What we resist, persists

I know you’ve heard this many times, but it’s true. What we resist persists. But what does it really mean and how does this affect YOU?

Anytime you’re not feeling good you are resisting something. If you feel unloved, you are resisting love. If you feel betrayed, you are resisting trusting yourself. If you feel abandoned, you are resisting accepting yourself fully, just the way you are. It all comes back to you, to accepting yourself fully and completely, warts and all, every time.

Really, it’s about us being in conflict with who we really are, being in conflict with our true and abiding nature. It’s about us believing that we are limited and small when just the opposite is true. But we believe it anyway.

I know you’ve all heard the story of the young Lion cub who was adopted by a shepherd when his mother died. The Shepherd felt sorrow when he looked upon the young cub trying to suckle from his mother’s dead body and decided to bring up the young cub alongside his Sheep. And as the cub grew he came to believe he was a Sheep and quite naturally did as Sheep do.

Every day the Shepherd would take his flock, including the young and growing Lion, down to the river to drink their fill, where the Sheep would graze peacefully beside the river in the late afternoon sun. But the young Lion found himself growing increasingly unhappy. He wondered why he was unhappy and looked around the flock to see the contented faces of his brothers and sisters.

And try as he might to fit in, he found he couldn’t and he just didn’t know why. And the bigger and stronger he grew the more restive he became. But not knowing anything else, he lived with those feelings and tried even harder to fit in. One day after many years the now full grown Lion was grazing with his brothers and sisters alongside the river in the late afternoon sun.

Suddenly he heard a tremendous roar from the small clearing across the river. He looked up to see another Lion, just like himself, standing there looking at him from across the river. And then again the other Lion gave forth a mighty roar and our Lion who had been raised all this time to believe he was a Sheep, suddenly knew who he really was. He knew within himself that he wasn’t the same as his brothers and sisters. He knew he was a lion and no longer needed to live as Sheep do.

And in that instant he accepted his true nature and became who he really was, a mighty Lion. Some who are reading this might wonder what became of our Lion. Ask yourself, what becomes of those who step into their true nature? You are like that Lion. You’ve been brought up to believe that you are something far less than what you truly are. It’s not your fault, it’s just the way things are right now.

But truthfully, don’t you often feel as that young Lion did, that there must be something more? On April 30th I am offering a 6 week Teleclasse Series where you will have the opportunity to uncover the Lion within you. And that BTW is the true purpose of ZPoint. To release all the ways that you may resist who you truly are.

For more information on this transformative Teleclass Series and Say YES to Life, visit www.zpointforpeace.com/intensives.shtml.

Kindest regards,

Grant Connolly, CHt
The ZPoint Process
www.zpointforpeace.com
Saying YES to Life