One of the many messages I got out of my recent workshops
with Dolores Ashcroft-Nowicki was this: “The universe made us perfect and the
universe is perfect with us in it just the way we are.”
We all think we have flaws, but we actually do not. We all have challenges, and perhaps those perceived flaws, that make us who we are. And we are perfect. Some say we signed up for those challenges when we agreed to be manifested in this time and this place this time around. That does not really matter because the universe put us here for a reason and to meet our challenges, whether we think we signed up for them or not. We are exactly who we need in each and every moment to make the universe perfect. We are all on a path to fulfill whatever our destiny is as individuals, as humans, as spirits. As we change, the universe changes, yet we and the universe always remain perfect.
Dolores also made a point that when a life is taken out of
this world through murder or suicide that makes the world imperfect because
that person was supposed to be here to live out there life and do their work.
That is why the loss of life in these ways is so tragic, because a life is taken from
the perfect world. But the universe adjusts and that does not stop each and
every one of us from continuing to be perfect.
That is why listening, communicating and understanding is so important. Maybe that person would not be such a pain if they could communicate effectively and felt listened to, maybe if we listened and tried to understand they would not have to act out to get our attention.
These are critical times and lots of changes and movement are
going on in the universe. Everywhere. It is really important to take the time to
really look at our world, to see what is happening around and within all of us.
When we look at our world as being perfect and not something that has to be
fixed, when we really start looking at our world the way it truly is and not
how it should be, is when true change can really happen. When we stop seeing
people as irritations or other more colorful names and see them as reflections of
our selves, when all other beings become teachers and not annoyances, is when
we truly discover ourselves. Our world is not broken; we are not broken. The
universe is perfect. It doesn’t need to be fixed, it needs to evolve and ascend.
Only when we appreciate our world and really see things for what and how they
are, can we understand what needs to be done to develop and process as humans
and spiritual beings.