There are things your soul wants to experience and succeed at. Those things show up as desires and ‘happy daydreams.’
But when your ‘small self’ tries to push those desires away, it always eventually leads to you feeling bad.
You might try to talk yourself out of your own desires by saying things like…
“You’re too old, the time has past” or “You’re too young, no one will take you seriously.”
“You’ve not been able to manifest that thing yet, so what makes you think you can do it now?”
“I think it’s just my ego wanting this time” or “This is a selfish desire and I have to think of my family first.”
“What about all the starving children in the world? I don’t deserve this desire.”
I know people mean well by these inner thoughts, but when we squash those desires emerging from our hearts, not only do we feel less happy, we cut off our power to create what we want.
In my video this week I will share some gems to help you learn to stop squashing your desires and live a fulfilling life. I also share a story a woman just shared in the training I am currently leading that is important for you to hear. It’s important because you most likely have a similar story— and it’s driving you to play smaller. We all have this story to some degree.
Watch it here.
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Much love,
What a tragic story about the bell collection. You’re right, Rachel Jayne, we all have our “bell collection.” Mine was my father who died when I was very little. He was the only one who treated me with love and attention and it hurt so much to lose him, even though I was too young to know why he had “left.” I was well into my 40s before I realized that I never allowed myself to desire a man (and always ended up with men I wasn’t attracted to — ugghhh). Now, desire leads my life and is my most powerful guide for living my purpose (and it’s a good thing because I needed a lot of desire to create something as “out there” as my Chakra Boosters Healing Tattoos). I’m coming to Denver for Awaken Your Impact and I really, truly, deeply WANT to be there — thank you for the scholarship!! You (and Datta) are awesome!! Love and big blessings, Vicki
My bell story is that the more I excelled at school and did extra-curricular work, writing which is my passion, the more my parents distanced themselves. When I asked my mother the reason she told me her truth which was men don’t marry intelligent women. She was hoping I’d be shallow, pretty and get a man that way. I really really liked this video. It talked to me big time. Thank you so much Rachael Jayne.
Wow! Rachael, thank you for sharing here…a very deep connection was made to why I have dampened down my desire. It hurts too much! I have realised many things about my childhood and my relationship with my Dad, but I haven’t ever realised that the pain of conditional love and inconsistent parenting has had such a profound effect on my level of desire!!! I would love to attend Awaken Your Impact in Melbourne and thank you for your generosity. I attended your Art of Feminine Presence weekend a few years ago which was anazing. I love who you are and what you stand for Rachael and look forward to connecting with you again.
Thanks for this video. I have to tell you I needed this message this morning. For the past few years I have been on a search for getting my voice out there but I always just step into the edge of the spotlight and then fall back. My career has been in the training and development field where I communicated other people’s messages, not my own. I also spent the last year writing a play, it begins with my bell moment, something that I have carried with me for more than 50 years. I am in a final rewrite before we do a second table reading before getting it produced. This time I will push through. Thanks for the inspiration!