In this episode of "Ask Colleen Spiritual Solutions for Life Situations," Colleen St. Michaels addresses the common struggle of feeling insecure, envious, and self-doubting as a new spiritual practitioner. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing that no one is your competition and that jealousy stems from personal insecurities. Colleen advises practitioners to do inner shadow work, acknowledge their feelings, and release them. She also encourages practitioners to focus on doing work that brings them joy and fulfillment. By blessing others' success, practitioners can attract abundance into their own lives.
Key Takeaways:
No one is your competition: Recognize that no one else's success diminishes your own. By viewing others as competition, you are giving away your power and limiting your own potential.
Addressing jealousy and envy: Take the time to do an inner audit and explore the root causes of these emotions. Write out your experiences of jealousy and envy without judgment, allowing yourself to release these feelings.
Stay in your lane: Focus on doing the work that brings you joy and fulfillment. Avoid comparing yourself to others and instead celebrate their successes while staying true to your own path.
Bless your competitors: Instead of harboring negative feelings towards others in your field, send them blessings. By doing so, you are also inviting blessings into your own life.
Do the inner work: Recognize that feelings of insecurity and self-doubt are normal, but they can be addressed through shadow work and self-reflection. Take the time to understand and heal these aspects of yourself.
Quotes:
“No one is your competition. When we view someone else as competition, we are stealing our own power away." - Colleen St. Michaels
"Addressing jealousy and envy requires acknowledging and releasing these emotions without judgment." - Colleen St. Michaels
"Stay in your lane and focus on doing the work that brings you joy and fulfillment." - Colleen St. Michaels
"Bless your competitors and invite blessings into your own life." - Colleen St. Michaels
"Do the inner work and address feelings of insecurity and self-doubt through shadow work and self-reflection." - Colleen St. Michaels
Summary:
In the world of spirituality, dreaming is not limited to the realm of sleep. It extends to the dreams and aspirations we have for our lives. Colleen St. Michaels, a spiritual practitioner, emphasizes the importance of dreaming big and never stopping. She shares her personal struggle with limiting her dreams due to fear and the belief that they would never come true. However, she realized that our dreams are not static; they continue to evolve and expand as we grow. By embracing the power of dreaming, we open ourselves up to the infinite possibilities that exist within us and in the world around us.
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Colleen St. Michaels is a renowned Intuitive Spiritual Teacher specializing in Intuitive Development. She is a coach, motivational speaker, author, and a pioneer in the Spiritual Healing community, often called the healer's healer. Colleen works with individuals and groups, teaching tools to help them reach their highest potential emotionally, spiritually, professionally, and physically.For more than a decade, she has worked with thousands of clients, witnessing their transformations through her methods.
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