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Writer's pictureKirsty Collett

How routine can anchor you to your truth


I have a morning routine that has held me in place for years. I am generally out of bed before 5am, writing from my heart with Love, sometimes inside, sometimes outside, and always in my dressing gown!


But not is this a doing. Not am I beginning my day with a bang, for this writing flows through me in meditation. So truly, I begin my day present in the now.

I don’t share all I write, just what I am guided to offer freely to the all. And this morning, I am guided to speak of why my routine holds me in place.


Don’t mistake this phrase as anchor-like in meaning, holding me to a place, for my routine offers me freedom from any place I am in; rather, it holds me in place as an intricate part of the all.


The place I am held has no limitations, no boundaries, no expectations. There are no restrictions in this place upon me, for I am at Home in the all. I sense it deeply as a garden, if you like, that I tend to merely through being.


When I rest in this place, I have stillness within to observe all the workings of my Lower Self. Sometimes my Lower Self takes a while to realise that it, too, can rest deeply while I am held in my garden of Love.


But nothing here is rushed, blamed, forced into submission; it is simply allowed at all times to be. This allowance sieves truth from illusion, and the more I simply be with what arises, the more I am held in my truth.


Soon my Lower Self rests, and then my Higher Self comes out to play. This is when the Wisdom of Love begins to flow, and I have taught myself, gently, how to honour all the aspects of my Being at once, so that I can remain in this flow of Brilliance while engaging my Lower Self as assistance to share what I receive.


But my mind does not have rulership of this process; my mind is still restful in nature. Instead, I am guided by my Higher Self to deliver what my heart wishes to sing.


If our routines hold us inwards, then they anchor us only to our truth. They do not restrict or limit our freedom; they welcome our freedom of flow.


With Love Kirsty


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