The Universe Always Has a Plan: The 10 Golden Rules of Letting Go

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Still, how to allow the universe to create a wonderful plan for us? The universe is a wonderful architect when comes to building a plan for every soul in this world. No one will be abandoned. Yet, you must allow it to experience the magnificent miracle! Kahn discusses the significance of living in alignment with one’s values, passions, and purpose. He explores the role of authenticity in creating a life that is in harmony with one’s true self. Kahn discusses the concept of divine timing and how life unfolds at the perfect pace for each individual’s growth and evolution. He shares insights into trusting the timing of life’s events and embracing patience. I appreciate knowing, right? I appreciate knowing and you know, maybe you learn something from what they say to you about how you’re impacting them or maybe it is about them and you have to discern that. But, you know, just to be open, like not to, not to let it like slime you, you know, remember Ghostbusters, they got slimed. You don’t wanna get slimed by what people say to you, that just came up. I don’t know where that came from. So the vibration of gratitude, that’s where we wanna live. We wanna be in relationship of gratitude. And when I sit with Matt Kahn’s material, it, it really reminds me to simply be the observer in my life. Am I the observer? That’s an eastern thought, right? That’s a big thing in Buddhism and other paths. What is the universe trying to do with my life? In this chapter, the author explores the process of inner healing and emotional release. He offers practices to release past traumas and emotional wounds, allowing for greater freedom and joy in the present.

Good morning everybody. How are ya on this rainy morning? You gonna bring some good energy this morning? Okay. I was up late, so I need a lot of good energy. . I was up at Earth, wind and Fire and Lion Richie people. It was fun. So we’re gonna party. I’m sorry. Okay. So our theme this month is, the universe always has a plan, but I think we’ve all had times in our life when we did not believe that that was true. And 2007 was one of those years for me. My mother was 84 years old and she was really declining cognitively, and we were struggling to get someone to come care for her at home. And at that time it was much more difficult to find people than it is now. And it turned out she had this neurological thing, and I have had five siblings at the time, but for some reason I was in a new job. Yes, everything in this world is not an accident. You are not doing anything wrong even though you thought that you did great unforgivable mistakes. Every time when you make mistake, you learn. Like an infant who falls many times before she starts to walk and run with confidence, we are infants too in this universe. So, if we let go of regret, one of the heavy noises in our head will start to drop as well.The Myth Busting segments, which not as clearly articulated as the rest of the book in several of the segments, were powerful criticisms of prevailing belief systems among spiritual circles. More valuably, they give critical distinctions on his main ideas that allow them to be grasped well enough to be deeply understood. They were fantastic. The next one is through me. So like I’m the channel through which spirit is flowing. And the last one is being consciousness. So as me, things are happening as me. And you know, you might live in different kingdoms in different parts of your life. You might find that like your money kingdom, you’re in victim or by me and you’re, you know, in your creativity or self-expression you’re in through me or as me. But just be aware of where you are, right? Just think about where am I right now and is there any place that I wanna shift, right? Like that’s the invitation. Where would I like to be having a shift? Because it’s really about cultivating a greater sense of inner happiness, right? How do you create more inner happiness That’s by being connected to your spirit. Like all these things are just tools, right?

Each of the ten sections contains a story, anecdote, exercise, summary statement, and a mantra, followed by a distinctive "Myth Busting" segments In this chapter, the author explores the interconnectedness of giving and receiving. He discusses the importance of cultivating a heart-centered approach to relationships and embracing the joy of both giving and receiving love and support. Most of the time, we forget to thank for the hardship we faced before because, without those hardships, we won’t be strong now. So, be grateful for the difficulties you faced before. #4 Feeling Better Helps Everyone Heal Kahn explores the importance of finding inner peace amidst life’s challenges. He shares insights into how self-compassion, forgiveness, and acceptance are essential components of cultivating inner peace. The Universe Always Has a Plan: The 10 Golden Rules of Letting Go” by Matt Kahn is a transformative and enlightening book that offers readers profound insights and practical wisdom to navigate life’s challenges with greater ease and surrender to the flow of the universe. Through the ten golden rules of letting go, the author guides readers to free themselves from the limitations of the past, embrace uncertainty, and find inner peace and alignment with their true selves. By trusting in the divine plan and living in authenticity and alignment, individuals can cultivate a life of love, joy, and purpose. With a compassionate and heart-centered approach, “The Universe Always Has a Plan” empowers readers to embrace their highest potential and honor the innate wisdom within.And the words of that are, I love you. I’m sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you. I love you. I’m sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you. And I didn’t put this in the handout, but you can Google it. And it’s really beautiful because you bring, if you bring the person in mind, or maybe the person is yourself, but if you bring the person in mind, you’re clearing the energy. ’cause what I don’t want for any of us is to be camped in a land where we’re holding unforgiveness. We don’t wanna camp there. It’s not, you know, resentment, all of that. It’s just, it’s not physically good for us actually, but it’s, it’s really putting us in a, a space that’s not supportive of where we wanna go in our lives. So I’m gonna skip, is spiritual myth busting? ’cause I wanna be aware of time. So number two, anyone who blames you isn’t happy. That’s golden rule number two. So those who blame you aren’t happy. And when we blame, we’re not happy. So anyone who blames us isn’t happy. So can you open your spiritual heart, you know, to the person? Just be aware. It’s not, it’s an awareness. It’s not a judgment of the person, right? Like, oh, I’m noticing so and so is blaming Oh, oh, you’re holding up the time. Thank you . Thank you. I have it up here too. And on my hand. What? Thank you to Mr. Kahn for giving the world a way to understand oneself without guilt or shame. I have had a very difficult life with deep religion, an emotionless childhood of anxiety, people pleasing, codependency and repressing my empathy.

The Universe Always Has a Plan is a beautiful book that really showcases Matt Kahn’s soul-sensitive work. He takes you on a journey that explores 10 powerful Golden Rules along with impactful mantras and simple exercises that will lead you on a journey of transformation, self-fulfillment, and emotional freedom—creating a life of joy and purpose. I highly recommend this book for anyone regardless of where they are on their spiritual journey.” Kahn discusses the inevitability of change in life and how to navigate its waves with grace and resilience. He offers tools to embrace change as an opportunity for growth and transformation. Turn within, just close your eyes and connect with your spirit and just know that this presence and power of love is surrounding and supporting you.So that’s what we’re gonna break down here. And you know, when I first read it, you’ve done nothing wrong. I’m like, well, I’m quite certain I’ve done some things wrong in my life. But that’s, that’s not what he’s talking about. He’s, he’s looking at it spiritually, okay? And, you know, we’re looking at it from a higher level. So of course we’ve all done things in our life that, you know, could have been better. And I always say, if you knew better, you would’ve done better. But he gives an example of his mom and how he learned, um, that the reactions of others don’t indicate how aligned or misaligned he is with his spirit. And so his mom would have these eruptions of like, anger. You know, she wasn’t patient. She was stressed, she was upset with every, everybody. She was blaming everybody in her life. You know, I just was, I was wired differently. I was trying to be someone that I really wasn’t. And so, you know, the universe had a plan there, but I didn’t know what it was ahead of time. I didn’t know that all those things were gonna happen. That I was gonna have these experiences that would cause me to grow and to wake up, which is what we do when we’re conscious. We grow and we wake up. So that’s what it means for the universe to have a plan. But as Matt Conn in our book of the month talks about, we have to let go to let that happen. We have to let go. And I loved the the song Let Go and let God have its way. And even if your word’s not God, let’s source, let Spirit let the universe use your own word.