Hello Andrea,
…I currently live in Sedona Az….for 2 years… I have, I feel, learned what I needed to learn, and I need to move on… So I am asking you, and Vywamus to suggest… a better place for me to serve…Any advice is valuble!
Lynn
Dear Lynn,
Many of you, particularly light workers, are feeling the urge to relocate at this time. So this is for them, as well as for you. In your case, congratulations on how well you have listened to your inner self, it is indeed time to move. Sedona was never meant to be the final stop on your journey, but you have spent your time there well and, as you say, learned what you needed to learn.
There is no one “good answer” to your question, because there are several. I am not going to suggest any specific possibilities about where to go next, but rather, guide you a little in your process of discovery. You have probably already thought of the best options, and researched some details about the pros and cons. And, having done some of the “mind work,” I’m also sure you have been trying to listen to your heart and gut, since you know the mind alone can’t bring you the sense of conviction you want. And of course you may have noticed any guidance you might be receiving in the dream state.
If your heart and gut aren’t giving you a clear signal, then it’s a sign that you’re in a phase of sampling, and you need to be free to experience and enjoy a number of possibilities before you decide. Perhaps some exploratory travel to feel the energy in some places? If that’s not possible, some Internet exploration. Or, perhaps some dowsing on the map. Or, even, putting names of some likely places you’re considering on the floor and “dowsing” by dancing barefoot, feeling what your feet tell you. Maybe you will just want to keep dancing for a while, and not yet come to rest on any one of those names.
Really, you are free to go anywhere, and you may need to exult in that freedom before nailing anything down. Try to put aside, even if for a very limited time, any anxiety or pressure you feel from your “ego mind” about hurrying the process to settle on a new course. Put it aside, be in the present moment, and simply enjoy the excitement of feeling free, and the energy of “Anything is possible!”
Equally important, you need to see whether you’ve actually fully freed yourself from Sedona. If there is any disappointment, resentment, sadness, etc., you’ve experienced there, it may still be clouding your vision and getting in your way in your efforts to work out what to do next. Whatever feelings are still unresolved about Sedona could be holding you back from the sort of carefree and joyful exploring you can be enjoying to move into the next part of your journey. If that is so, you know how to work with this. Listen to what the voices within you are saying. Feel the feelings, and see what’s needed. There may be some final things to get closure on in the best way you can before moving on.
I have every faith that as you go through this process you’ll gradually zero in on your next move. Take your time, as much as you can. And I remind you of what you already know, this next choice doesn’t have to be written in stone. Your soul is free to explore many more “places” in this life, whether or not you settle on the next one for good.
Good luck on this,
Vywamus