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WHAT IS MEANT FOR YOU

  • Writer: Karen A Kovacs
    Karen A Kovacs
  • Apr 29, 2024
  • 2 min read

I have had times in my life that were pivotal. These were times where I could feel intuitively that my life was changing considerably but I could not see my future clearly. My intuition was sharp and I had a sense of what changes might be possible, but I could not form the vision of what was to come and what that might look like in my life. Sometimes these veiled times come in the form of delays in a project I am working on. I have a clear desire to take something forward, but for some reason, it is not working out in the way I feel it should.


Pushing our dreams into reality when the doors don’t open or the way is not clear can only be frustrating. I have learned to trust my intuition but to also respect the timing and my life circumstances to manifest the way.  Going in a new direction is an important step and to push my way based on how I envision it should be is not very satisfying. I may not see the whole picture.  Forcing my way often teaches me challenging lessons.


In times like these, I affirm what I feel and want, but I relax and recognize that the veil hasn’t lifted yet to see clearly all that is to be. The timing may not be right. I may not have all the pieces in place for the way to be clear. I may not have connected with the right people. I have learned that the process I move through is as essential as what the heart guides me toward. The change may need to unfold gradually and I simply trust the process rather than overthinking and feeling stuck, confused, or deficient.  I trust that when the time is right, the veil will lift and then watch out! Change can happen quickly.

 

Do I stop all action when I have these veiled moments? No. I keep moving toward my desire but in a natural way recognizing that I don’t have clarity yet. It’s like navigating a trail that you aren’t familiar with. You look for signs to determine the direction. Where is the sun located in the sky? Where are the mountains? Navigating change and the hearts desire requires me to stay present, move slowly and to move when doors open.

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