Abundance seems to multiply as I share what I have, what I
know, and who I am. I learned when I was
younger to hold on to things because often it seemed there was a scarcity of
food, money, safety, love, or whatever I needed. Survival depended upon keeping secrets,
holding in the truth, and grabbing what you could get when you had a
chance. Sharing and generosity were out of the
question. It felt as though only the
strongest, most resilient, and quickest endured.
Today, I no longer have to grasp for what I
need. I have come to understand that it
is safe to let go and I have experienced the universe as a kind and caring place
to be. As I release grudges and skeletons
in my closet, compassion and forgiveness expand my heart. As I surrender the fear of not having enough
or being enough and stop holding on so tightly to what I possess, I discover an
unlimited abundance that flows and emerges mysteriously. As I share what I have and know with others,
I find a treasure chest of rich supply.
I have learned there is more than enough to go around for all of us.
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