I love your question: "“What would be the one thing so big, that if you ever accomplished and/or achieved it, it would knock your socks off and make the world stand up and say, ‘holy shit!’”"

It is always most interesting to me the emotional and physical power the topic of money can have over us. It is ALWAYS more than just money. It gets tied into what we make money (or lack thereof) mean about ourselves. What we fear will happen if we either make too much money or don't have enough. And, many of us spend our lives in the vicious merry-go-round.

Keep up the great work of being open to the self-discovery you are experiencing…

Last weekend, I faced and voiced a feeling of shame about working long hours daily yet not creating a stable income yet. As a result, my entire third eye area that covers such issues as personal vision, clear seeing etc. is going through massive clearing and releasing this weekend.

Yesterday I came across a question asked of Joe Vitale on a recent radio interview he did. The question was:

"What would be the one thing so big, that if you ever accomplished and/or achieved it, it would knock your socks off and make the world stand up and say, 'holy shit!'"

After asking within, my response on his mrfire.com blog was:

"Well you said not to worry about the 'how', so whether it was via a widely enough broadcasted tv or radio program:

To help millionssssss of persons SIMULTANEOUSLY experience irefutable, never-to-be-forgotten connectedness to their Soul Selves that afterwards, they could never NOT live their lives as the Masters that they are and as the other Masters like Jesus, St. Germain, etc, lived theirs.

With minute-by-minute miracles, healing, massive teaching of the Divinity Within that connects us all to everyone they come into contact with…

Massive transformation and permanent paradigm-shifting Now Event.

THAT would leave me shaking in my boots and the world wondering 'what happened'?

Thanks for sharing that stupendous, reality-shifting question.

Angela."

After dancing on the sidelines and fences since 1990, afraid of speaking about and rocking religious boats, it was this final straw quote that recently galvanised me to step out and BE Who I Am without fear or excuses:

“The difference between what we do and what we are capable of doing would suffice to solve most of the world’s problems.”
Mohandas Gandhi (1869-1948)

The shame of not being financially self sufficient is deeply connected with my fear/remembered other space/time shame of sharing my spiritual knowledge and being made an outcast.

As I stand up daily and walk through the latter, the former is healed.

Again, thank you for your post.

Angela.
PS Thanks for your link to Stephanie's artwork. I blogged about that earlier and now am getting to blog a bit about what I wrote above…