When learning is needed the answers will come!

6. Stop thinking so much. It's okay not to have all the answers. They will come to you when you least expect it.

I really like this one. Our rational mind can go into overdrive when we are trying to solve a problem which can overwhelm our intuitive senses. Sometimes a difficult issue can become more tangled the harder we try to push for an answer in our time frame. I know it can sound counterproductive and counterintuitive to put our best thinking aside for a little while, but really... try to give it a rest and see what happens. In my experience most things that are important are not urgent and most things that are urgent are not important. The important things may take a little time to simmer so information can come to you from everywhere. Consider the many sources available; Maybe something you read, perhaps a conversation with a friend or stranger, or you just "know." Trust that the answers will be there when you need them.

Another take on the buddhist proverb, When the student is ready, the teacher will come, could be
when learning is needed, the answers will come. So do your due diligence, keep your eyes and ears open, and be ready for your answer when you least expect it!


                                                         

Relax and trust the process