Who are you? The one who typed this question into Google?

Great question.

The answer is that change feels hard when you don’t acknowledge the constant Becoming of your reality. Financial distress, imbalanced health, shallow and stressful relationships are not static things. It takes a lot of emotional investment to create the seamless illusion of static limitations in the reflection of your circumstances.

You only feel like change is hard because what you and your reality are constantly changing into looks the same. That’s the great illusion when you give away your power to The Dream; different circumstances appear the same!

Your reality is made of light; photons of energy creating the appearance of this animated existence… including you. The most basic quantum truth about these frequencies of light is everything remains as mere possibility. Your supposedly stuck, stagnate, static reality requires your constant observation to collapse the unlimited possibilities that are your Natural State to appear repetitively the same.

If you can acknowledge your power in these appearances and circumstances, you will notice they begin to change. Likewise, when you believe your reality is separate from your experience of it, everything & everyone you’ve given away your power to must endure, grow, expand, and appear all-consuming to your meek persona.

The act (action) of acknowledging your power dissolves the appearances of what seems like static circumstances back into possibility. However, if after you empower yourself by acknowledging the fallacy being mirrored to you in reality, and immediately give away your power again by disbelieving your own recognition, you recreate the illusion. Going back and forth like this can all happen in a single instance; making it hard for you to swallow the acceptance that you have any impact upon reality in the slightest.

At some point in the process of you, the persona, acknowledging your power; you have to take the leap of faith that everything is okay, no matter how scary it feels going through the admission that reality is just one big holodeck reflecting your beliefs, judgment, and stories. It’s a scary assertion to make when you’ve spent the illusion of a lifetime creating the layers of limitation you continue to empower to this day.

Can you take the leap?

Can you begin, RIGHT NOW, to acknowledge the illusion of standing still in an ever-changing energetic cosmos of light, color, and particles of possibility waiting for you mold them into the experience you see before you?

Whatta thought, huh?