Were We Meant to Understand Every Step of Our Life Journey?

Last week I was prompted to think about what I consider a special delivery message from the spirit realm.

It was simple. It was obvious. It was eye-opening. It was beautiful. It was timely.

I heard it spoken by a lovely young lady from the UK, who, from my perspective, has established herself as a gifted and proficient intuitive reader.

I am basing my opinion solely on her YouTube channel collective readings only.

So, the gist of the message she received from spirit was two-fold:

1 ) - Life is a mystery. 

• That's the simple and obvious part.

2 ) - We are not going to understand every step on our spiritual journey. Nor are we supposed to understand every step along the way to where this journey is leading. 

• That's the eye-opening part.

For me, it is a particularly fitting message right now.

I noted in my last blog post that I have put in a fair amount of work to learn to detach from outcomes.

I am far more aware now about surrendering an outcome and letting Jesus drive the bus.

And because I am getting more comfortable with the process of detachment, it is easier for me now to take a step back and allow a situation to unfold on its own.

Well, I will have to sit in the driver's seat of the bus when it comes to the results of making, say, a classy Italian dessert like vanilla bean panna cotta.

Of course, that's if I ever decide to make something like that spontaneously.

I would certainly check in with Jesus first, though.

Respectfully, I would inform Jesus that I have not an inkling of knowledge of how to bloom gelatin for the panna cotta and ask for a little divine support.

I am almost certain he will respond positively, allowing me to drive the dessert bus with confidence.

I totally comprehend and trust that I constantly receive signs, synchronicities, and messages from the unseen/spiritual realm. This is nothing new to me.

For most of my life I held the knowledge that these signs and messages were there for me all the time.

The trick was to manage to have my mind quieted down enough to receive them.

Over my lifetime, that was something I struggled with in a big way.

Until the past few years, my mind was perpetually in overdrive. It literally sponsored a 24-hour-a-day gabfest with itself.

And I admit that since I have learned to be more still, I often wonder how many messages and how much guidance I overlooked because I did not understand that I needed to shut the heck up once in a while.

Did that lifetime of nonstop mind chatter hamper the trajectory of my life path and spiritual journey? And how so? By how much?

However, after a day or two of quiet contemplation about the intuitive readers' revelatory message, I experienced a moment of clarity.

I don't believe that I missed out on or overlooked any sign, message, guidance, or answer to a prayer that God or my Divine Team intended for me.

If my heart resonates with the communication the intuitive reader relayed from spirit, which it does, then I know I don't need to figure out every single step nor do I need to know every single thing taking place in the unseen realm on my behalf.

A positive reminder to walk by faith, not by sight.

As I noted, I am truly working on the art of divine detachment.

It has been a process, but like anything worthy of pursuit, in time, it will become as natural to me as breathing.

I celebrate now how less complicated my life will be when I fully embrace the concept that I don't have to have all the answers.

With that in mind, I leave you with this quote:

"Sometimes surrender means giving up trying to understand and becoming comfortable with not knowing." - Eckhart Tolle

Until next time...

Stay fearless, Divine Souls.