“All of your relationships are inside of you. There's no relationship out there. There is only the reflection of what you are doing inside yourself and how you're dealing with relationships inside of you, not out there. It may look as if a relationship is you with another person or with other people, but it is always you within you, and relationships are one of the greatest mirrors you can have for yourself-your patterns, your beliefs, your conditioned responses.”
-John-Roger
Most of us look in a mirror every day. Sometimes it’s consciously, sometimes out of habit, and other times for a specific purpose. We look in the mirror, see our reflection and get a sense of how we look. There is a greater mirror available to us as well, and that one holds the reflection of ourselves that we see in other people.
Our relationships can be one of the greatest teachers we have in life. They not only help us learn loving, patience, boundaries, effective communication, but they are a mirror of our relationship to ourselves.
Every doubt and insecurity we have about ourselves and our own worthiness is brought forward in our relationships. Every need to prove ourselves, to seek approval, and our sense of safety and security is played out with the people in our lives.
What this means then is that every relationship can show us a reflection of our own Divinity, where we are limiting ourselves or stuck in old patterns. Every relationship holds a key to our own healing and expansion.
What do your relationships say to you or about you? If you were to look in to your relationship reflections, what does this mirror tell you about:
The “themes” your soul is bringing forward for you to look at in this lifetime
Instead of blaming others for not being who we want them to be or not loving us the way we want, we can begin to look at our relationships in a new way. Rather than trying to change
http://www.morningstarcenter.com/pdf/worldyourmirror.pdf
http://lightworkers.org/wisdom/julie-miller/182781/relationships-spiritual-mirrors
http://www.ashtarcommandcrew.net/profiles/blog/show?id=2859786%3ABlogPost%3A2670312&commentId=2859786%3AComment%3A2674916&xg_source=activity
-John-Roger
Most of us look in a mirror every day. Sometimes it’s consciously, sometimes out of habit, and other times for a specific purpose. We look in the mirror, see our reflection and get a sense of how we look. There is a greater mirror available to us as well, and that one holds the reflection of ourselves that we see in other people.
Our relationships can be one of the greatest teachers we have in life. They not only help us learn loving, patience, boundaries, effective communication, but they are a mirror of our relationship to ourselves.
Every doubt and insecurity we have about ourselves and our own worthiness is brought forward in our relationships. Every need to prove ourselves, to seek approval, and our sense of safety and security is played out with the people in our lives.
What this means then is that every relationship can show us a reflection of our own Divinity, where we are limiting ourselves or stuck in old patterns. Every relationship holds a key to our own healing and expansion.
What do your relationships say to you or about you? If you were to look in to your relationship reflections, what does this mirror tell you about:
- How safe you feel to open your heart
- How worthy you believe yourself to be
- How honest you are with yourself
- Unhealed traumas or emotional wounds
- Beliefs about being good enough
- What you value in others that you are not seeing in yourself
- What qualities you judge in others that you’re not owning in yourself
- How you love and take care of yourself
- How safe you feel to be yourself
- The responsibility you take for yourself or for others
- What your motivations are for your actions
- How comfortable you are to let go
The “themes” your soul is bringing forward for you to look at in this lifetime
Instead of blaming others for not being who we want them to be or not loving us the way we want, we can begin to look at our relationships in a new way. Rather than trying to change
http://www.morningstarcenter.com/pdf/worldyourmirror.pdf
http://lightworkers.org/wisdom/julie-miller/182781/relationships-spiritual-mirrors
http://www.ashtarcommandcrew.net/profiles/blog/show?id=2859786%3ABlogPost%3A2670312&commentId=2859786%3AComment%3A2674916&xg_source=activity
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