Throw Caution to the Wind? Really?

Throwing caution to the wind, can actually be a GOOD Thing!

It’s called the “Spontaneous Instant Way.”

This week was a filled with Incredible Lessons, Miracles, New Awareness and a tool you can use. So, I wanted to share some thoughts about the idea of “Caution.”

Two days ago, two untimely & inconvenient events occurred simultaneously. The combination had the potential to cause some very serious and very undesirable results for my family. I felt distraught, powerless & panicky. Not a fun place to be for sure!

I won’t go into all the nitty, gritty details. Just, that I learned some incredible lessons, received 2 miracles and experienced something my guides later described as the “Spontaneous Instant Way.”

Channeled – November 16, 2013

All things are divine in their order and unfoldment. However, there is more ease in the physical if the assistance is taken and followed in a “Spontaneous Instant Way.” Is this not what you did the other day?

We provided, instilled the energy of the solution to you. Yet, only you could manifest that through your willingness to take an unproven action and “throw caution to the wind” so you say. Yet, “Caution” is a product of the ego and misalignment of spirit. If you operate from a constant flow with the divine there is not need for caution as only the highest good of energies inspirations and actions will exist. As you follow those energy impulses, only what is best and good will be manifested.

So, how do you turn around the collective belief you have internalized around “Caution?”

Caution needs to be replaced with awareness, faith and of course openness to receive, followed by intent and gratitude. Gratitude is the most powerful energy next to Love. For you can Not be grateful without “Love” and “Awe” being present.

What tool can you share around this (caution) you ask?

Share a daily gratitude practice with your readers.

So, I’m sharing a couple of tools I found that make starting a Gratitude Practice easy and Fun.

Finch – A fun, playful app to support mental health. Don’t let the appearance fool you. It’s not only for kids. And they have a wonderful option to become a Guardian, to support others. I’m not gonna lie… I really like this app. It always makes me smile. 🙂
An excellent article on the power of gratitude with many tips, exercises, and temple downloads – https://positivepsychology.com/gratitude-journal/
Pockitudes.com – a great site with a wonderful reading list, information and pocket sized gratitude journals.