Preparing for the life you love can be a very fun and creative experience. However, there comes a time when we must not overwork ourselves and/or over manage the details of our creative process.
We need to allow time for our desired intentions to come into fruition or allow the manifestations to far exceed our current expectations. It's time to let go and let our love life flow.
Learning how to let go and let our love life flow is so liberating. Whether this is with a career we love, relationship or an audacious goal, letting go of what we think we really want or how it will come will accelerate the process and allow our desires to flow into our reality with more ease, support and success.
I love to watch the movie, Something New, with Sanna Lathan.
If you haven't seen the movie, I highly recommend it. It's a romantic comedy that has a core focus on stepping out of your relationship comforts zones and trying a new experience.
Whether it's interracial dating, getting to know someone with a different profession than what you had on your list of must have's for a mate or something more, it's good to go on an adventure for love. There's a part in the movie where the topic of let go, let flow comes up. This is inviting us to not hold on to the preconceived notions that we have about what we want in a mate. In fact, we block off our universal abundance every time we hold tightly to what it is we think that we want. So we need to let go and let flow.
Every time I watch this movie it makes me think about how we need to be open in every area of life to explore new avenues that we probably wouldn't have even imagined could bring us more fulfillment than we've ever desired.
So, ask yourself these questions:
Are ready to let go and let your love life flow?
Are you ready to explore new paths of adventure?
Is it time for something or someone new in your experience?
Invitation to Act:
Take time out this month to get present and discover who you have to be and what you have to do in order to truly let your love life flow.
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