to progress and evolve as individuals and as a nation we want to figure out a way to regain our sense of Resilience.
Please follow the same practice as before: Get centered, ask to bring in your guides and others who are there to assist us, connect to the circle of others participating in this project, create the brilliant star-like light over the nation and extend blue rays to its four borders, then connect to the grid or matrix that extends from the circle.
Ask yourself what may be holding me back or needs to be discarded before I can adapt and progress as an individual? How does it feel in my body when I am being Resilient? Then send the energy and intention of that feeling to the grid for the nation.
Be sure to disconnect from the circle at the end and express thanks for those who have helped us in this effort.
If you have feedback or experiences you would like to share please let me know via e-mail to k_miritello@bellsouth.net or kmiritello@gmail.com
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