The gravity of the past can be really strong.  I was reminded of that today when I spoke to one of my fellow gurus of self development.  She is an author and a pioneer in the field of coaching and I am so blessed to have her as a friend.  She reminded me of the importance of cleaning.  I am not talking about the kind of cleaning that involves a mop and bucket (although that kind of cleaning is also very healthy).  I am talking about mental cleaning.  When we slip back into old habits...................like worrying about stuff that we don' need to worry about.  The gravity of the past means that we often resort to doing the things we did over and over in the past.  Being fearful or being worried is a learned behaviour that belongs in the past.

There are a lot of distractions to our daily lives like; family matters, changes in the working environment, the economy, climatic conditions and a host of things happening all over the world.  I loved the simplicity of Ho'oponopono - getting back to the natural self and cleaning on all of the memories that make you fearful or stifled in some way.  I realise that from time to time I need the wisdom of those special people around me to remind me that cleaning is a lifetime commitment and occupation.  Everything I have done in my life thus far has culminated in my ability to keep on cleaning.

If you could clean up some thoughts, memories or ideas that are not serving you, or helping you to become; happier, healthier and more peaceful, then just remind yourself to keep cleaning.  Thank you for showing this to me.  These are just memories replaying.   I need to remind myself often, "I love you."  I need to remember that all will be well.  Remember to trust the inspired part of your being from where all things are possible.