Friday, November 11, 2011

Another Fairy Reading!

Have you ever considered just being yourself?

Do you really understand that you are enough?

There is no need for you to be some kind of super-being in order to measure up with everyone else. Who you are is really quite enough!

You know enough and have enough to offer something valuable to whatever is going on.

If you would simply show up, with your smile; your way of doing things and, your way of being exactly who you are, you would recognize that who you are is just fine!

If you would just for a moment stop tearing yourself down because of the seeming mistakes you have made, you would feel like who you are is enough.

If you would choose to stop beating up on yourself for the things you did not do to everyone else's satisfaction you would understand that who you are is enough.

If you would decide to stop doubting and second guessing yourself you might realizethat who you are is enough.

If you would allow yourself to be who are without excuses or defenses, for just a moment, you might have a very valuable experience.
If you were to let yourself know that you are enough for about thirty seconds, do you think others might notice?

Is it possible that you might find a new vision of yourself and for yourself?

What if you were to let yourself know that you are enough by doing everything in your power to believe it, trust it and demonstrate it, is it possible that those who find you lacking might shut their mouths?

It's all possible, but you will never know until you take a chance on just being enough of yourself to make yourself happy.

BEING MYSELF IS ENOUGH

I will realize my own worth when I accept . . . I am nothing to be ashamed of.

2 comments:

Barb said...

This is good medecine, and not to take with just a spoonful.

Maybe if we taught this to children early in life, they would stop hurting themselves for not being like society deems(prettier,slimmer,wittier,etc).

Ron said...

WOW...what a wealth of knowledge in this fairy reading!

I spent years trying to change myself into the person I 'imagined' myself I wanted to be. But the ironic thing about it is that I kept coming back to the person I was.

Realizing...BEING MYSELF IS ENOUGH.

"I will realize my own worth when I accept . . . I am nothing to be ashamed of."

That's it...acceptance.

Thank you for sharing this, Mel!

(((( Mel ))))

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