“Be the change you want to see in the world’….not so easy breezy
“Be the change you want to see in the world”. I love this quote from Gandhi, I have it plastered all over my office, in brochures for my classes and websites. It is one of the quotes that have inspired my life and work most. To me it means take up the mantle of being a visionary, inspire yourself and others with integrity. See and be who you came here to be is what I teach in my classes and seminars.
Being the change you want to see in the world is not so easy, breezy…it kind of coincides with another famous quote taking the path less traveled. It is harder to strive to hold space in your life for living your higher visions with all of the competition in the world that really wants to stay and play small. Smaller thinking is really aligned with lack and scarcity, yet so many people want to play and get threatened when they choose to step out of the game by the ones who really choose to be there. That is where divine truth and divine right come in handy, and also the focal point of present time. The truth of the matter is you can choose to create what ever you wish to have, hold or experience so why play with scarcity and lack as the tool when there are so much greater more validating things to be explored. Once one is able to step out of the noise of the small team the universal door opens and you really get to experience things that maybe were once declared “not real” or “just a dream”….why not give yourself that gift as the most important thing you do for you.
Ask yourself this question when you are having a hard time with another” Are those that want to play small and argue for their limitation and yours, are they really out for your best interest or serving the higher good of all? Am I arguing for a limitation that does not serve? If your answer is showing you a pathway for a more enjoyable horizon, choose the path of the higher good, and place that fork in the road. Choose and take the road less traveled, it is methodical and as real as any other road, except you will like it more!
Blessings and truth
Cyndi Warwick-Seiler
