The Hallway

The concept of the hallway is not a new one. It is described by many as the place between doors - the doors that are closing and the doors that are opening. It is a space of the unknown. We have all been there before. We've been in between jobs, relationships, schools, and paths. Normally, after people slam one door shut they immediately step into another door. The time spent in the hallway is minimal. 

 The work I do often throws people into the hallway - this space of adjustment. We realize quickly what doors we want to slam shut. During our work together we clear out energy that is keeping you in doors and rooms that are not serving you. After most of my major classes, divorce, job transfers, major lifestyle changes, and moving is common. People step out of the doors that were opened from a state of fear, lack, or confusion. When stepping out of these doors we all go through a variety of emotions - fear, confusion, loss of identity, and my favorite - relief! We no longer need to carry this baggage. Normally that passes fairly quickly - between a few days or months. 

The hard part is waiting for the next opportunity - the next door to present that is worth walking through. Getting comfortable in the hallway is a skill. Sitting in the unknown, trusting that the right door will open.

After closing ones doors, it is common for people to want to stop doing the clearing work. They made it! They got rid of big pieces of dark energy right? They are feeling changed. Success! They let go of things that were holding them back. They want to jump into the next thing.

They want to rush the hallway. There is a distrust in the process. The truth is that the energy of releasing is different then energy of creating. To hone in on what you want to spend your time and energy doing and to solidify the clearing work, we must begin to foster this creative energy. 

The biggest way we help do that is by soul retrieval, helping you find your own style in clearing others, finding your compass and purpose. These are clearings that only those who have let go can start to experience. These clearings and process can only happen in the hallway.

In the hallway, we being to find clarity about the doors we want to step through. We become more discerning. We see things from a broader perspective. We appreciate our space and recognize how sacred it truly is. Our time and energy is precious. When we have put so much energy into clearing our space and to create a pristine atmosphere of spirit, our views on doors begin to change. We move differently. We speak differently. We choose our people differently.Our presence changes.

We learn how to harness our creative energy and develop a relationship to spirit. Taking time in the hallway is essential. Enjoy it, embrace it. The hallway is your space to grow.