A Clear Blue Mind
By Dawna Flath
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A clear blue mind is a clear mind with no doubt or confusion and the blue mind has depth, trust, loyalty, wisdom, confidence, intelligence, faith, truth, and the knowing of a heaven or universal energy of one. Our mind is where our soul meets our earthly body. Imagine if everyone had a clear blue mind, knowing exactly who and what they are and how that would change their lives and the world we live in. The possibilities are endless and it is so exciting to know that more and more people are looking for more in life. I am working on a clear blue mind and I am finding an amazing journey unfolding. Having an open mind to all possibilities has made me aware of the power of who we are and what we all can accomplish. I am sharing some of my experiences in my life and the crazy wonderful things I have learned.
I am very thankful to have had the chance to attend a Writing From Your Soul seminar where the speakers were Reid Tracy, Doreen Virtue, Nancy Levin, and Dr. Wayne Dyer! All the speakers were incredible and this was one of the last Seminars that Dr. Wayne Dyer spoke at and I am forever grateful to have had the chance to feel his energy and hear his wonderful words.
Dawna Flath
The idea for Dawna’s book, A Clear Blue Mind, came about one night through a simple yet amazing meditation. She decided to make changes in her life, and by choosing to make her life better, she began a great journey toward finding herself. Dawna opens up her life for everyone to see and allows them to follow her on the journey down her mystic highway. She has found her way through her life struggles and the many incredible things she has learned, personally and in her energy work, and wants to share them with you. Dawna was born and raised in a small town in Saskatchewan and still lives there with her husband Lorne, son Anthony, and their friendly, happy dog Abby. Find Dawna at: DAWNAFLATH.COM dawnaflath@gmail.com and on Facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/dawnaflath111
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A Clear Blue Mind - Dawna Flath
My Journey
I never thought I would be a writer, but by searching for myself, who I am, and what my purpose in life is, I have found that this is one of my purposes in life. As I write this book, I am guided by my angels. They guide me by giving me the strength, the confidence, and the words I need to write.
I have found out about myself and what my beliefs are spiritually and in this earthly life. I have learned that not only am I a powerful spiritual being, but that power has become who my earthly being is. I have found the strength to overcome anything, and that love is most powerful over everything. I have found true faith and the power that it gives us to become who we truly are.
I know that my intuition is guided by my angels, and I have learned to listen to my inner wisdom. I know they are there for me every day of my life, and I have discovered the powerful being I am, as is everyone whom God has put on this earth. I have been given guidance to true self-healing, which has led to a new chapter in my life of learning and teaching.
This is who I am, and as I write, my story comes from my soul and the words and wisdom from the angels.
Every step I take on my journey brings me closer to achieving a clear blue mind. With every new piece of information, expression of guidance, idea, and intuitive thought, I find my true self and what my journey is and where it is taking me.
A clear blue mind will give you all the wisdom you need to find yourself and take your journey with endless power and confidence.
Who Am I?
My spiritual journey began as far back as I can remember. I call it a journey because I feel that we are continually learning and following our own paths in life and searching for what is true for each of us and what makes us happy. Even though we may forget that we are on a journey, our journey still continues.
I have always had spirituality in my life. In our home when I was a child, I always felt loved and safe. Mom read us Bible stories and taught us to say our prayers. I felt safe and comforted knowing that Jesus was there for me. I remember times when I was scared, and I would sing Jesus Loves Me.
Somehow, it would make me feel protected.
I’ve always watched people to see how they react in situations, both good and bad, and tried to learn from them. I tried not to make mistakes that other people would make. It seemed normal for me, and I thought everyone did this. This was part of my journey, learning about others so that I would learn about myself and make my life better.
I also would lose myself in some people’s energy. I would be more focused on a friend and what they wanted or would go along with their ideas, not making my own decisions or deciding what I wanted. I was scared to express my thoughts and ideas for fear of being made fun of. I just wanted to fit in, belong somewhere. I didn’t follow my ideas or beliefs, and I did not realize that I was not learning but just following. I wasn’t being who I truly was. This would take me a long time to figure out, and at least for me, I thought it was too long.
We can lose ourselves so easily, and we all have at one time or another. From a young age, we can fall into the idea of trying to fit into the right group in school, and we can lose who we truly are because we are trying to be the person we think we need to be to fit in. For the most part, my school and community were pretty cool. The only problem for me was feeling that I could not be who I truly was. I felt different and sometimes awkward around people—adults or children. It is hard to explain, but I just didn’t see things the same way others did. At times, I would say something that I thought was important or I would have an idea, and the people around me wouldn’t understand it. I felt dumb for thinking that way. So I usually just stayed fairly quiet and did not give my opinions. I was a follower.
Many times, I felt alone. I felt like I had to figure everything out by myself because I was different from other people. They didn’t think the same way I did. I wanted to belong and feel like I fit in somewhere, just like we all do.
As a child, I felt energies around me and had this knowing, from somewhere, that something else was out there—that there was more to life than what we could physically see. At the time, I didn’t understand the things I thought or felt. I am not sure how to explain what or how I felt; it was almost like feeling something is there and knowing there is more to life or about life, yet I didn’t know what or where it was. It was a sense or feeling.
I wish I could tell that little girl all the things I have learned now. But I know that we all learn what we need to in our own time, and things happen when they are supposed to happen.
I would have dreams that were as real as when I was awake. From what I can remember, a lot of the dreams were scary, too. My dreams would get even more real and intense as I got older. I could even physically feel the spirits grabbing me or holding me so that I could not move.
Not all my dreams were scary. Some nights, it was more like falling into a deeper sleep that was somewhere between heaven and earth, and when I felt like I could fall even deeper, a spirit or guardian angel would call out my name very clearly and loudly. I was always annoyed by this because I felt like I was floating, I was light as air, and I felt a sense of calm that I hadn’t felt before. I didn’t want to come out of wherever I was. It was an amazing feeling.
As I got a little older, around high school graduation, I started to feel more confident and comfortable with who I was, and I began following my own path. This was still not easy for me. There were ups and downs, but I knew I would always figure it out. I felt a little more free to be me, but I still held back my true self. I was too scared to show who I was and have people look at me differently or think I was weird.
Family
I grew up with a grandfather who practiced massage therapy, and my mom is also a massage therapist. This seemed quite natural for me, and so I became the third generation of massage therapists in my family. Looking back at my family’s history, I see many healers in my bloodline. It is interesting how our family members truly are a part of us and how similar characteristics go way back in time.
My grandpa was introduced to massage around 1955. How he became aware of massage therapy was definitely divine guidance.
Grandpa and Grandma lived on a small farm in a remote country area in central Saskatchewan. One day, a stranger came to Saskatchewan from the United States and met Grandma’s brother, who introduced him to my grandpa. This stranger was looking for people who would be interested in learning how to massage. Grandpa was interested, and he began training through correspondence from Chicago.
As far as I know, this was the only place in North America at the time that taught massage therapy. I believe that this stranger was guided to Grandpa because he was meant to be a healer. Back in that day, massage was definitely not mainstream and was not understood by the medical profession or even the layperson. To be a part of something that was so new to society shows me that Grandpa had the strength and faith inside himself to know it was right and that it was a good way to help others. Grandpa is now ninety and is still practicing massage therapy today. How incredible is that?
My mom began her practice in 1982. She built her business slowly and was soon able to quit her other job and focus just on her massage practice. Many times, she would show me her study guides and anatomy books, which were very interesting. When I would massage her shoulders, she would tell me I had a very nice touch and that I was a natural. That was very encouraging to me. She is an amazing massage therapist and also continues today with her practice.
She also taught me how to be a good person, to have good manners, to share, to be kind, and to treat people with respect. I took everything I learned seriously and to heart. I was often a bit too serious. We didn’t have a lot of money when I was growing up, and I took that seriously. I would never ask for anything extra. I remember one time my mom laughed at me (in a good way) because I didn’t want to ask for a little change to go down to the store to buy some candy because I’d overheard her telling Dad that she had gotten a raise, but it wasn’t very much. At the time, I thought it would be selfish to ask, but Mom gave me some change and told me everything would be just fine.
For some reason, when I was growing up, I took life too seriously. I had this idea in my head that I should act older, more mature. I believe this was a way for me to be taken more seriously. I have learned now that life needs to be joyful, and I take things day