Most people would love to feel more passionately alive and to be viewed as charismatic, compelling and powerful, especially the coaches and experts that I work with. But no amount of teaching will allow those qualities to emanate outward unless you can find a way to actually feel them from a place deep inside.
These are all qualities of the 2nd Chakra and they have to be allowed to flow, upward and outward. It’s an energy you must feel if you want others to feel it from you.
What often blocks this energy from being allowed to flow through you are vows that you’ve taken to “keep yourself safe.” One of the most powerful vows is the vow to NEVER be Vulnerable.
That’s why I’m so excited to share a series of processes to help you release your vow to never be vulnerable and I’m going to begin with the general vow.
Watch the video and begin to release this vow now!
Wow, that was probably pretty intense for some of you. You’ve no doubt had some release of the vow to never be vulnerable and over the next few weeks, I’m going to be featuring more processes to continue the work on this vow and more 2nd Chakra work so that you can begin to allow this powerful energy to move through you and flow out of you in a way that captivates and moves everyone around you!
WOW! This was a HUGE ah-ha moment for me. My whole life I have been trying to be perfect and I never thought about how it would disconnect me from others or even my potential clients. I realize I am imperfect but I always thought to show vunerability was a weakness. The stoic type was always a better way to go. Thanks for this eye opening moment Margaret! I can now let my true self come out and will probably connect with others in a much greater way! Julie
I literally just finished the last two chapters (16 & 17) of “Tapping Into Wealth” where you talk about the shadow side in Chapter 16. And then clicked on this email about the 2nd Chakra. Looks like a confirmation from the Universe regarding something I really need to work on. Thanks for your wonderful work, Margaret!
WOW! Margaret… you absolutely hit the nail on the head with this one! As I entered into a coaching business this year.. one of my strengths with a client has been able to show that vulnerability…. yet, part of me was not allowing this vulnerability to show when I speak to others. As I pictured my person… I saw their vulnerability as a weakness not focusing on the fact that they opened themselves up to receiving the support, compassion, and understanding that I long for, but showing the stoicism that Julie mentioned feeling like we need to “know” all the answers may not be the answer for what we truly seek. Thank you for opening my eyes, my heart and my chakra to be able to connect with others in a better way! Thank you!
Thank you Margaret. I was vulnerable last night, and I appealed to a virtual tech in India via email. He sent several notes back to me that with him to contact I would never have to experience helplessness. So, I agree, I got help by asking for help. Victoria
Youre so brilliant! Look forward to the next video!
Oooooohhh! I got to “I don’t want to have to ask for help” when things started to shift. . . . I got to “Strong people are strong enough to ask for help,” and then even better: “I WANT to be able to ask for help, BEFORE i COLLAPSE.” Thanks, Margaret!
Thanks so much Margaret! I pictured an old friend and there was still lots of hurt feelings round her, we had disconnected for nearly a year now and i wanted to try and be open and vulnerable and make a mends and maybe reconcile our friendship….. The long and the short of it is to that I was allowed to feel upset and sad over the loss of friendship, it’s helped a little for today anyway… Big hugs to you.