Harmony Or Not?

I Used To Be A Staff Member

I used to be a staff member. To move the organization forward, we tried to be in agreement. Or at least, I wanted to be ‘on the same page.’

Harmony Or Not?

Our son was in college and performing in choirs. I heard all the voices blend together so beautifully and thought, with pain in my heart, “Why can’t my co-workers sing together like this choir?” As if from God, I heard, “It’s my Song. I’m writing the Song.”

At a Christmas concert, a well-liked Master’s degree student wrote an orchestra piece. In the middle of this beautiful Christmas hymn was discordant music. After the concert, I told our son, “I didn’t like the Christmas hymn with the discordant music.” Wisely, our son reminded me, “Mama, that’s how Christmas feels sometimes.”

I’ve learned to accept the harmony and discordant music of Life. Of course, I prefer times of harmony! I work to understand and move through discordant times.

Perfect

I often say the word, ‘Perfect’. I used to try and be perfect because I thought this was what God expected me to be. Now I understand better than ever that I am imperfect and God is more interested in how I am doing from moment to moment. I accept the joy and the challenge of each present moment as ‘Perfect’.

Love’s Song

Even though I understand that somehow God is writing a Universal Song, I now hear all of us as the individual notes and instruments and voices. We are each writing this Song with Love as our Conductor. The more we can live in harmony with ourselves and each other, the better off we will all be. The more quickly we can learn from and move through discordant times, the better off we will all be.

We can choose whether or not we want life-giving emotions to dwell in our bodies and minds. If we are willing to live with life-draining emotions, we will exist rather than thrive.

Sally Is Okay, Now!

My client whom I will call Sally was suffering in many areas of her life. She tried not to cry during an online network meeting. Sally heard my calm voice and healing persona and she booked a Discovery Call before the network meeting was over. Sally came for her first session within days. Sally went through the 12-session The Soul Power Experience program. By the last session, Sally was crying because she received so much benefit and care. Sally said she would miss our session time together so we scheduled an intuitive session for the next month. At this session, when I asked her how the various issues in her life were going, she said that everything is okay. We used the technique of PSYCH-K to program important goals and Sally is happily on her way to a thriving life. Sally has a new sense of strength and peace of mind. She is learning from and moving through the discordant experiences of her life.

Emotions Are Experiences In Motion

Life, in all of its glory and suffering, is meant to be experienced. Emotions help us experience life. We learn and grow emotionally, physically, spiritually, mentally, socially, etc. We experience emotions in seconds of time. Life becomes more difficult when emotions get stuck in our memory and our body. When we can see emotions as experiences in motion, we can create a daily practice of making sure we experience our emotions and then let them go and move forward.

Let Dani be your guide in reframing and releasing life-draining emotions and empowering life-giving emotions that will help you thrive.

Sing a New Song!

Namaste – the Divine in Me Celebrates the Divine in You!

I Love You!

~Dani

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Dani Green

Dani Green is the Creator of The Soul Power Experience using motivational speaking, education and hypnotherapy. Dani also helps clients reduce stress, smoking cessation and weight release. As an Ordained Minister, Dani writes and officiates Weddings and Funerals. Dani and her husband, Kevin have three adult children and have hosted 15 international students.