Dragon Speak, February 2012

In last month’s Dragon Speak, we urged you to begin to de-clutter and to release not only physical objects in your home, but also emotional and mental clutter that blocks your ability to be free and to freely choose your future path. As you release and de-clutter, you will lose those ways of coping and making decisions that no longer work in this new world. We have decided to speak to you about qualities that will help you make the right choices for yourself in the midst of all the chaos that seems to be part of everyone’s life. Over the next year, we will be discussing ways of making choices and living your life that will increase your happiness.

Courage is the first attribute we will discuss. The kind of radical change that is being asked of you is scary. It means that you are examining the criteria that you have used to guide your life, to make decisions, and to form relationships. This means that you will be re-evaluating your entire belief system.

It takes courage when you re-evaluate your belief system. To do that, you must first understand what your belief system is. For example, what is most important to you? Is it money, power, relationships, popularity, status, career, caring for others, peace in the world, a clean environment, justice? Your actions, how you judge yourself and others and how you treat yourself and others are all based on what is most important to you.

Once you have discovered what your priorities are then you can see how your actions have flowed directly from those priorities. If your life is not the way you wanted it to be, then look to your priorities and take responsibility for what you have created. This takes real courage. If you created your current life, then you can re-create what it is you now want by consciously changing those priorities.

Look around at your world, because what you see is the result of humanity’s choices. Humanity must make radical changes if it is to survive and thrive. Your current belief system has led to separation instead of co-operation. Do you want to change?

It takes tremendous courage for you humans to look at what you have wrought. And it takes tremendous courage for you to make the changes that are necessary.