Being clearly guided
Being clearly guided
When Nothing Makes Sense
There are times when the challenges in our lives are beyond our ability to handle.
- We may have been injured, or lost a loved one.
- We may be stunned because our career was abruptly terminated.
- We could be overwhelmed by the job market and not know where to start.
- And we might have vibrant health, a successful career, a loving partner, abundant cash flow and feel that something is missing in our life.
When the answers from our senses, knowledge, Google and professionals leave us unsatisfied, it may be because we won’t find the answer in the same paradigm that the problem exists.
We need to shift to another paradigm, a higher level of information.
These are times when we most need clear guidance.
The Source of Clear Guidance
Clear guidance can come from logic and rational understanding, but is limited to the Mind level. I will connect to and bring your guidance from Saints, Ascended Masters, the Divine, Tao, Source.
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