Terry Evans – The pioneer within

Last time I talked about changes and how we sometimes can be reluctant to change. A couple of weeks ago I had to talk to the people who own the forest adjacent to my school, because as you know we have been experiencing high winds and one of their trees fell into the garden of the school. That could have ended in conflict, because there were many trees on their land that needed attention, as they were a danger to people and property. Anyhow, we had a meeting and reached an agreement. They are now cleaning up the forest, removing all the dangerous trees. I was a little bit worried; because I thought it would spoil the surroundings, but now I can see the surrounding forest is taking on a completely new character. I realised it today, it being a sunny day. The sun is now shining where it has not been shining for a long time. It is as if the forest is allowed to breathe again, entering a new phase. It surprised me that it also had an effect on the house in which I live. It is now also showing itself in another perspec- tive, the back of the house is no longer in shadows. Light comes through and once again illuminates some of the rooms.

I believe the purpose of change sometimes is that it gives us an opportunity to rid ourselves of unwanted things and get another perspective, giving us the opportunity of a new beginning with new insights that inspires us to take the next step to move forward and develop. It is hard work when you are going through the process of change. For me the process of change requires a lot of patience, and realising that change in itself cannot be forced, it needs its own time.

If we did not have change we would just remain static, nothing in our lives would happen and we would therefore stagnate. People that have come to me for consultations and received messages from spirit about their potential, quite often have they replied: “I know, but I do not dare take the risk.” My experience of spirit is that they are monitoring us all the time. The challenges and opportunities that come represented in our everyday lives are in many respects created by them, when they believe that we are ready to accept a new challenge and move on. I hear many people say: “It is so difficult to change”, but I would say: It is even more difficult to stay where you are, where not so much is happening with your Life.

I have known so many people in my life that have such wonderful gifts to offer in their lives, but they are reluctant to do something about it because of the fear of criticism or failure. I think it is necessary for all of us to fail sometimes, if we did not how could we meet success? Every time something has been a failure for me it has taught me something. It has given me a key to open new doors and offered new realisations and insights.

Without change I do not believe we would be able to follow our destiny, the destiny that we were born to follow. I have said many times that every human being has a purpose in this world, no matter how great or small and that is an equalizer for all of us. If we make intelligent decisions and we put them into practice, that gift within will show its face. For me, as I have travelled through my life the face of opportunity and potential has changed many times, because each aspect of my inner world has a different identity.

So as I walk towards my destiny I have absolutely no idea where it will take me to, but one thing that I will always remember is that each change builds a bridge, taking me a step closer to that resource within that tells me I am ready to take new steps and expand my consciousness.

/Terry Evans

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