The Quantum Thread with Sally and Kaz | Episode 47 | Being Yourself and Rediscovering Joy
Welcome. Welcome, dear ones.
Today is a day where your inspiration will be multiplied by Chiron tenfold. And this is the fresh air that you're all feeling.
Do you have any questions for us today?
Sally Estlin
Oh, it's so exciting. We were just chatting before we've gone into channel mode, but just about allowing ourselves to be more of ourselves, not filling in that empty space and realising it's not all hard work. It's just about adapting and integrating into this new version of ourselves. We were equating it to going back to kindergarten and being more curious and creative and not so... I don't know, it just feels so good at the moment, this fresh air, as you say. And can you explain more about it being multiplied by ten, by Chiron? You know, it just, it's just so exciting. I want to know more.
Channelled through Kaz
Oh, dear. The planetary shifts affect you all in many ways, and this is how we can communicate with you for reasons of the way you feel. That, however, is not important. Not important at all. What is important is how you are feeling, and how you are wanting to feel, and how you can use this energy to create more days like this.
So, if you are feeling like that whimsical kindergarten child today, why cannot you be that child tomorrow?
Allow yourself to take the lessons. Harvest the energy. Grow the energy. And dress yourself in it each day, before you go out in the world, and be the child of wonder in every day. Refreshed. Renewed. Authentic. Adoring life. That is who you should be each morning.
Do you understand? Are we being clear?
Sally Estlin
Yeah, it's very clear. It's just about setting our intentions in the... as soon as we wake to, as you say, be the child of wonder. And just... oh, it's just so exciting when you say it, just connecting into that sort of whimsical kindy child, as you say, kindergarten child. It's a really nice feeling, and it's a feeling like the veil is actually starting to lift now.
Channelled through Kaz
Why is the whimsical, free-spirited one always a child? Why can you not perceive your adult self as a whimsical, free-spirited child of love?
Why do you refrain from skipping to the shop when you know that would be so joy inspiring, so much fun, that it would make others smile and giggle and wish that they had your courage or your energy or your ability to show freedom?
Why does your adult self remain so rigid, knowing how easy it is to be the child of joy?
Sally Estlin
Well, I think it's the fear. Just generally, fear is the thing stopping most of us. You know, fear of judgement, fear of criticism, fear of, you know, not fitting in. All those old-school, heavy, boring things, but it still exists in the majority of... everywhere.
Channelled through Kaz
You are all aware by now that fear is absolute rubbish. That judgement is not really a thing. The only person judging you is yourself. And when you let go of those judgements of self, you find that nobody else is really judging you at all.
Fun is there to be had, not to be feared. Do not fear having fun. Be inspired by having fun. Inspire others to have fun.
Have you ever danced in the rain as an adult? Have you ever gone puddle jumping as an adult? Have you ever stomped around in the mud, had a mud fight as an adult?
If you haven't, why not? Did you enjoy those things as a child? Why do you refrain from enjoying them as an adult? When did you learn that it was bad for an adult to have fun?
Have you gone for a walk in summer rain? Just allow yourself to get drenched, knowing that you will stay warm and refreshed despite the rain, that you will not die from pneumonia from rain.
Did you ever die from pneumonia from being in the rain as a child?
Sally Estlin
Well, we're still here. Yep.
Channelled through Kaz
Allow yourselves to have fun. The simplest of fun. The type of fun that does not cost anything. The type of fun that is simply straight out of the imagination.
We have given you much to think about, to self-reflect upon, and we thank you. We look forward to our next meeting.
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