Speaker 1: Let's talk about problems in a softer way to day,
Speaker 1: because sometimes the more we try to force ourselves to
Speaker 1: let go, the more tightly the mind holds on. You
Speaker 1: may say I should stop thinking about this, I should
Speaker 1: be over this, I should be calm by now, But
Speaker 1: dear one, pressure does not create release. Pressure often creates
Speaker 1: more gripping. Letting go is not something you can beat
Speaker 1: yourself into. It is something that begins to happen when
Speaker 1: your body feels safe enough, your breath becomes a little deeper,
Speaker 1: and your mind is no longer being fed the same
Speaker 1: fearful story again and again. Think about sleep for a moment.
Speaker 1: You cannot force yourself to sleep by yelling sleep now.
Speaker 1: The more you demand it, the more awake you become.
Speaker 1: But you can create the con additions for sleep. You
Speaker 1: can dim the light, you can soften the body, you
Speaker 1: can slow the breath, you can stop stimulating the mind.
Speaker 1: Letting go works in a similar way. You do not
Speaker 1: need to force yourself to forget the problem. You simply
Speaker 1: begin to stop giving the problem all of your life force.
Speaker 1: You stop placing it in the center of every thought,
Speaker 1: every conversation, every hour, every breath. You gently move your
Speaker 1: energy toward peace, clarity, and the next small solution. This
Speaker 1: is why the first step is often not a big action.
Speaker 1: The first step is to calm the body. When the
Speaker 1: body is in panic, the mind sees danger everywhere. It
Speaker 1: repeats the same scene, It imagines the worst ending. It
Speaker 1: searches for proof that you are trapped. So before you
Speaker 1: try to solve everything, place a hand on your heart,
Speaker 1: breathe slowly, and say, my energy is focused on positive solutions.
Speaker 1: I release panic and welcome clarity. Let those words be
Speaker 1: a new direction, not a demand. You are not denying
Speaker 1: the problem. You are choosing not to worship it with
Speaker 1: all your attention. Many people think they are solving a
Speaker 1: problem when they are actually feeding it. They talk about
Speaker 1: it ten times, They replay what happened, They imagine what
Speaker 1: could go wrong. They ask everyone for advice. But after
Speaker 1: every conversation they feel heavier, not lighter. That is a
Speaker 1: sign that the mind has entered the problem trap. The
Speaker 1: problem trap is when you're a tension becomes so fixed
Speaker 1: on what is wrong that your whole inner world begins
Speaker 1: to organize around stuckness. You are no longer looking for
Speaker 1: an opening. You are proving to yourself again and again
Speaker 1: that there is no opening. This is the law of focus.
Speaker 1: What you continue to focus on expands in your awareness.
Speaker 1: If you focus only on the mistake, the fear, the delay,
Speaker 1: the rejection, the debt, the conflict, or the uncertainty, the
Speaker 1: mind begins to collect more evidence that life is difficult.
Speaker 1: It becomes like walking into a room and noticing only
Speaker 1: the dust while ignoring the open window, the chair, the light,
Speaker 1: and the door. The situation may be real, Yes we
Speaker 1: are not pretending it is not there. But the energy
Speaker 1: you keep giving it can make it feel larger than
Speaker 1: your power, larger than your wisdom, larger than your ability
Speaker 1: to move forward. So pause and ask yourself, am I
Speaker 1: thinking about this in a way that brings me closer
Speaker 1: to peace? Or am I only rehearsing fear. That question
Speaker 1: is very loving. It does not shame you. It simply
Speaker 1: wakes you up. If you have been repeating the same
Speaker 1: story and feeling worse each time, stop for a moment,
Speaker 1: breathe say, I have told this story enough for now.
Speaker 1: I am willing to tell a new story, one small
Speaker 1: sentence at a time. The new story may be very simple.
Speaker 1: There is a solution I can take. One step, I
Speaker 1: do not need to solve everything today. Clarity can come
Speaker 1: when I calm down. When fear is too strong, wise
Speaker 1: choices become harder to see. Panic narrows the mind. It
Speaker 1: makes you react too quickly, speak too sharply, agree too soon,
Speaker 1: quit too suddenly, send the message you should have waited
Speaker 1: to send, or make the decision from survival instead of wisdom.
Speaker 1: So the first movement towards a solution is often returning
Speaker 1: to calm, not perfect calm, just enough calm to see
Speaker 1: one next step. You do not need the whole map,
Speaker 1: You only need the next gentle direction. Ask what could
Speaker 1: help me move one small step forward? Not how do
Speaker 1: I fix my entire life by to night, not how
Speaker 1: do I make sure nothing bad ever happens again in
Speaker 1: just one small step. Maybe the step is making a
Speaker 1: phone call. Maybe it is writing down the facts without
Speaker 1: the drama. Maybe it is asking for support. Maybe it
Speaker 1: is resting before deciding. Maybe it is apologizing. Maybe it
Speaker 1: is setting a boundary. Maybe it is organizing the paper,
Speaker 1: the room, the money, the message, or the plan. A
Speaker 1: solution often enters through a small doorway. Panic looks for
Speaker 1: a giant rescue. Clarity notices the next step there are
Speaker 1: signs that you are caught in the problem trap. One
Speaker 1: sign is that you keep telling the same story, but
Speaker 1: you do not feel lighter afterward. Sharing can heal when
Speaker 1: it brings understanding, support or clarity, but repeating can drain
Speaker 1: you when it only reactivates the pain. Another sign is
Speaker 1: imagining the worst outcome again and again, as if worrying
Speaker 1: will protect you. But worry usually does not prevent the future.
Speaker 1: It only steals strength from the present. Another sign is
Speaker 1: asking why me more often than what can I do next?
Speaker 1: Why me may express pain, and pain deserves compassion, but
Speaker 1: if you live there too long, it becomes a room
Speaker 1: with no door. Another sign is feeling exhausted even though
Speaker 1: you have not truly acted yet. This happens because mental
Speaker 1: looping consumes energy. The body reacts as if the problem
Speaker 1: is happening repeatedly, even when you are only thinking about it.
Speaker 1: Your muscles tighten, your sleep may suffer, your breathing becomes shallow,
Speaker 1: your attention becomes scattered. Then you say I am too
Speaker 1: tired to do anything, and the problem feels even larger.
Speaker 1: This is why calming the body is not a small thing.
Speaker 1: It is part of the solution. So to day practice
Speaker 1: redirecting your energy. When the old story begins, say I
Speaker 1: see the problem, but I am not giving it my
Speaker 1: whole life. When panic rises, say I release panic and
Speaker 1: welcome clarity. When the mind asks what if everything goes wrong?
Speaker 1: Answer gently, what if a solution is forming? When you
Speaker 1: feel stuck, ask what is one small step? This is
Speaker 1: how you reclaim your power, not by denying the difficulty,
Speaker 1: but by refusing to make the differenceiculty your identity. Let
Speaker 1: your affirmation become your anchor. My energy is focused on
Speaker 1: positive solutions. Say it when the mind loops. Say it
Speaker 1: before you make a decision. Say it when you feel
Speaker 1: yourself falling into fear. Say it not as a decoration,
Speaker 1: but as a direction. You are telling the mind. Look
Speaker 1: for help, Look for clarity, look for the next step,
Speaker 1: Look for peace. And the more you practice, the more
Speaker 1: your awareness begins to shift. You may suddenly see an
Speaker 1: option you missed. You may remember someone who can help.
Speaker 1: You may find words that soften a conversation. You may
Speaker 1: realize that the first solution is simply to stop panicking.
Speaker 1: Dear one, the problem does not need all of you.
Speaker 1: It needs your wisdom, not your entire nervous system. It
Speaker 1: needs your attention, but not your obsession. It needs your
Speaker 1: honesty but not your fear worship. So let go, not
Speaker 1: by forcing yourself to forget, but by gently withdrawing your
Speaker 1: energy from panic and placing it into clarity. Calm the body.
Speaker 1: Stop retelling the old story, Choose one lighter thought, take
Speaker 1: one small step, and let solutions come to a mind
Speaker 1: that is finally quiet enough to receive them. Can you
Speaker 1: feel that shift even a little, The moment you stop
Speaker 1: staring at the problem as if it owns you, something
Speaker 1: inside begins to breathe again. Maybe the situation has not
Speaker 1: changed yet. Maybe the bill is still there, the conversation
Speaker 1: is still unfinished, the decision is still waiting, the uncertainty
Speaker 1: is still present. But you are different when you stop
Speaker 1: feeding the problem with your whole nervous system. You are
Speaker 1: different when you say I see this. I will not
Speaker 1: deny it, but I will not make it the center
Speaker 1: of my entire life. That is the beginning of power
Speaker 1: returning to you. Not loud power, not dramatic power, quiet power,
Speaker 1: the kind that says, I can choose my next thought,
Speaker 1: I can choose my next question, I can choose my
Speaker 1: next step. This is the shift we are practicing today,
Speaker 1: moving your energy from the problem into the solution. And
Speaker 1: often that shift begins with the questions you ask yourself.
Speaker 1: The fearful mind says, this is terrible. The healing mind
Speaker 1: asks what can be improved? The fearful mind says, what
Speaker 1: have I lost? The healing mind asks what do I
Speaker 1: still have? To begin with? The fearful mind says, who
Speaker 1: is wrong? Who is to blame? Why did this happen
Speaker 1: to me? The healing mind asks what is the next
Speaker 1: right step? Can you feel how different those questions are.
Speaker 1: One set of questions traps you inside the pain. The
Speaker 1: other set opens a little window. This does not mean
Speaker 1: you pretend the problem is not real. It means you
Speaker 1: stop hypnotizing yourself with helplessness. When you ask what can
Speaker 1: be improved, you are inviting movement. When you ask what
Speaker 1: do I still have? You are calling your attention back
Speaker 1: to resources. When you ask what is the next right step?
Speaker 1: You are reminding yourself that even if you cannot solve
Speaker 1: the whole thing today, you can take one grounded action,
Speaker 1: and dear one one grounded action can change the energy
Speaker 1: of the entire situation. It tells the mind we are
Speaker 1: not stuck in the same loop anymore. We are moving.
Speaker 1: Solutions often do not arrive as one grand miracle that
Speaker 1: fixes everything at once. Sometimes they arrive through one small,
Speaker 1: clear step. You write one line, you make one phone call.
Speaker 1: You rest for ten minutes so your mind stops shaking.
Speaker 1: You ask one person for advice. You clean one corner
Speaker 1: of the room. You finish one task, You organize one paper.
Speaker 1: You take one breath before responding to the fearful mind.
Speaker 1: Small steps look too small, but to life, small steps
Speaker 1: are doors. When energy is frozen, even one simple action
Speaker 1: begins to thaw the system, you begin to feel I
Speaker 1: am not powerless. I can do something. I can begin
Speaker 1: here before you choose the action, choose the state. This
Speaker 1: is important. Action from panic often creates more confusion. You
Speaker 1: send the message too quick, you make the decision too sharply,
Speaker 1: You spend money. From fear, you say yes when the
Speaker 1: body is saying no. You try to fix everything before
Speaker 1: you can even see clearly. But action from calm creates clarity.
Speaker 1: Calm does not mean you feel perfect. Calm means you
Speaker 1: pause long enough to stop being controlled by the first
Speaker 1: wave of fear. So say to yourself, I calm myself first.
Speaker 1: Then I choose the next right step. Let that become
Speaker 1: your practice. Calm, first choice, second, stamp third. Now, let
Speaker 1: us bring this into prosperity, because many problems in life
Speaker 1: begin to feel heavier when they touch money, security, bills, work,
Speaker 1: and the fear of not having another. Prosperity is not
Speaker 1: only money. Prosperity is a consciousness of enoughness moving through
Speaker 1: many areas of life, health, time, love, ideas, support, freedom, opportunity, creativity, rest, wisdom,
Speaker 1: and yes, money too. If the mind is always afraid
Speaker 1: of losing money, always jealous of someone else's success, always
Speaker 1: calling wealth bad or unsafe, then it becomes difficult to
Speaker 1: open to greater flow. The subconscious listens to your emotional
Speaker 1: relationship with money. It listens when you pay, It listens
Speaker 1: when you receive, It listens when you compare, It listens
Speaker 1: when you bless Prosperity consciousness begins when you allow yourself
Speaker 1: to believe that life has enough good for you and
Speaker 1: for others. Someone else's success does not steal yours. Another
Speaker 1: person's blessing does not cancel your blessing. Money moving to
Speaker 1: someone else does not mean money cannot move to you.
Speaker 1: Opportunity opening for another person does not mean your door
Speaker 1: is closed forever. There is enough creativity, enough guidance, enough ideas,
Speaker 1: enough timing, enough support, enough circulation in life for good
Speaker 1: to reach many people in many ways. When you bless
Speaker 1: abundance in others, you stop teaching your mind that abundance
Speaker 1: is dangerous, shameful, or only for those people. Notice the
Speaker 1: small habits that keep poverty energy alive. One habit is
Speaker 1: complaining every time you pay a bill. Of course, you
Speaker 1: may wish the bill were smaller. Of course you may
Speaker 1: need to manage money wisely. But if every payment is
Speaker 1: filled with resentment, your nervous system learns money leaving means danger.
Speaker 1: Money is loss, money is pain. Try something different. When
Speaker 1: you pay bless the movement, say quietly thank you. This
Speaker 1: money blesses others and returns to me multiplied. You are
Speaker 1: not denying responsibility. You are changing the emotional signal. Money
Speaker 1: is not only leaving, it is circulating. It is paying
Speaker 1: for service, shelter, food, light, support, learning, connection, or something
Speaker 1: that has touched your life. Another habit is keeping broken,
Speaker 1: unused old things only from fear of lack. There is
Speaker 1: nothing wrong with being practical. There is wisdom in caring
Speaker 1: for what you have. But there is a difference between
Speaker 1: stewardship and fear. If you keep things that no longer work,
Speaker 1: no longer serve, no longer bring value, only because the
Speaker 1: mind says, what if nothing else ever comes, then you
Speaker 1: are teaching the subconscious that the future cannot be trusted.
Speaker 1: When you clear what is truly done, you are not
Speaker 1: rejecting life. You are making space. You can say I
Speaker 1: make room for new good. Let your environment hear that.
Speaker 1: Let your closet, desk, wallet, kitchen, and heart hear that.
Speaker 1: Another habit is speaking bad about wealthy people or successful people.
Speaker 1: If every time you see someone succeed, you say they
Speaker 1: must be greedy, They are probably dishonest. People with money
Speaker 1: are bad, then your subconscious may begin to connect prosperity
Speaker 1: with guilt. Then you say you want abundance, but a
Speaker 1: deeper part of you says, if I become abundant, I
Speaker 1: may become bad, I may be judged, I may not belong.
Speaker 1: So instead, when you see someone succeed, bless them. Say
Speaker 1: your success reminds me that abundance is possible. This does
Speaker 1: not mean you admire every person blindly. It means you
Speaker 1: stop making success itself the enemy. You allow life to
Speaker 1: show you evidence that increase exists when you receive money,
Speaker 1: a compliment, an opportunity, or support. Practice receiving with gratitude
Speaker 1: instead of suspicion. Many people block flow not when money leaves,
Speaker 1: but when money tries to come. They say, oh, it
Speaker 1: was nothing. They reject help, They distrust kindness, They feel
Speaker 1: guilty for being paid, They minimize praise. They act as
Speaker 1: if receiving makes them selfish dear one. Receiving is part
Speaker 1: of circulation. If you only give and never receive, the
Speaker 1: flow becomes strained. Say thank you, Let the good land,
Speaker 1: let the compliment enter, let the help support you, Let
Speaker 1: the payment be honored. This is part of prosperity consciousness, too.
Speaker 1: Money does not respond only to outer action. It also
Speaker 1: responds to the inner feeling you carry around it fear
Speaker 1: or trust, clinging or circulation, jealousy or blessing, resentment or appreciation.
Speaker 1: Of course, practical action matters. You must budget, learn, work,
Speaker 1: create value, ask wisely, save where needed, and make clear choices.
Speaker 1: But your inner relationship with money affects the clarity of
Speaker 1: those actions. When you see money only as a problem,
Speaker 1: fear takes up all the space. When you begin to
Speaker 1: see money as flow, solutions have more room to appear.
Speaker 1: You may notice an idea, a resource, a way to simplify,
Speaker 1: a way to earn, a person to ask, a habit
Speaker 1: to change, or an opportunity you were too tense to
Speaker 1: see before. Now let us speak about five lessons that
Speaker 1: help solutions appear more naturally. The first lesson is that
Speaker 1: solutions need space. If your mind is filled with noise,
Speaker 1: intuition can barely speak. You may be trying to hear
Speaker 1: wisdom while fear is shouting. Silence helps, slow walking helps.
Speaker 1: Writing down what feels tangled helps. Sometimes when you take
Speaker 1: the problem out of the spinning mind and place it
Speaker 1: on paper, you can finally see it more clearly. You
Speaker 1: may write what is actually happening, then write only facts,
Speaker 1: not the drama, not the imagined catastrophe, just facts. Space
Speaker 1: separates reality from fear. The second lesson is not to
Speaker 1: confuse overthinking with problem solving. Overthinking can feel productive because
Speaker 1: the mind is busy. It repeats, predicts, replays, argues, rehearses,
Speaker 1: and analyzes. But if there is no clear action, no
Speaker 1: new understanding, no calmer state, and no next step, then
Speaker 1: it may simply be anxiety. Walking in circles. Problem solving
Speaker 1: brings you closer to clarity. Overthinking brings you closer to exhaustion.
Speaker 1: So ask yourself, is this thought creating a step or
Speaker 1: is it only creating more fear? If it is only
Speaker 1: creating fear, pause, breathe, return to the body, Write one action,
Speaker 1: then stop looping. The third lesson is that better questions
Speaker 1: open better answers. Fear asks what if everything falls apart?
Speaker 1: Faith asks what if there is a better way? Fear
Speaker 1: asks why is this happening to me? Wisdom asks what
Speaker 1: is this asking me to learn? Change or choose? Fear
Speaker 1: asks what if I cannot handle it? Trust asks what
Speaker 1: support can help me handle this? The question directs the mind.
Speaker 1: A frightened question sends the mind searching for threats. A
Speaker 1: healing question sends the mind searching for options. So when
Speaker 1: you feel stuck, do not immediately demand a solution. First
Speaker 1: change the question. The fourth lesson is that the body
Speaker 1: can help you recognize solutions. The mind can argue for
Speaker 1: many things, but the body often gives information quickly. When
Speaker 1: you think of one option, does the body feel slightly
Speaker 1: lighter or more contracted? Does the breath deepen or become shallow.
Speaker 1: Do the shoulders soften or rise? Does the stomach feel
Speaker 1: clear or tense. This does not mean the body gives
Speaker 1: a perfect answer every time. Fear can also create contraction
Speaker 1: around growth. But the body is a valuable part of
Speaker 1: your wisdom. It may sense alignment before the logical mind
Speaker 1: can explain it. Include the body in your decisions. Ask
Speaker 1: when I imagine this step, does something in me open
Speaker 1: or close? The fifth lesson is that support can be
Speaker 1: part of the solution. You do not need to think
Speaker 1: of everything alone. One conversation can change direction. One piece
Speaker 1: of advice can open a door. One book can give
Speaker 1: language to what you could not explain. One mentor friend, coach, therapist, colleague,
Speaker 1: or kind person can help you see what your anxious
Speaker 1: mind could not see. Asking for support is not failure.
Speaker 1: It is circulation. It is wisdom. It is allowing life
Speaker 1: to answer through people, resources, and moments of connection. Sometimes
Speaker 1: the solution is not try harder alone. Sometimes the solution
Speaker 1: is let help reach you now. Let us make this
Speaker 1: very practical with a daily exercise. Use three columns. In
Speaker 1: the first column, write what is the real problem? Be honest,
Speaker 1: but be specific. Do not write my whole life is ruined.
Speaker 1: Write the real thing. I need to pay this bill.
Speaker 1: I need to have a conversation. I need to choose
Speaker 1: between two options. I need rest, I need more income.
Speaker 1: I need to stop avoiding. This specificity calms the mind
Speaker 1: because it turns the monster into something with edges. A
Speaker 1: defined problem is easier to meet than a fog of fear.
Speaker 1: In the second column, write what is within my power?
Speaker 1: This brings your energy back from panic. Maybe you cannot
Speaker 1: control another person's reaction, but you can control your words.
Speaker 1: Maybe you cannot solve all money issues today, but you
Speaker 1: can review the numbers. Maybe you cannot make someone choose you,
Speaker 1: but you can choose self respect. Maybe you cannot change
Speaker 1: the past, but you can take the lesson. Maybe you
Speaker 1: cannot remove every fear, but you can breathe, ask for support,
Speaker 1: and take one step. This column restores dignity. In the
Speaker 1: third column, right, what is the smallest step I can
Speaker 1: take today? Make it small enough to do. Send one message,
Speaker 1: make one list, rest for ten minutes, ask one question,
Speaker 1: pay one amount, research one option, throw away one broken item,
Speaker 1: bless one payment, write one sentence. Do not underestimate small steps.
Speaker 1: Small steps are how energy starts moving again, and when
Speaker 1: energy moves, solutions have pathways. Now practice with money, when
Speaker 1: you pay, bless the flow. Say thank you. This money
Speaker 1: blesses others and returns to me multiplied. When you see
Speaker 1: someone successful, bless instead of comparing. Say your success reminds
Speaker 1: me that abundance is possible. When you see old things
Speaker 1: you no longer use, Ask, am I keeping this from love,
Speaker 1: usefulness or fear of lack? If it is fear, gently
Speaker 1: release what is truly done and say I make room
Speaker 1: for new good. These practices may seem small, but they
Speaker 1: retrain the emotional field around prosperity. They teach the mind
Speaker 1: that money can move, success can be blessed, and new
Speaker 1: good can enter. Mirror work can help you anchor this
Speaker 1: new energy. Look into your own eyes and say, slowly,
Speaker 1: my energy is focused on positive solutions. I am open
Speaker 1: to answers I have not seen before. Money and good
Speaker 1: solutions flow to me with ease. Life is helping me
Speaker 1: find a better way. Say it not as a performance,
Speaker 1: but as a new instruction to the mind. Let your
Speaker 1: face be kind, let your eyes be gentle. If you
Speaker 1: do not fully believe it, yet, say I am willing
Speaker 1: I am willing to focus on solutions. I am willing
Speaker 1: to receive answers. I am willing to let money become flow.
Speaker 1: I am willing to believe life can help me find
Speaker 1: a better way. And now we come to the deeper truth.
Speaker 1: When you stop feeding the problem, the solution has room
Speaker 1: to arrive. Letting go does not mean neglect. It does
Speaker 1: not mean you ignore responsibility. It means you stop holding
Speaker 1: the problem with fear. You stop repeating it until it
Speaker 1: becomes your identity. You stop giving panic the right to
Speaker 1: choose your next action. You stop confusing worry with wisdom.
Speaker 1: When energy leaves panic, it returns to clarity, action, and
Speaker 1: prosperity flow. You are allowed to say this is difficult
Speaker 1: and a solution can still exist. You are allowed to
Speaker 1: say I feel afraid and I can still choose one
Speaker 1: calm step. You are allowed to say money has felt
Speaker 1: stressful and I am willing to learn a new relationship
Speaker 1: with it. You are allowed to say I do not
Speaker 1: see the whole path, but I can make space for guidance.
Speaker 1: These sentences are bridges. They do not deny the problem.
Speaker 1: They move you toward power. So today, change the question,
Speaker 1: Shrink the problem into one clear action. Choose your state
Speaker 1: before your step. Bless the flow of money, Bless success.
Speaker 1: When you see it clear what no longer serves, Ask
Speaker 1: better questions, Listen to the body, receive support, use the
Speaker 1: three columns, Speak to yourself in the mirror with warmth,
Speaker 1: and whenever the mind begins to loop, return to the anchor.
Speaker 1: My energy is focused on positive solutions. I release panic
Speaker 1: and welcome clarity. The problem does not need your whole soul.
Speaker 1: It needs your honest attention, your calm mind, your practical step,
Speaker 1: and your willingness to see differently. Let the rest of
Speaker 1: your energy return to life, return to breath, return to creativity,
Speaker 1: return to trust, return to the possibility that even now,
Speaker 1: even here, even before everything is solved, a better way
Speaker 1: can appear. And as you stop feeding the problem with fear,
Speaker 1: may discover that the solution was not as far away
Speaker 1: as panic told you. It was waiting for a little space,
Speaker 1: a little quiet, a little courage, and one small step forward.
Speaker 1: Before you go, dear one, I want to bless you
Speaker 1: with a very gentle heart. May you stop carrying every
Speaker 1: problem as if it is proof that life is against you.
Speaker 1: May you remember that a problem is not the end
Speaker 1: of your story. It is often a doorway asking you
Speaker 1: to become quieter, clearer, and more loving towards yourself. May
Speaker 1: your mind stop circling the same fear again and again,
Speaker 1: and may your energy return to positive solutions, peaceful choices,
Speaker 1: and one small step you can take to day. I
Speaker 1: bless your body with calm. I bless your heart with courage.
Speaker 1: I bless your mind with clarity. I bless your hands
Speaker 1: with wise action. I bless your money, your work, your home,
Speaker 1: your relationships, and every place in your life where you
Speaker 1: have felt stuck. May solutions come to you in simple ways,
Speaker 1: through a thought, a conversation, a sign, a person, a
Speaker 1: new idea, or a sudden feeling of peace you did
Speaker 1: not expect. And if you have questions, dear one, please
Speaker 1: ask them. Do not feel that you must walk this
Speaker 1: path alone or understand everything immediately. Healing is a conversation,
Speaker 1: Growth is a conversation. Life is always speaking, and sometimes
Speaker 1: the next answer begins with one honest question from your heart.
Speaker 1: So today you do not have to solve everything at once.
Speaker 1: You only have to return to yourself and say, I
Speaker 1: am willing to see this differently. May you be guided.
Speaker 1: May you be supported, May you be surprised by good.
Speaker 1: May you trust that life is helping you find a
Speaker 1: better way, and so it is.