How to find freedom from discomfort. Discomfort can come in many forms.
Recently, I participated in a book reading with several other authors. Surprised, I noticed many authors lack confidence when presenting. As I observe each author and the listeners, I can see each author’s discomfort is obvious to the audience. Naturally, I find this sad.
Publishers had read and accepted these books for publication, so the writing was fine. The authors didn’t seem to understand the importance of performing well for their audience which would have included some of their readers.
Although their books might come alive when we read them ourselves, listening to some authors reading their own words left me feeling flat. They spoke softly, stumbled over words, and failed to project the energy and the essence of the words they were reading.
Why don’t they get some help? I wondered. Perhaps, they had tried to solve their lack of confidence and hit a brick wall? If so, I knew they needed to go deeper.
I have also noticed, in friends, acquaintances and others, a tendency to complain and blame. Few people seem to realise that our point of power is always within ourselves. That is where we need to look to make our world more comfortable.
Feeling miserable with the world and others is never going to change anything. We need to look at our inner motivations and stresses to change the nature of our world. How we feel about ourselves at a deep level is of prime importance. When weighed down with past baggage, even unconsciously, we will struggle through life.
How to find freedom from discomfort
A number of clients came to see me recently because they found an article on the Internet that I wrote a couple of years ago. I have never posted this article because it was a paid assignment. But, until recently, I had never linked to it either.
These clients found what I‘d written very useful as it points out the sort of issues that indicate we’re carrying unnecessary baggage. If we don’t release our historical emotional stresses, we are sabotaging ourselves and wasting our energy. Without realising why, we can inadvertently make ourselves less effective and even ill.
I love nothing more than helping my clients release their past baggage. It is extremely uplifting for them and greatly satisfying for me. Being able to help others is the reason I have suffered in my past lives and in my childhood this life.
Each challenge we face is an opportunity. For example, my struggles were worthwhile experiences. Consequently, these challenges created my impetus to study. Also, it helped me understand how to be of useful service to others.
Helping to release and uplift others has made my journey all worthwhile. Naturally, I would like to do my best to help others find freedom from discomfort.
Here is a link to the article that is helping others understand what they need:
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