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Have you ever felt like you were in a rush and dealing with a dead -line and boom something goes “wrong”?

It just seems to take your breath away and tighten your chest.   I know quiet well from experience that this is NOT a great place to speak your mind or speak up!

So I want to offer you a different perspective.

Today I was in one of those moments where I was rushing around.  I had my whole itinerary plotted out and it was timed perfectly. However, I didn’t plan for taking a wrong turn. AHHHh.

As I made my wrong turn I contracted and said a little “oh shit” to myself.

This time though I was on to myself and I said,

“What’s Right About This I’m not Getting?”

Instead of making myself “wrong”,  I opened up to the possibility that maybe just maybe my awareness was guiding me.   Weird right?

But it was AMAZING WHAT UNFOLDED NEXT!

As I opened to the possibility of the “rightness” of the situation I was opened up to the possibility of receiving something I wasn’t expecting. That something was a visit from my father who passed a year and a half ago.

I said to myself after I made the turn,  “hmm, I am confuse -ed”.  This was a funny thing my dad often said. Then right after that I felt my dad. He was in the car with me. Well, not physically but there. Do you know what I mean?  Then I began to sing a new song.  And then…. I saw a way to get back on track to where I was going that got me right back on coarse and to where I was going with 5 min. to spare.

The gifts of opening to possibility rather then contracting in stress are endless and mysterious. When you can stay open to the possibility of a situation there is more room to hear the inner whispers of your inner brilliance, your guidance and sometimes even a hello from behind the veil.

The space of possibility, rather then the state of contraction, offers the opportunity to voice your brilliance with ease.

Give it a try next time you think you did something “wrong”. Ask, “What is right about this I am not getting?”

I think you will be pleasantly surprised!!

All the best Brilliant you!!

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