What Keeps You From Really Trusting In Your Life, and You Can Truly Recover It

 
Not Trusting Keeps Us in a Trap of Perpetual Inner Stress

 
We live in a world that carries many longstanding belief systems that tell us we can't afford to easily, or even fundamentally at all, trust.  When we lose our ability to trust we come to terribly and helplessly understand the interrelated and devastating results to our body, mind, emotions and spirit from this state of dis-ease. 
 
It puts us in a perpetual state of core stress that directs us to either attack or defend, escape or be spiritually destroyed.  We cannot wholly and freely be present to live our lives or create our dearest dreams without the essential ability to trust.
 
Five Key Questions to Heal Yourself and Develop Your Ability to Trust in Life
 
I have developed through Centering Tools a series of five reflective questions followed by five fundamental truths to identify what keeps you from really trusting in your life, that are designed to restore, from a core place of recovering key insights, your central right to trust.  I invite you to settle back into a deeper meditative and reflective state, and journal about the following questions:
 
Do you know in your heart of hearts how much you are truly able to trust? 
 
Do you remember the last time you trusted?
 
What is your understanding of trust?
 
How were you brought up to trust?
 
How were you brought up to not trust?
 
Now take a few minutes to read through your answers.  Experience and record whatever insights then occur.
 
Know What You Really Lose When You Can't Trust
 

Continue to more deeply reflect and even meditate on the following five truths about loss of trust.  Consider the effect of these results in your life, and once more, record any insights which occur:
 
When we aren't truly safe we can't trust.
 
When trust is violated it takes a long time to recover trust.
 
When we're anxious at our core we are unable to trust.
 
When we can't love we can't trust.
 
When we aren't really free we aren't able to trust.
 
Now write each of the above sentences as its exact opposite.  For example, the first sentence could read, When I'm truly safe I can trust.
 
Continue rewriting each sentence in this way, and when you've finished, once more, settle back and read out loud these rewritten five sentences.  
 
The Only Core Place You Really Can Recover Trust to Create Miracles in Your Life

 
What happens inside you?  Again, record any insights which occur.
 
The real truth about recovering trust is that when we grow up and have fundamentally developed the ability to take care of ourselves, and be truly responsible in our lives, we understand that our only real inner task is to commit to trusting ourselves without condition.  Are you ready to do that, as what I believe to be our greatest and best personal growth challenge?
 
I invite you, with much love, faith and and respect, to dare to commit to yourself and the universe you experience to do whatever it takes to restore your ability to trust yourself, letting go of any belief that you have to receive any outside guarantees in order to survive and freely live your life.  That is your key to the amazing miracles of empowerment, happiness, peace and letting go that you will then experience.

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  1. I think its interesting to think about trusting myself. I suppose that will go a long way toward feeling safe and secure. Sort of working both ways.
    I would like to trust myself, act on my own beliefs. I would like to feel like I am OK. I want to live, be alive and experience things more fully. So yes I want to learn to trust myself. Or become sure that I do trust myself and then listen to myself. I need to know my limits so I can progress with my strengths.
    Perhaps then I can .

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