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With our sped-up culture it seems we’ve forgotten that, here on this Earth, Time is indeed not only real – but also essential to something else that our potential unfolds through: TIMING. Too often we take our ‘Amazon Prime Shipping’ mentality and apply it to how our Potential is supposed to work, only to find ourselves stuck in the same Life, never realizing that we have not given Time, nor Timing, it’s full due.

I have discovered that one of the most profound forces that guides and shapes your Destiny is ‘The Wounded Healer Archetype.’ And while this Archetype offers an essential True North when it comes to your life purpose, I have also found that many folks let this aspect of their Soul Contract collapse them instead of guide and heal them.

As we just passed the 15th memorial anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, I thought I’d share with you something from my own personal experience regarding that event as a teaching.

There is a seductive idea many of us have bought into: that our Calling only comes when we are only in pure alignment with positivity and gratitude. And if we can just get our vibration to that frequency then suddenly our cell phone will start ringing loud and clear with a call from Heaven. I’m here to tell you that on a Soul Contract Fate/Destiny level that is a lie.

Essentially rejection is getting a ‘NO’ from life. We’ve all experienced this many many times and it always seems to suck right? Not only does it ‘suck’ it can be devastating and gut wrenching. I would have to say that often rejection takes us to our core wounds like nothing else can. But why does rejection have this kind of power?

As most of aspire to live our dreams, we are completely unaware that many of them will never be realized. Not because we are unworthy, incompetent, or lacking in ambition – rather, we simply can’t engage our highest potential. This is because most of the time we are co-creating our lives without a technical awareness of how our power of perception and choice is stuck in a ‘time warp’.

Most of us when confronted with choices tend to think in terms of making choices that are right or wrong, good or bad, etc. I’d like to offer a different way of approaching choices that I’ve come to really embrace: how to make choices that are true.