Asariel
Trust is the key to thy very expansion; expansion in Spirit; expansion in your heart center; expansion in your awareness; expansion in all relationships; expansion in accepting your true Self, your inner core essence. When you trust in Spirit, you open yourself to a profound expansion of consciousness and connection. You recognize that there is a higher power at work, guiding and supporting you on your path. This trust allows you to tap into your intuition, to receive divine downloads, and to align with your soul’s purpose. Expanding in your heart center is a natural consequence of trust. When you trust in the divine and in yourself, you open your heart to love, compassion, and forgiveness. Trusting in the inherent goodness of your own heart allows you to deepen your connections with others, to cultivate meaningful relationships, and to experience profound levels of joy and fulfillment. Trust also expands your awareness, enabling you to see beyond the limitations of the physical world. It allows you to tap into the subtle energies and vibrations that surround you, to perceive the interconnectedness of all things, and to gain insights and wisdom from higher realms. Trusting in your own inner knowing and in the divine guidance that flows through you expands your consciousness and elevates your perspective.
You may ask how is that possible, to trust unconditionally? Unconditional trust begins with trusting yourself. It involves developing a strong connection to your intuition, your inner wisdom, and your innate goodness. When you trust yourself, you have confidence in your ability to make wise decisions, to navigate challenges, and to align with your highest path. Trusting yourself means honoring your boundaries, listening to your needs, and being true to your values. Unconditional trust also involves surrendering to the flow of life. It means accepting that there are certain things beyond your control and trusting that everything is unfolding for your highest good. It is about releasing the need to micromanage or force outcomes and instead allowing life to unfold naturally. Trusting in the divine order of the universe means having faith that there is a greater plan at work, even if it is not immediately apparent. Unconditional trust does not mean being naive or ignoring red flags. It means listening to your intuition and discerning when to trust and when to exercise caution. It is about being aware of your own boundaries and honoring them. Unconditional trust is not about being gullible or blindly believing in others, but rather about approaching relationships and situations with an open heart and a willingness to give others the benefit of the doubt.
Discernment is the key unlocking a magical journey before you. Discernment is the ability to perceive and understand the true nature of people, situations, and experiences. It is the power to distinguish between what aligns with your highest good and what does not. When you cultivate discernment, you become attuned to the subtle energies and vibrations that surround you, allowing you to make choices that are in alignment with your authentic self. By honing your discernment, you unlock the door to a magical journey. This journey is one of self-discovery, where you uncover hidden truths, embrace your unique gifts, and navigate life’s twists and turns with clarity and wisdom. Discernment empowers you to make choices that are in alignment with your values, dreams, and aspirations, leading you towards a life of purpose and fulfillment. As you embark on this magical journey, discernment acts as your compass, guiding you towards experiences and relationships that support your growth and expansion. It helps you recognize opportunities that may be disguised as challenges, allowing you to learn and evolve from them. Discernment also protects you from situations or individuals that may hinder your progress or drain your energy, enabling you to create healthy boundaries and make choices that honor your well-being.
Trust is a gift freely given. Trust is first given to you.When you trust yourself, you cultivate a strong foundation of self-belief and self-confidence. You develop a deep sense of inner knowing and become attuned to your own needs, desires, and boundaries. Trusting yourself allows you to make decisions with clarity and conviction, and it empowers you to take risks, learn from mistakes, and grow into the best version of yourself. Trusting yourself also involves being compassionate and forgiving towards your own imperfections and past mistakes. It means embracing your vulnerability and allowing yourself to be authentic and true. Trusting yourself is an ongoing journey of self-discovery and self-acceptance, where you learn to honor your own truth and follow the path that resonates with your soul. Once you have cultivated trust within yourself, you can then extend this gift to others. Trusting others requires vulnerability and a willingness to let go of control. It means opening your heart and allowing others to show up as their authentic selves, knowing that they may make mistakes or fall short at times. Trusting others also means setting healthy boundaries and discerning who is deserving of your trust based on their actions and consistency.
Do you trust your intuition, messages given you? Do you trust your own judgment? As you learn to trust your intuition and judgment, you develop a profound sense of self-confidence and inner strength. You become more attuned to your own needs, desires, and boundaries, and you make choices that align with your authentic self. Trusting yourself allows you to navigate life’s challenges with grace and resilience, and it empowers you to create a life that is in alignment with your truest essence. Trusting your own judgment requires self-awareness and self-reflection. It involves examining your beliefs, biases, and conditioning, and questioning whether they align with your true desires and values. Trusting your judgment also means being open to learning from your mistakes and being willing to course-correct when necessary. It is about embracing your own unique perspective and trusting that you have the capacity to make choices that serve your highest good.
In whom do you place your deepest sense of trust? Trust you. When you trust yourself, you become your own anchor, your own guiding light. You develop a deep sense of self-reliance and self-confidence, knowing that you have the inner resources to face whatever comes your way. Trusting yourself empowers you to take risks, step out of your comfort zone, and embrace the unknown with courage and resilience. Trusting yourself also means honoring your own needs, desires, and boundaries. It involves listening to your inner voice, following your intuition, and making choices that align with your authentic self. Trusting yourself allows you to set healthy boundaries, say no when necessary, and prioritize your well-being and happiness. Cultivating self-trust requires self-awareness, self-compassion, and self-reflection. It involves recognizing and challenging any limiting beliefs or self-doubt that may hinder your ability to trust yourself fully. It means embracing your strengths, celebrating your accomplishments, and learning from your mistakes with kindness and forgiveness.
As there are layers of soil covering Mother Earth, there are layers of trust.Going even deeper, we reach the bedrock, which represents the core level of trust. This layer symbolizes the unwavering trust that exists in the most profound and long-lasting relationships. It is the trust that withstands the test of time, challenges, and adversity. This level of trust is built on a solid foundation of mutual respect, loyalty, and unwavering support. Just as the layers of soil interact and support one another, the different layers of trust are interconnected and build upon each other. Each layer contributes to the overall strength and depth of the trust within a relationship. As trust deepens, it creates a fertile ground for love, connection, and growth.
There are many who are trustworthy. There are many in whom you confide. It is important to recognize and appreciate the trustworthy individuals in our lives. These may be our family members, close friends, mentors, or even professionals such as therapists or counselors. Trustworthy individuals can also be found in communities, support groups, or organizations that foster a culture of trust and mutual support. Building trust and finding people in whom we can confide requires openness, vulnerability, and discernment. It involves taking the time to cultivate relationships based on mutual respect, shared values, and consistent actions. Trust is not something that can be demanded or expected; it is earned through genuine connection and demonstrated reliability. While it is essential to have trustworthy individuals in our lives, it is equally important to remember that trust begins within ourselves. Trusting ourselves and our own judgment is the foundation upon which we can build trusting relationships with others. When we trust ourselves, we are better equipped to discern who is trustworthy and who we can confide in.
There are few you entrust with your life. There are fewer still you in whom you trust your innermost feelings, your deepest desires, your fears. Entrusting someone with our life is an immense act of faith and vulnerability. It goes beyond the surface level of trust and requires a deep bond built on unwavering reliability, understanding, and mutual respect. These are the individuals who have proven themselves time and again, showing up consistently and demonstrating their commitment to our well-being. They are the ones we can rely on in times of crisis, knowing that they will do everything in their power to support and protect us. However, trusting someone with our innermost feelings, desires, and fears is an even more profound level of trust. It involves baring our souls and sharing the depths of our being with another person. These are the individuals who have earned our utmost trust, creating a safe and non-judgmental space for us to express our true selves without fear of rejection or betrayal.
Expressing unconditional trust is an exercise is discernment, faith in the unseen. Having faith in the unseen means believing in the inherent goodness of humanity, even when faced with instances of betrayal or disappointment. It means trusting in the universe or a higher power, even when faced with adversity or unanswered questions. It is a belief that there is a greater purpose and order to life, and that trust is an essential component of navigating its complexities. Expressing unconditional trust is not without risk. It requires vulnerability and the willingness to be open to the possibility of disappointment or betrayal. However, it is through this vulnerability that we allow for the potential of deep connection, growth, and transformation. Unconditional trust opens the door to profound relationships, meaningful experiences, and a sense of belonging and interconnectedness.
Trust is knowing when and in whom to open yourself completely. Knowing when to open ourselves completely is a delicate balance. It involves being attuned to our own intuition and emotions, recognizing when we feel safe and supported enough to share our innermost thoughts, feelings, and experiences. It means being aware of the level of trust that has been established in a relationship and assessing whether it is appropriate to deepen that trust by opening ourselves fully. Opening ourselves completely requires a certain level of readiness and willingness to be vulnerable. It means allowing ourselves to be seen in our rawest form, embracing our strengths and weaknesses, and revealing the parts of ourselves that we may have kept hidden from the world. It is an act of courage and authenticity, allowing others to witness our true essence.
Trust your sense of knowing, trust you sense of sight, trust your sense of hearing, and trust your entire being. Trusting our senses and our entire being requires self-awareness, practice, and a willingness to embrace our own truth. It means letting go of self-doubt and external influences, and instead, tuning in to our own inner wisdom. It is about cultivating a deep sense of self-trust and having confidence in our ability to navigate life’s challenges and make choices that align with our values and desires. While it is important to trust our senses and our entire being, it is also crucial to recognize that they are not infallible. Our perceptions can be influenced by biases, emotions, and external factors. Therefore, it is essential to approach trust with a sense of discernment and critical thinking. By combining our innate senses with rational analysis, we can make more informed decisions and navigate life with greater clarity and understanding.
Should there be doubt, wait, for there is good reason. Your Core Essence, your true Self is a most sacred gift. When doubt arises, it serves as a signal that there may be something amiss or unresolved. It is a natural part of the human experience, prompting us to pause, reflect, and reassess. Instead of rushing to make decisions or judgments, it is wise to wait and allow the doubt to guide us towards a deeper understanding. Waiting in the presence of doubt allows us to gain clarity and perspective. It provides an opportunity to explore the reasons behind our uncertainty and to examine the underlying factors that may be contributing to it. By taking the time to reflect, we can uncover valuable insights and make more informed choices.
Gift yourself with trust wholly and completely, without reservation, accepting that which is thy truth. The truth of others does not serve you unconditionally; accept you with an open heart, mind, an open Soul unconditionally. To gift ourselves with trust wholly and completely means to cultivate a deep sense of self-trust and belief in our own abilities, values, and intuition. It involves embracing our strengths, acknowledging our limitations, and accepting ourselves unconditionally. Trusting ourselves allows us to navigate life with confidence, make decisions aligned with our authentic selves, and live in alignment with our values and desires. Accepting that which is our truth requires a willingness to face our innermost thoughts, feelings, and experiences without judgment or resistance. It means acknowledging our vulnerabilities, embracing our imperfections, and honoring our unique journey. By accepting our truth, we can cultivate self-compassion and create a solid foundation for personal growth and self-empowerment.
You cannot first trust others and then trust you. You must first trust you unconditionally all else flows freely for the asking, for the giving.Attempting to trust others before trusting ourselves can create a shaky foundation for relationships. If we do not have a solid sense of self-trust, we may find ourselves seeking validation, approval, or reassurance from others. This external reliance can lead to a cycle of disappointment, as we place our trust in others without fully trusting our own judgment or intuition. However, when we first trust ourselves unconditionally, a beautiful transformation occurs. We become anchored in our own truth, making it easier to discern who we can trust and build meaningful connections with. Trusting ourselves unconditionally allows us to set healthy boundaries, make informed decisions, and navigate relationships with authenticity and confidence. From this place of self-trust, trust in others can flow freely. We can approach relationships with an open heart and mind, allowing others to earn our trust through their actions and consistency. Trust becomes a reciprocal exchange, where we give trust and receive trust in return. This mutual trust creates a harmonious and supportive environment where relationships can flourish.
