Abandonment is one of the deep-seated fears that many of us hold. It’s been reinforced by wounding from people, places and situations over time to the point that like a thorn in our finger, we go to great lengths to avoid touching anything, in order to keep from stimulating that wound and feeling the pain again.
Abandonment is an illusion that began when consciousness took motion or became. Everything is just energy. We all know that. But it is merely potential until motion is interjected into the equation. That is what (meta)-physicist Albert Einstein discovered many years ago. When the energy of consciousness took motion and became form, we appear to have reacted to this. Again, the laws of physics say that every action has an equal and opposite reaction.
Some souls, probably not all because not everyone seems to deal with fear of abandonment, chose to perceive that we were being abandoned by the Creator. Another way we could have looked at this would have been that we were being set free by the Creator to play in the park and enjoy that freedom. Do you see this dichotomy?
If you, like me, have been dealing with fear of abandonment, I suggest that it is time to explore the possibilities that what we might have thought of as reality might just be a mis-perception!
For more info: www.jeanadrienne.com
Abandonment is an illusion that began when consciousness took motion or became. Everything is just energy. We all know that. But it is merely potential until motion is interjected into the equation. That is what (meta)-physicist Albert Einstein discovered many years ago. When the energy of consciousness took motion and became form, we appear to have reacted to this. Again, the laws of physics say that every action has an equal and opposite reaction.
Some souls, probably not all because not everyone seems to deal with fear of abandonment, chose to perceive that we were being abandoned by the Creator. Another way we could have looked at this would have been that we were being set free by the Creator to play in the park and enjoy that freedom. Do you see this dichotomy?
If you, like me, have been dealing with fear of abandonment, I suggest that it is time to explore the possibilities that what we might have thought of as reality might just be a mis-perception!
For more info: www.jeanadrienne.com
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