Kels. Make it or break. Gifts.

Tuesday, July 2nd

During evening meditation, I asked my Spiritual Guide Somoya what I need to know from today.  I then heard and internal voice say, "Kels. Make it or break.  Gifts."

My take away from Somoya's message is that I continue live by old patterns and need to break them.  Due to my insecurities at times, I will pass the baton, and grant others to decide what my strengths are.  If others are not excited or supportive, than I doubt myself and my abilities.

Kels never tells me what to do.  She is ALWAYS supportive of my gifts, no matter what I choose to do with them.  When I am feeling insecure or scared, I then resort to my old patterns.  In my head I believe that her words, tone, and or excitement can "make it or break" my gifts.  This is not on her, but myself.  

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