Episode 8
Ep.8 How to keep an open heart in a changing world
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Last episode I talked about the importance of keeping an open heart.
In today's episode I want to share with you my experience with little and steady reminders on keeping an open heart/ how to keep an open heart.
There is too many circumstances, people etc. around us that can trigger us and make us want to close our heart but most of all it is our judgment of how things should be and our resistance to letting life flow through us that creates the biggest pain and resistance. Let's chat about that.
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Transcript
No and
Unknown:welcome to the Borealis experience. I'm your host
Unknown:Aurora, life coach and companion on this beautiful journey called
Unknown:life. here from Mexico, the Baja, sharing some ocean sounds
Unknown:with you some really good vibes. Last time, I talked about the
Unknown:importance of keeping an open heart, and how keeping an open
Unknown:heart will make you feel less lonely, more connected to your
Unknown:environment, the people around you, even your decisions,
Unknown:because you will make decisions from a place of authenticity, a
Unknown:place that feels true, is true to yourself. And today, I want
Unknown:to talk about how you can keep an open heart. Because yeah,
Unknown:it's one thing to say. And it's important to have an open heart.
Unknown:But maybe you realize pretty quickly at least this is how it
Unknown:was for me that your heart isn't as open as you wish it could be.
Unknown:So when you look at your daily life, when you look at all the
Unknown:thoughts you have the people you interact with your job, your
Unknown:home, usually there's things coming up stuff coming up,
Unknown:people coming up with stuff that doesn't really either feel good,
Unknown:or you have opinions and judgments about something or
Unknown:someone. And it is those little things that help us to close our
Unknown:heart. Let me explain this through a couple of examples
Unknown:here. Let's say you get up in the morning, you didn't have a
Unknown:good night's sleep, you're struggling to feel motivated for
Unknown:the day. And the first message that you see when you open up
Unknown:your phone is a message from a relative about a task that you
Unknown:have failed to accomplished yesterday. And here goes your
Unknown:day. You had lower energy to begin with, all you needed to
Unknown:hear was was a sweet Good morning and a hot cup of coffee.
Unknown:And it is quite the opposite that you received when opening
Unknown:your phone. So your heart was a little bit closed already.
Unknown:Because you didn't have a good night's sleep for whatever
Unknown:reason, roaming thoughts or noise outside animals music from
Unknown:other people. And then something else comes and your heart gets
Unknown:even more closed off. And then you go to the grocery store and
Unknown:the grocery clerk doesn't make eye contact with you barely says
Unknown:hello. And there is another thing that gives you a reason to
Unknown:close up your heart. And so your day goes on. And by the end of
Unknown:the night, when your spouse comes home, sorry, by the end of
Unknown:the day. All you feel like doing is being shut down not
Unknown:communicating. And they might be in a very different place and
Unknown:very happy to see you and you just can't connect with them
Unknown:because your heart is closed. So all these little things that
Unknown:happened throughout our day are annoying, I get this. But what
Unknown:I'm learning right now is to change my judgment and
Unknown:resistance towards these things. These things that are annoying,
Unknown:these things that are unpleasant to either brushed them off,
Unknown:write them down and address them later. Or address them right
Unknown:away. If you know how to react, respond in a healthy way. And to
Unknown:always keep in mind and heart that you want to keep your heart
Unknown:open at all cost. And so this is what I invite you to do over the
Unknown:next couple of days is that whenever something comes up,
Unknown:that doesn't feel good, that is not an alignment with your
Unknown:opinions, your values, with what you think how should things
Unknown:should be. Take a moment, observe what is, feel and to
Unknown:your heart. And make sure that whatever you do, your heart
Unknown:stays open that those little things don't get to bother you
Unknown:to a point where you would shut down at the end of the day, or
Unknown:even midday, if it's enough stuff that accumulates to let go
Unknown:constantly. And I don't need to know you. On a deeper level, I
Unknown:know that all human beings tend to cling on to things, how
Unknown:things should be, how things should not be. And we can all
Unknown:let go a little bit more. And we can do that through conscious
Unknown:self talk, where we tell ourselves that things will fall
Unknown:into place right now. It's not awesome, we will take measures
Unknown:to change it. But we will do it from from a place of relaxation,
Unknown:and hard drive, so to say. So to learn to deal with discomfort
Unknown:and how things should be how things should not be from a
Unknown:place of compassion and forgiveness. And at the same
Unknown:time, knowing that if we do this, we also help ourselves to
Unknown:keep our heart open. Because when you close your heart, this
Unknown:is when people can reach you and help you. This is where you
Unknown:can't feel other people and you can all of a sudden feel
Unknown:extremely disconnected and in pain, because of disconnection.
Unknown:So constantly checking in with yourself, and letting go, what
Unknown:did upset you that you're still clinging on to that still has
Unknown:power over how you feel about yourself life and other people?
Unknown:And what can you let go. Maybe you're starting a business and
Unknown:you wish that people would support you more. And it's
Unknown:frustrating because they're not they're dealing with their own
Unknown:stuff. And you feel alone and unsupported and uninspired and
Unknown:you need others to give you an energy boost. Well, maybe have
Unknown:compassion with others, and know that they're all dealing with
Unknown:their own struggles, insecurities, and pains and are
Unknown:trying to make life for them. And of course, when you ask for
Unknown:help, they might be so involved in their thing that they can be
Unknown:there for you right now. But maybe in a month or two. So for
Unknown:you to keep the big picture in mind and not just your small
Unknown:opinions, assumptions. And, and, you know, limited beliefs. So to
Unknown:say how life should be, you can help yourself out in in easing
Unknown:the pain, and suffer less because you allow life to flow
Unknown:through you. You allow discomfort to go through you you
Unknown:don't try to fight it, you don't try to judge it. You allow it to
Unknown:be there for a moment and just see what it is and how you can
Unknown:deal with it. How you can start talking to a person who has hurt
Unknown:you in the past and you're still clinging on to the pain to
Unknown:resolve the pain or how you can make peace with them without
Unknown:contacting them. Which is possible to but to cling on to
Unknown:regret and the past and how things have been will not serve
Unknown:you it will just keep your heart closed
Unknown:and make it even more difficult for you to enjoy life in the
Unknown:present moment. And, and then the mind usually gets really,
Unknown:you know, frustrated or uncertain or indulgent with
Unknown:thoughts about the future, like how things should be in the
Unknown:future, how we want to feel in the future, the things we want
Unknown:to accomplish in the future. And if we get too narrow minded,
Unknown:because of closed heart, we will suffer tremendous
Unknown:disappointments, if we think that life is only a one way
Unknown:street. If we think there's only one lifestyle that is okay to
Unknown:live by, during your lifetime, you will get hurt, because
Unknown:change is inevitable. And if we all know that, I feel we should
Unknown:all also be okay with letting go more letting things flow more.
Unknown:And sometimes seeing obstacles as opportunities for things that
Unknown:are actually meant for us. I'm always surprised by people who
Unknown:make decisions who know themselves barely. And then the
Unknown:decision or the goals, so to save fails, and they get so
Unknown:upset. And a couple of months later, when I talked to them,
Unknown:and new opportunity has come. And it would have never happened
Unknown:if that first job, let's say or that first relationship or that
Unknown:first thing before the obstacle had taken place. And they've
Unknown:happy now and and say, oh my god, I'm so glad I didn't take
Unknown:that job. I'm so glad I didn't enter that relationship, because
Unknown:now I'm way happier than I could have been. Don't get me wrong,
Unknown:life can be pretty harsh, and surely at times, and through you
Unknown:tremendous pain and suffering in the way. But most of the time,
Unknown:when we don't get what we want. It wasn't meant for us, it
Unknown:wasn't the thing that we need, at a person that we need a
Unknown:situation that we need, it was something that we want it and
Unknown:couldn't get to and then just let it go. But our resistance to
Unknown:clinging on to a certain idea or a certain situation or person is
Unknown:what actually makes us suffer the most. It is your fear all
Unknown:the thoughts and all the what ifs and all the I don't want to
Unknown:that close you up and make you suffer. And it can be the little
Unknown:things, the very little things in a restaurant when you order
Unknown:something and the wrong dish comes out. Or it's a different
Unknown:version of what you wanted to order and then observe yourself
Unknown:how your mind will totally drain your energy just because the
Unknown:things are not like you wanted them you expected them to be. So
Unknown:keeping an open heart, keeping an open mind, knowing that
Unknown:change will always be part of life. And there is nothing you
Unknown:can do about it. Just like with taxes and death is extremely
Unknown:important. I think in the next episode, I want to talk about
Unknown:death and how in our society. Depth is something we fear,
Unknown:something that we reject and something that we don't want
Unknown:anything to do with. And here in Mexico, I'm learning that they
Unknown:approach it very differently. There is two days of the year
Unknown:dedicated to the death. And it is a November and it is two days
Unknown:where people celebrate the people that have passed on. And
Unknown:I think this is incredibly beautiful. Like if if I knew I
Unknown:could celebrate the people that I missed in my life that I lost
Unknown:to death that would have given me so much healing. And maybe we
Unknown:can learn from that and be open to that possibility. But let's
Unknown:see. Maybe I'll talk about something else. But yeah, maybe
Unknown:it is about deaths and how death is the teacher of all juicy
Unknown:things in life. All right. Um I'm gonna leave you with this,
Unknown:as always much love and respect for being on this journey of
Unknown:self discovery and healing and growth. I love connecting with
Unknown:you I love people who want more out of life than just you know,
Unknown:autopilot living. It's it's incredibly powerful to have this
Unknown:little podcast here and to connect with you from all over
Unknown:the world. So yeah, keep on shooting the messages and
Unknown:connecting with me because I love that and I'm excited to
Unknown:meet you if we haven't met yet. I'm gonna leave you with that.