Welcome to Let it be easy with Susie Moore.

Looking back on this year, I can say that I've had a couple of what I would call maybe

corrections, right?

So things that didn't work out the way I hoped, maybe relationships that came to perhaps

a loving clothes.

There have been a couple of corrections in my year that at the time were uncomfortable, but as I reflect now, heading

into a new year tomorrow, I can really start to see that those corrections were completely loving and from the universe itself. Now I was thinking about that. I was pondering what a

correction really is and sometimes it's when someone leaves us, isn't it?

Or when a job or a friendship or an opportunity or an idea that you have or something that you implemented simply didn't work out.

Now at the time it's often not what we want because the outcome isn't matching our expectation and this is when we feel frustration, sadness, weariness, many negative emotions.

But I've come to a place in my life now where I realize even in the moments when the

correction is kind of happening and it's still uncomfortable, but it's going to be okay. And that there's

going to be an outcome that's positive around this that I don't even anticipate yet.

Now, Jumbo when you're a kid and you spelled something wrong, right?

And your mom or dad would correct you, right? And your mom or dad would correct you, right? That wasn't to highlight

that you're wrong or stupid or bad, it's because there's a correct way of doing it and they're lovingly guiding you towards the correct thing.

Maybe when you are learning some basic manners they corrected you if you forgot them.

And that too was loving. Those corrections are loving. Maybe it's even in bigger

situations when you were in positions of danger and your parents would correct you and it would feel swift and even abrupt and even a little scary if you were in a position that was dangerous as a kid.

Now as an adult we don't really require those corrections anymore right because we make our own decisions about how we behave what our manners are

I know how we write where we spend our time, what we count as dangerous.

But the universe as our, as the ultimate parent, corrects us, doesn't it?

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