I read a piece discussing the topic that belief is the enemy of knowing.  Essentially the discussion was that there are times you are going to have to believe to see.  The discussion then went into how this means we need to choose our beliefs carefully.  Yesterday we discussed the idea that choosing our frequency, understanding that we are worthy to follow our dreams means shifting perspective and knowing we are able to match the frequency.  This ties in: you have to match the frequency of what you believe.  You will only ever get what you think is possible. 

The problem is we often believe we know already and we are told what to know from day one.  Similarly, we are told what to believe.  We are informed what life is like from our parents and we develop routines with them.  We are sent to school to learn about what has happened from one perspective.  We are even told what to believe spiritually.  We are never trained to listen, to hear what our inner knowing tells us.  Those beliefs shadow what we know.  If we are to change frequency, if we are to believe in something else, we need to know it’s possible.  We need to know we can do it.  The only real belief we need is the belief in ourselves and in our ability to adapt and achieve what we know is possible.

I ended yesterday’s piece talking about stepping into who we are, and this is the same.  If we are to get somewhere new, that means navigating to places no one has been.  It means drawing the map, and that requires a deep connection with who we are, that inner knowing of where we are going.  It isn’t believing it because we see it, it’s believing it because we know it’s possible.  While there are times it seems an insurmountable feat, it is possible to select our thoughts.  Sometimes experience changes the thoughts we have.  Sometimes we have to trust it came to us to be the steward of fulfilling it.  If we can change the frequency of our beliefs, we can change the course of our lives.  All it takes is radical belief that something new can happen for us, and our knowing shifts.