Mastery. What have you mastered in this lifetime? What are you still working on?
I was part of a group meditation on mastery a few weeks ago. During the meditation, I could look at the things I’ve accomplished in my life and ponder what I had mastered.
Interestingly, the people around me went beyond pondering this lifetime and were able to draw from experiences over multiple lifetimes. They could see or feel what they had mastered in individual lifetimes, or over the expanse of several lifetimes. Fascinating stuff.
Skills, and mastery, can be brought in from many times, places, and dimensions.
I’ll give you a few examples.
One person could see that in a past life she had lived in the wilderness and cultivated medicinal herbs. She had mastered that skill. In this lifetime, she could still grow plants, but no longer knew their medicinal benefits. She could grow them for their beauty.
A second person could see how she had mastered baking in a previous lifetime. This lifetime, she had done some huge baking jobs to reassure herself that she still had that capability. Doing those big projects had anchored the skill in this incarnation, in case she wanted to do it again. Now, she bakes for fun.
Another person could see the things she had mastered over lifetimes. She could bring those experiences into this lifetime so that the mastery was available should she need it. She said:
“I do a multitude of things. Anything that comes to my mind that I'm interested in, I do. I'm a scuba diver. I have an airplane pilot’s license. Whatever strikes my fancy, I go ahead and do. I was told that, for me, doing all these different things anchored those masteries into this physical reality. Even though I don't pursue them all the time, it brings them in so that if I ever need them, I have them.
“That's the purpose of doing as much as you possibly can and experiencing as much as you can. You are anchoring all that in here, whether you use it every day or not.”
Sometimes, skills from previous lifetimes are not brought in with us because they may not resonate with where we are right now, energetically. We can't bring in all the information.
Other times, they are not brought in because the skills would distract us from what we would normally be doing. For instance, if we had all of the skills of music and became a music prodigy, but this life wasn't supposed to involve music, we would be distracted from what we came here to do.
Some paths to mastery are straight-forward; no deviations. You have to go through certain experiences. Other paths are more open. You can stay on the path and go through the different steps, or you can jump to different parts and still achieve the end result. Whether you go off the road or not, you end up where you need to be.
Some people will say that they know how to do something, but they can't tell you how they know. It’s because they went off the road and leapt from here to there. They can't tell you how they got there, but they have the information to achieve the end result – mastery of that particular skill.
Perhaps that "leap" is guidance from The Other Side?
Personally, I feel like I’ve had to stay on a particular path and do the work to achieve new skills. They have not just shown up in my life. Have I brought mastery in from past lives? Perhaps. Maybe those things that I’m naturally good at are the things which I brought with me? I’ve already had experience with them.
How about you? Can you point to something you’ve mastered that you feel is based on work done in a past life? It’s fun to explore this broad view of life.
Gail
gail@MyPsychicSearch.com
I was part of a group meditation on mastery a few weeks ago. During the meditation, I could look at the things I’ve accomplished in my life and ponder what I had mastered.
Interestingly, the people around me went beyond pondering this lifetime and were able to draw from experiences over multiple lifetimes. They could see or feel what they had mastered in individual lifetimes, or over the expanse of several lifetimes. Fascinating stuff.
Skills, and mastery, can be brought in from many times, places, and dimensions.
I’ll give you a few examples.
One person could see that in a past life she had lived in the wilderness and cultivated medicinal herbs. She had mastered that skill. In this lifetime, she could still grow plants, but no longer knew their medicinal benefits. She could grow them for their beauty.
A second person could see how she had mastered baking in a previous lifetime. This lifetime, she had done some huge baking jobs to reassure herself that she still had that capability. Doing those big projects had anchored the skill in this incarnation, in case she wanted to do it again. Now, she bakes for fun.
Another person could see the things she had mastered over lifetimes. She could bring those experiences into this lifetime so that the mastery was available should she need it. She said:
“I do a multitude of things. Anything that comes to my mind that I'm interested in, I do. I'm a scuba diver. I have an airplane pilot’s license. Whatever strikes my fancy, I go ahead and do. I was told that, for me, doing all these different things anchored those masteries into this physical reality. Even though I don't pursue them all the time, it brings them in so that if I ever need them, I have them.
“That's the purpose of doing as much as you possibly can and experiencing as much as you can. You are anchoring all that in here, whether you use it every day or not.”
Sometimes, skills from previous lifetimes are not brought in with us because they may not resonate with where we are right now, energetically. We can't bring in all the information.
Other times, they are not brought in because the skills would distract us from what we would normally be doing. For instance, if we had all of the skills of music and became a music prodigy, but this life wasn't supposed to involve music, we would be distracted from what we came here to do.
Some paths to mastery are straight-forward; no deviations. You have to go through certain experiences. Other paths are more open. You can stay on the path and go through the different steps, or you can jump to different parts and still achieve the end result. Whether you go off the road or not, you end up where you need to be.
Some people will say that they know how to do something, but they can't tell you how they know. It’s because they went off the road and leapt from here to there. They can't tell you how they got there, but they have the information to achieve the end result – mastery of that particular skill.
Perhaps that "leap" is guidance from The Other Side?
Personally, I feel like I’ve had to stay on a particular path and do the work to achieve new skills. They have not just shown up in my life. Have I brought mastery in from past lives? Perhaps. Maybe those things that I’m naturally good at are the things which I brought with me? I’ve already had experience with them.
How about you? Can you point to something you’ve mastered that you feel is based on work done in a past life? It’s fun to explore this broad view of life.
Gail
gail@MyPsychicSearch.com
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