For this Sunday, April 18th, the focus for our meditation will be on Failure. This topic will likely catch most of you by surprise as it initially seems so contrary to the normally uplifting and motivational themes chosen for our weekly meditation. But this time I want us to face Failure head on and see it for what it really can be. More often than not our greatest lessons come from our Failures, and they help us achieve greater growth than we could experience if all our endeavors went smoothly. Sometimes Failure sets us on a different path than the one we'd originally intended - one that ultimately turns out to be the best direction for us to take, but we never would have chosen that path if not forced to do so by Failure. This week we want to specifically examine how our fear of Failure holds us back. Ask yourself what am I not doing because I am afraid I will Fail? How does my fear of Failure prevent me from taking a different path? Only by letting go of our fear of Failure can we allow ourselves to attempt those scary first steps and see where they lead us. We may find they take us beyond where we otherwise ever thought we were capable of going.
Please follow the same practice as before: Get centered in your body, 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 how does it feel in my body when I am aware of the valuable lessons that can come from Failure? What does it feel like when I am able to release any fear I have surrounding the possibility of Failure? 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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