Question from Ana, London UK:
Afternoon beautiful Lidi! How are you doing?
I would love to understand a bit more the difference between Divine Flow and Free Will and to see when we are going against this divine flow and when we are not doing so for fear of suffering.
Lately I'm thinking that if the aim is to move with divine flow do we need free will? Does divine flow involve fears?
A real example to understand where I'm coming from. I'm looking for jobs. Went to my first interview, I was scared thinking that I might not be good enough. When I got to the company they gave me a visitor pass with the number 101. This job also came up one day after I spoke with you, after I prayed for strength and for a job.
I asked God that if this job was for me I'd like to see a red dragon, and I did. But then at the interview the lady told me she was looking for someone more experienced. She said she was on the fence with me. Not sure what will happen yet but I was so terrified while I was there. I kept on thinking "I don’t know how to do this job". I cried loads when I got home. I sat with my fear. I started to understand the meaning of my visitor pass number 101 (the matrix, programming, illusions). It also means according to Doreen Virtue "let go and let God". I could take them as signs to let go of this fear, of the limiting belief that I'm not good enough.
I also painted the fear. It helped me understand that loving the fear made it smaller. The idea of the matrix illusion (the programming) came later once I realised that fears are a construct or the mind. That's why in the painting there is a string of 1-0-1 , to symbolise the perception that has been programmed in our heads.
My questions here though is: Am I walking in divine flow, facing "3D fears" to grow and expand or am I forcing something here and hence my utter rejection?
How do you know when is divine flow and when is that you're doing something against your own nature? How does free will play a role here?
I'd love to read about what you have to say on this! Thank You xxx
I would love to understand a bit more the difference between Divine Flow and Free Will and to see when we are going against this divine flow and when we are not doing so for fear of suffering.
Lately I'm thinking that if the aim is to move with divine flow do we need free will? Does divine flow involve fears?
A real example to understand where I'm coming from. I'm looking for jobs. Went to my first interview, I was scared thinking that I might not be good enough. When I got to the company they gave me a visitor pass with the number 101. This job also came up one day after I spoke with you, after I prayed for strength and for a job.
I asked God that if this job was for me I'd like to see a red dragon, and I did. But then at the interview the lady told me she was looking for someone more experienced. She said she was on the fence with me. Not sure what will happen yet but I was so terrified while I was there. I kept on thinking "I don’t know how to do this job". I cried loads when I got home. I sat with my fear. I started to understand the meaning of my visitor pass number 101 (the matrix, programming, illusions). It also means according to Doreen Virtue "let go and let God". I could take them as signs to let go of this fear, of the limiting belief that I'm not good enough.
I also painted the fear. It helped me understand that loving the fear made it smaller. The idea of the matrix illusion (the programming) came later once I realised that fears are a construct or the mind. That's why in the painting there is a string of 1-0-1 , to symbolise the perception that has been programmed in our heads.
My questions here though is: Am I walking in divine flow, facing "3D fears" to grow and expand or am I forcing something here and hence my utter rejection?
How do you know when is divine flow and when is that you're doing something against your own nature? How does free will play a role here?
I'd love to read about what you have to say on this! Thank You xxx
The Red Dragon postcard Ana saw at a market stall before the interview
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