Categories: Teacher Accreditation & Training
New teacher shares insights gained on TCC
By: April Leffler
I have just completed a very powerful Teacher’s Accreditation week and would like to share some of the insights that came to me during the process. . . .
• TCC, like life, is a process of letting go and of opening up. It makes no sense, in either situation, to beat oneself up due to an increase in awareness. Honor the painful, as well as the exciting insights for what they are — GIFTS.
• Bubbles of responsibility rising to the surface of my shoulders…telling me, “April, we are not yours. Let us go back to the Light. You are not responsible for the world, but for the worlds within you. Dive deeply inside with divine light as your guide and the darkness fades away.”
• Allow yourself to be comforted by the sun’s warmth despite the winter chill. The sun shines everlasting while the winter comes and goes.
• The key to staying focused remains in staying present, period. A laser is direct, singly focused and in alignment. It burns through whatever is not needed—without judgement and without victory. It simply does what it does. As the laser of your attention refines, you will do just that—burn away what is not needed and move on. You are not your mistakes—therefore it becomes easy to let them go. It is only when you attach them to you as a part of yourself that you begin to hold on. When you realize that YOU LOSE NOTHING by letting mistakes go, you GAIN the universe! Enjoy that, it is your unequivocal, Divine right.
Originally appeared in: March 2001
