The other day I was reading the blog by SARK and she talked
about how if we ask for wonderful people to come into our lives, they do.
So on that day when I was carrying a lot of anger, I asked
for someone wonderful to come into my life and then released the thought. I
then decided to take my car in to have it cleaned. Why that day I was not sure considering it had not been
cleaned for months. But something compelled me to take it in. I was almost at work but decided to turn around to go to the
car cleaning place.
When I went back to pick up my car, one of the guys that had cleaned
my car started talking to me about life. He told me that he doesn’t worry about
anything anymore. How he has learnt that he can’t focus on the negative stuff because
all it will do is make him sick. He said he has seen too many of his friends
dropping off from heart attacks and he believes it was because they were
carrying too much stuff.
I looked at this guy and realised he was the wonderful person
I had asked for. Surprised by the guise he had come in. But full of the wisdom and
inspiration I needed for that day. I agreed with him and then we got into a
lively discussion about life.
He told me that whenever an angry thought pops
into his head, he replaces it with a happy one. He asks himself would he still
be angry in an hour about whatever it was that was making him angry and if the
answer is no, he releases that angry thought and replaces it with something
happy. And he said it feels amazing when he does that because what he realises
is a lot of the stuff we get angry about is not worth holding onto. Not worth
killing ourselves over because it is just a moment in time.
Once he realised what he was saying, he became embarrassed.
Unsure about how I was taking his observations. So he said rather sheepishly
that he hoped I didn’t think he was strange. I looked at that man and realised
without question that he was my angel in disguise. Tattoos and all. Despite
his gruff manner. Despite his shuffle and street manner. I looked into his
shining eyes and realised how much I
could have lost had I judged him by his appearance. How unfortunate for me it
would have been if I had not engaged with him because I would have missed
out on learning my lesson for the day.
I looked that man in the eyes. Opening his soul to mine.
Embracing his light so we could feel the exchange of positive energy. I then thanked
him from the bottom of my heart for being my angel for the day. To see the
gratitude that washed over him was touching. The light that was shining in his
eyes was beautiful. To feel the lightness of my being coming back in after our exchange
was uplifting. I drove away from the car cleaning place feeling much better
than the woman I had been when I walked in. Smiling. Happy. Grateful for the
blessings and answers that come to me whenever I am open. Reminded that angels
are always there for us when we call upon them. And sometimes from the least
likely person of the day proving to me that angels come in all guises and we
have to be open to them because they are always there. Always when we need them.
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