I Have Lost my Job. What Do I Do? 3
16th Apr 2009
Hello lovely people
By the time the third redundancy happened, I was sure of the pattern. I felt gratitude towards the people that were involved in the process, because I realised that they were helping me to move into a direction that I would not necessarily have chosen for myself, but that was perfect in a way that would be revealed to me in time. I was right.
I realised that redundancy is an incredible life change that happens with the assistance of people that I have contracted with. The people that make decisions about whom to make redundant and who to retain often have no idea of the magnificence of their actions and the impact that they have on people’s lives. They often make these decisions about redundancy with a large dollop of self-preservation and do their best to justify their actions in ways that are seldom logical.
Did you notice that there is now a recession and so many people are made redundant? How is it that the recession and redundancies happen at the same time that people are becoming much more aware of an inflow of a new and positive energy into the world?
This is a time of massive change. This is a time of experiencing new energies and new opportunities that open up a different spiritual dimension to all of us.
The media love to blow up fear, negativity and blame. When I hear about people being made redundant, I feel like laughing with relief on their behalf. I want to tell them that it is the best experience that they could have wished for themselves. I want to urge them to go back to the decision makers and thank those people for opening up new horizons that they would not have been aware of had they not been made redundant.
I have been incredibly blessed in that I recognised redundancy as a reason for celebration. I believe that this knowledge and awareness has opened up opportunities for me that can only be described as miracles.
I have for many years felt that I wanted to go back to the various people that took decisions that could only be described as illogical and irrational, and that resulted in my redundancy. I now understand the significance of their roles in my life, and that without them my life would have been much different, and definitely not for the better.
If you have been made redundant recently, I would advise you to take it personally. See it as an opportunity to figure out what direction your life is taking, and grab every opportunity that comes your way, and do it with joy in your heart. Ensure that you remember the names of all of the people that have had any say in the decision to make you redundant. Soon you will want to find them again and thank them sincerely for steering your life in a direction that takes your breath away.
Oh, and remember to relax and keep breathing.
Please leave a comment if you feel inspired.
Love and Light
Elsabe
