Embrace Patience: Energize Your Own Power
“Trust the wait. Embrace the uncertainty. Enjoy the beauty of becoming.” -Mandy Hale
Patience is not waiting… it’s flowing.
To embrace patience is a challenge as patience is a funny thing. It works differently than you might imagine, and it is VERY powerful.
Although we often think of “waiting” when we visualize patience, it can actually speed up the process and help you reach your goals even faster when you embrace patience!
When you’ve truly committed to remaining patient, to embrace patience, it keeps everything you’re doing flowing smoothly and effortlessly. You feel so much more “on-track” with getting things done.
And, most importantly, patience allows you to enjoy the present moment, the one that you create from the only one that matters! NO MATTER WHAT!!!
How can you achieve more patience?
Patience comes from the calm that we have deep within. It is a mindset. This calm mindset is what gets you where you want to go quickly. You’ll feel so good taking inspired action and creating what you want. How wonderful and amazing that we have this ability which is often under utilized.
The Master Key Experience has taught many of us in becoming calmer in the way we practice sitting quietly…. In turn becoming more patient….
As we practice and embrace patience, not only will we enjoy each day, we’ll have a notable effect on others. Patience has a ripple effect.
With your newfound “calm knowing” that everything is worthy of your full and positive presence, you’ll find it easier to show your kindness toward others. You’ll have more fun, because love is always at the heart of true fun!
The first step to embrace patience is calming yourself.
Try this method to bring yourself back to calm and help you maintain patience throughout your day, then over time, gain the strength to embrace patience.
Try it NOW! STOP everything and proceed:
Step 1. Close your eyes and put your hand over your heart. Feel the warmth of your body. You may feel a sensation or a tingling of your heart center.
Step 2. As you do this, imagine that you are breathing love into your heart. On each in-breath, breathe in the breath of love deeply and say “I love myself.” Now, relax and drop your shoulders. Allow yourself to feel love from your heart.
Step 3. When you exhale, just imagine letting go of anything that is keeping you from feeling good. Let go with grace. No force is necessary. Your default setting is “love,” so you can always get back to it!
Step 4. Repeat steps 1-3 again. This time, when you get to step 3, on the exhale, send love out all around you.
Feel yourself surrounded by love and send it out, sharing it with the world, or with a particular person or situation. See the situation or the person in your mind and say to yourself, “I send you love from my heart.”
Patience Takes Practice
Repeat these steps as long as necessary to feel more peace and calm. You can use them daily as a form of meditation, if you like.
Just 5 minutes of focused breathing can feel wonderful. As you feel your breath going into and out of your heart at your own pace, it will be easier to practice the joy of patience, opening the door to actually embrace patience.
Now you can enjoy a calm mindset, getting everything done, achieving what you wish for with patience, in an easy and effortless manner, and faster than you ever imagined possible.
Now you’re on the joyful track to living each day, with a smile on your face, as you create a life that you love! Patience isn’t a challenge or chore anymore, you’ve learned to embrace patience!
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I love to have more patientance. Thank you! I will stop and breathe more and give myself patientance.
I’m recommitting, too, Karen!
Great blog on patience Cindy, I love your exercises and how you point out that patience can actually speed up the process.
Thanks for pointing that out, Benjamin: being patient “can actually speed up the process”. Lots more of us need that reminder, in my humble opinion. 🙂 I love how our guides talk about our living in a microwave world…
Sorta like you gotta slow down to speed up!
Thanks for all the reminders and tips, Cindy. You helped me see again that truly living in the PRESENT is what being patient is all about. I just love your exercise that sinks us deeply, through our heart, into the present in love vibration.
What a concept, Cindy. If patience is a virtue, how cool would it be to not only master patience, but learn to embrace it, and to love it. I adore how you share that it’s a strength. Thank you for this!
This is great information, Cindy! Linking patience to the Sit to Love, Perfect!
Patience and the Sit and Love do go kind of hand-in-hand-in-hand, don’t they, Arlene?
“Patience Takes Practice” indeed! Love the alliteration, Cindy!
Thanks for sending a breath of fresh air with this second way of looking at the concept of patience, Cindy1
If we visualize patience, we in turn have a smoother process of forward progression…
I like that!
Sooooo glad to realize that patience isn’t boring waiting. Patience is feeling calm, happy, and in control throughout whatever the day brings. I like to visualize my lungs filling with love when inhaling deeply and exhaling what no longer benefits me. Afterwards tasks feel easier, days get brighter, and I’m ready to share that good vibe with everyone I meet. Giving myself permission to slow my mind and enjoy the life I’m creating is next level self care!