Everyone Has Their Limp
Everyone Has Their Limp I walk with a limp. It’s an interesting limp, subtle yet evident. Often times people who don’t know me can’t quite pinpoint the cause. The hip? A recent injury? The knee? The ankle? A prothesis? It’s uniquely mine. We all have our limps. It might not show up in our walk that displays our history with our structural bodies. It shows up uniquely to everyone in its combination of circumstances that have formed aspects of how we live, interact and orient in our lives. Every one of us has areas that are strong - abilities, ways, talents or traits that come easily through our own innate gifts or natural survival instincts. Some of these strengths might really be serving us, some of these adapted survival instincts could be costing us. For example, those of us who have developed strong independence for survival might also have trouble being a good receiver. I am a big possibility person. Yes, I believe there are always more possibilities for ourselves available for ourselves than we realize. I think we often discount our own possibilities too quickly, or we give our power away to others and accept their version of possibilities for ourselves. A couple years ago when I got a new prosthetic limb with advanced technology in my foot, I went to the physical therapist to help smooth out my gait (reduce my limp) as much as possible. Three powerful things happened when I took physical therapy. One, I was able to be full weight bearing on my right leg for 2.5 seconds which is something I had not...Scarcity to Prosperity – Claiming Your Sovereignty!
Scarcity leads to many depleting states of being. These appear as unhappiness, isolation, exhaustion, joylessness , overwhelm, not enough, needing more, stressed, out of balance, enslaved, depressed, irritable, impatient and more. Claim your authority to shift into your natural prosperous state, ask for what you need, become open to receive it and live from the truth of you. Learn how to make a shift in this episode of Empower11 radio.