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Celebrating the learning of a life lesson

Gather together and celebrate life. The beginning, the middle and the end. Mark the days and treasure the moments. For this tracks the path of your life and the many things you have learned.

Each lesson can also be celebrated, though many will go by unnoticed. That is also part of the learning. That not all things sing and dance, some things slip in quietly and leave the same way.

Lessons that you notice are either significant or hard learnt. Rejoice in both. The hard learnt because you overcome the resistance, or fear that kept you from the lesson. The significant because these will make the changes in you that everyone will notice. Even if they do not like them.

You should acknowledge the passage or closure of a lesson. Its power over your life will now recede and you are left to apply the wisdom and move forward.

The quietlessons are still significant, you simply do not need to know. Their beauty lies in the depth at which they are learnt. The sub-conscious, Soul level. The part of your being that needed to learn but does not need to tell anyone about it.

Your conscious mind will often seek to show off its newly learnt lessons. But be careful that it is not the ego tricking you. Lessons will drop into place as they need to, not as you will them to.

Likewise, you can pursue a lesson like a trophy or badge of honour. But you will not be the wiser for it. Remember the joy is in the learning, not the achievement.

We say celebrate to remind yourself that you have much to learn and that you have learned much. Not to satisfy the ego. Celebrate to rejoice in the Soul and its ability to manifest what you need, and yours to understand that.

Celebrate also that life goes on, the wheel turns and you continue on your journey. The journey is where fulfilment lies. Where joy and grace become one. Celebrate being the traveller on life's road and you will not stray far from your path.

Blessings,
Master Chou

The above piece is written by Master Chou, via inspirational or automatic writing. Originally published on Master Chous Wordpress blog - 4 July 2015