Daily Om...

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July 17, 2009
Hand Over Your Concerns
Cancer Daily Horoscope

You might feel anxiety that is related to your expectations, and this could leave you feeling worried today. Perhaps you fear that the outcome of your hopes could easily be dashed by unforeseen circumstances and that all of your hard work might be pointless. Turning over your fear about the future to the universe today could help alleviate some of the concern you may have. You might consider taking a few minutes to visualize your perfect future—one without any glitches or negative outcomes. As you see this version of the future unfold before you, you can imagine that this picture is something you can hold in your hand. Making a wish that your future will turn out well, you might next imagine yourself handing over your future to the universe. Putting your trust in the universe in this way could take some of the burden of worry from you.

Envisioning the future as we wish it and then turning our hopes over to the universe is a powerful way to develop faith in what the future will bring. Not knowing what will happen can often send us into a downward spiral of worry, fear, and inaction. Understanding that the universe will not allow things to happen to us that do not propel us forward, however, is an important part of relinquishing our fears about the future. By trusting in the universe and letting it know what you hope for today, the universe will answer your wishes in the way that is best for you.

Comments

coffeecup said…
Nice :-)

Gosh that was very appropriate for me too. Thanks for sharing that XXX
17/07/2009, 21:46
Sarah♥ said…
No problem beautiful..

x
17/07/2009, 21:47
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