Decision Making Made Easier

We all have so many decisions to make every day. You may need to decide if you will drink a protein shake or eat a donut for breakfast, exercise or relax, take the new job at a different company or stay with the present one, or take a chance and open your heart to that new love interest in your life. You may need to decide when and how you will talk to your partner about the dent in the car fender, that the trash that wasn’t taken out last night, or that your child is having difficulties in school. Decisions range from the mundane to the important, from the logical to the emotional, and from the simple to the complex.

Mundane, simplistic decisions are the easy ones. It’s the more complex ones that take our time and increase our stress because the repercussions are generally more profound. Sometimes we talk to our Aunt Millie because she had a similar experience many moons ago. Other times we talk to our good friends, co-workers, or even strangers to get perspectives different than our own. We research the internet, go to the Library (does anyone still go there?), or read a newspaper or magazine to find helpful information. Some of us will ask the Universe or God for information as well. We can be very diligent as we do all the research, analyze all the data, formulate all our plans, and then make our decisions.

When we compile all the advice from our respected and trusted sources, we need to consider that this information comes from the cumulated life experiences of others. This valuable information is important in our process.

One additional source I would like you to consider is tapping into your own knowingness. That place in yourself that has all the correct answers for you. All the answers you seek are inside you, even when they appear to come from outside of yourself. When the teacher says something and you say to yourself, “oh yes, that is the correct thing, yes, I know that”, the teacher has only shown you your own inner knowing.

You can access your knowingness by becoming quiet and being with your Crown Chakra. You don't need to be a clairvoyant or psychic to do this. Ask the Crown Chakra any question you desire. When you get the answer, look at it for a moment or two or three to understand it. You may get an expansive answer or a detailed one. You can ask clarifying questions once you’ve taken the time to know each segment of the answer. Accept the information even if it doesn’t seem correct or make sense at the time. Eventually you will understand the value of the information you receive. Telling yourself that the information you get is not good or correct shuts down the process. Each time you get in touch with and use your Crown Chakra the easier it will become.

So, next time you need to make a decision, investigate all the sources you feel are necessary then get in touch with your Crown Chakra. You’ll be surprised how much easier and clearer your decisions will be.