Letting go and believing that everything will work out for my good!

I have for the majority of my life felt like I was placed on this planet to serve others. I helped others with their children, I married men who I felt needed me to save them, I helped to raise my nephews and niece, and my two children, I assisted both my parents as they transitioned, and the list goes on and on.

Why? Why was I so addicted the giving to others at the price of neglecting myself? To allowing those traumas define who I was and losing myself in the process.

Well no more, this past week I manifested nothing but a miracle and I thank GUS! (God, Universe, Source) for showing up.

Well you see, I spent Friday flying into West Palm Beach, Florida for a Goddess Retreat. I stayed at the amazing PGA Resort, a 5 star resort with service and physical beauty to match. I laughed, I cried, and felt the love from 50 other women who showered me with love and compliments. I felt so special, accepted for who I am and with unconditional love! What makes this special is that in my 70 years of life, this experience finally gave me the power to really see the power within me. The two days that followed at the resort were just as amazing! The people, the place and resources all lined up. Yes, I was in alignment! I was and felt heard and safe. While there, I have several light bulb moments.

Those who play on my emotions, who I allowed to make me feel less than, all of a sudden were exposed. What I know now is I must live through conflict as a way to grow and stop allowing others to control me.

I came home and emptied my bags, and then I repacked for my flight to Nashville, Tennessee. In all the years of my marriage I would never have left to do what I wanted to do. Then to top this off, my adult children gave me tickets for 2 day to the Nashville Symphony, with headliners “Boys To Men”. I received a rose both nights and I sat in the front row. Talking about manifestation, gratefulness and joy, that is what I felt. It all started with journaling every day and expressing gratitude.

Thank you so very much to Rhonda Byrne, Esther Hicks, Tasha Chen, Neville Goddard, Bob Proctor, and other masters who shared their knowledge with each of us.

Thank you, thank you, thank you!