Going On A Heart Walk In Nature By Yourself

By David Styles


When heading on a heart walk many people feel a similar pull, nevertheless I've had other people encounter a delicate push, other's like a bubble expanding in front of them and others obtaining a sense of both a pull along with a push as they walk through nature.

The way to feel this really is to scan through your body for just about any stress and just allow it go. Much like keeping a rock inside your hand and letting it go. Likewise, permit all tension in your body to drop towards the ground.

Next, put your interest in your heart middle and feel the delicate pull within. Sometimes the pull may be to stay exactly where you are but mostly it will likely be directing you somewhere. You do not need to understand where you are being led. Just allow the delicate force that you feel to pull you. Go with it.

As you walk you'll notice that you get guided towards objects inside nature. Maybe you'll be guided to a youthful sapling next to a big old stump. Or you may be guided to some deep swimming hole along a stream. Otherwise you may be guided to look in the clouds above you. What ever you are guided to, just be with it.

These objects and symbols are trying to provide you messages. They're speaking to you through your imagination and your job is to interpret them. Generally it is the very first thing that comes for you.

For instance I had a friend who came on a heart stroll and she noticed two eagles spiraling upward on the thermal current. She was taking a look at romantic relationship problems and saw how the eagles had been both 'doing their own thing'. Nevertheless, it looked like they were in ideal alignment with each other. What she saw within this is the fact that with partnership she just needed to 'do her thing and soar' and her partner will naturally mirror her.

Obviously that is her interpretation with the eagles she saw that day and obviously your interpretation would be completely different. However the point would be to start interpreting the messages nature is trying to tell you.

When interpreting, a great query to ask is 'What'... as in 'What are you attempting to tell me?', 'What would you like me to understand?' or perhaps 'What do you want me to learn?'

All of us possess a soft, small and subtle voice inside our hearts. It is similar to the delicate inner voice we hear whenever we are reading. Literally you can use this internal voice to ask these concerns towards the rocks, streams, trees and clouds that you feel drawn to.




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