Lesson 69: Sandboxes & Seesaws
These are some hefty questions today:
In your financial life, what are areas where you feel you're mostly in a state of Balance and what are areas where you are not?
As I mentioned in a response yesterday, I don't really feel in balance in my financial life overall; I'm very much in the yang state without the yin. Also, I feel like if I state that I feel balanced in any particular area, that area will collapse. I feel this in my solar plexus like I'm freefalling. And in the tip of my nose.
I feel balanced that I look at my finances everyday, or nearly everyday.
I feel balanced that I have been able to pay my rent without any assistance for years.
I feel balanced that when I need help, the universe provides.
I feel out of balance because I have not set up anything for myself to rely on. It's from outside myself.
Are there times when one aspect of your life gets thrown out of Balance (a break-up, for example) that spills into another area (overspending to make yourself feel better)?
Sure. Not as much as once upon a time, though. And usually the spending is on food.
Are there parts of your Money life where it's like playing sweetly in a sandbox and are there others where you feel you've always been riding a seesaw----or perhaps even a rollercoaster?
Yes. Again, less than it used to be.
In your financial life, what are areas where you feel you're mostly in a state of Balance and what are areas where you are not?
As I mentioned in a response yesterday, I don't really feel in balance in my financial life overall; I'm very much in the yang state without the yin. Also, I feel like if I state that I feel balanced in any particular area, that area will collapse. I feel this in my solar plexus like I'm freefalling. And in the tip of my nose.
I feel balanced that I look at my finances everyday, or nearly everyday.
I feel balanced that I have been able to pay my rent without any assistance for years.
I feel balanced that when I need help, the universe provides.
I feel out of balance because I have not set up anything for myself to rely on. It's from outside myself.
Are there times when one aspect of your life gets thrown out of Balance (a break-up, for example) that spills into another area (overspending to make yourself feel better)?
Sure. Not as much as once upon a time, though. And usually the spending is on food.
Are there parts of your Money life where it's like playing sweetly in a sandbox and are there others where you feel you've always been riding a seesaw----or perhaps even a rollercoaster?
Yes. Again, less than it used to be.
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