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Transformation from Things Come Up and Up from Deeper and Deeper - (5924)

When we focus on a project, obstacles are likely to appear. The interesting thing is to see the obstacles that come up from inside.

The obstacles come up from inside plentifully. One after the other. Thankfully, as we present them for dissolution the rate at which they come up slows down.

What is interesting to see, are the types of obstacles that come up.

They start off as very related to the project, and a bit later they still come up but apparently semi-related to the project. But with careful reflection these semi-related obstacles are deeply related. They are just more personal and intimate in nature.

The obstacles come up from deeper levels within us, and the deeper the level they appear from the more buried in time they are.

Choosing a project and seeing the obstacles one after the after, eventually brings obstacles from our past lives up to the surface for examination.

The way to cause them to appear is the dissolution mindset. Which goes like this: see them, understand them, and present them for dissolution. That is doing this with the determination to get past them quickly. 

When we get past the obstacles quickly there is space for others to appear.

If we don't dissolve the obstacles, the deeper ones can't rise up to be seen.

In summary, the keys are to take a worthwhile project focus on it, open up to see the obstacles from inside, dissolve them and open up again to see others, dissolve them, and repeat and repeat until there are less and less. By the time there are less, you will be focusing on obstacles related to the remote past.

Working on the remote past brings us all a lot of transformation.

End (5924).

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