Sometimes we break things, or trip, injure ourselves, or mess things up, or we haphazardly rush through things just to get them done.

Sometimes we just make things way harder than they have to be.

What I've come to understand, is that when I find myself making something difficult, 

I need to pay more attention to what is going on in my inner world, 

and less on the superficial view of what is transpiring in the physical realm.

Because truly, the outside world unfolds in accordance with our core energetics.

When something becomes hard, 

I am blessed with the reminder that it can be easy.

One of my favorite quotes that always brings things

back into immediate perspective for me is:

The reason it is not easy is because somewhere, somehow, someway, 

I have resistance to it.

Resistance can be caused by unclarity, which leads me to question if I'm honoring my own truth, or I'll ask myself if I'm having ideas, expectations, attachments, or a perspective that inhibits the flow.  When I seem to be spinning my wheels, taking forever to complete something, or running into apparent obstacles,

I know it is time to 

STOP!  STOP!  STOP!

Simply sit in 

MEDITATION

...and find clarity!

Not enough can be said about clarity.

It keeps showing up to me as the only true way to move forward in life.

Some believe that just doing something, anything is the right move....

just move in SOME direction.

But I've found that attempting to move forward 

without clarity mucks things up.

If my vibration of clear focus is not applied, I am less efficient, more likely to make mistakes, more easily stressed, likely to have to redo things, and I enjoy myself way less--which is a big factor of importance to me.  I really dislike wasting my life.

With clarity, synchronicity flows and the pathways open with easy solutions.

My energy is no longer going into resistance, but is freed up to apply to my inspirations.

Once I gain awareness of what I truly want, I can shift my actions to match that vision.

Then instead of being difficult, whatever I get involved in becomes easy,

because I am following my inner guidance and own true desires.

I don't re-involve myself in those "hard" things if I

 recognize and acknowledge that my priorities have changed, 

or that I was doing/being something that I really didn't want to be involved in

in the first place.  

Often all I have to do is be honest with myself (and/or others) about it.

When I find clarity by addressing the inner conflict 

that was the core root of  my perceived problem, 

I may also be freed to engage again where I left off -- 

with a new perspective, new focus, and full-on enjoyment.

All that to say--I find it important to 

sit with myself and find my inner peace.

I find it important to

 forgive myself 

for not honoring my feelings and desires and getting involved
in things I didn't care about or that don't serve me.

I find it important to 

let go of self-judgment 

for not accomplishing/having/being that which seemed so painstakingly difficult 

but important at the time.

And to be 

empowered 

to face myself and make the shift to what feels good.

In letting go of preconceived ideas 

about myself and my life,

I am free to choose again.

Whether I choose to stay the course with greater clarity or

change the course with greater clarity,

I win.

As doing what I love and having an awesome life is important to  me.

Loving and honoring myself keeps me in alignment with my own inner truth,

keeping me clear on my own personal path and on top of my game.

Finding clarity re-ignites the fire within.

FOR ME....

** Clarity makes all the difference. **

I'd love to know how you manage things that appear to be difficult, or

if your experience is like mine I'd like to know about it!!