When is enough, enough?

Today I am feeling guided to explore the question, “When is enough, enough?”

There are multiple contexts for this question, but the avenue I am feeling guided towards is this:

When have we had enough of our circumstances? When do we say no? When do we decide to change?

And something is already jumping out at me as I write this. Something incredibly important, and yet completely overlooked by probably 99% of the population.

We are the ones who decide to change.

A positive change doesn’t just miraculously appear, even if it may seem that way. It comes as a result of a shift in our internal state.

And why does our internal state change?

Because on some level, we made the decision to change something.

We have free will, and as such, nothing can change our internal state unless we allow it.

Even standing in the most sacred of sites on a super duper full moon eclipse portal day with the biggest solar flare in history can’t change us unless we allow it.

If it could, everyone on this planet would be ascending at an equal rate because we are all moving through the same energies.

The reason why some are evolving faster than others is because they made a choice.

They wanted to overcome aspects of their past.

They wanted to experience more love in their life.

They wanted to manifest more abundance.

They wanted to find peace.

And as a result, they became open to receiving the assistance of the energies that we were receiving on that super rare alignment of events that seems to come round at least twice a month. 🤣

Our choice determines the outcome.

Melchizedek has repeated to me on many occasions the importance of choice.

Each day provides us with hundreds of choices, each of which has at least some form of impact on our internal state.

And again, as Melchizedek has described many times this year, we manifest our reality from that internal state.

This means every day we have hundreds of opportunities to improve ourselves and our lives.

But we don’t always make the choice that moves us forward.

Multiple times a day I have the choice about what to eat. I know I should choose healthy every single time. Does it always go that way? Most definitely not.

Sometimes I choose to go against what is best for me in the long term in order to experience the short-term pleasure that comes with deliciousness.

Life is much the same way. Even if we know what is best for us, we don’t always choose it.

And that is OK.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with that.

It is so easy with the spiritual path to become pious. But it is important to remember that we are a spiritual being having a human experience.

We chose this human incarnation for a reason. To experience.

To ignore that would be like going to the cinema and sitting with an eye mask and earplugs. What’s the point?

A big part of the human experience is pleasure.

And sometimes choosing the option that isn’t “the best” allows us to experience those things, and that is a good thing.

As long as we are making more “good” choices than “bad”, then we are still moving forward.

So, coming back to my original question. When is enough, enough?

Ultimately, that is our choice. How much of a situation are we willing to tolerate before we do something about it?

And we do have the power to do something about it, I promise you.

This is the importance of Melchizedek’s guidance on the mirror of reality being a reflection of our internal state.

When we view the patterns of our life in this way, we can see that if we continue to experience the same undesirable outcomes over and over, we have the power to change them.

And I want to add here, there is no blame.

We all have things about our lives that we want to change.

This is an important part of both the human experience and the ascension process.

We learn through the challenge so that we can grow and move forward.

So we don’t need to feel shame or guilt. We can simply look at the world for what it is, cause and effect.

I know if I choose to skip eating healthy and stuff my face with takeaways and snacks, I will feel awful the next day.

Cause and effect.

And I will admit, it’s been years since I have been quite that extreme, but when I do have a treat, I accept that I might feel something for it later.

Cause and effect.

When we view our lives in this way, we see that we have the power.

If we don’t like the effect, we can stop doing the thing that caused it.

And that begins with a choice to be different.

To recognise that we play a part in the experiences we see, and be open to changing it.

So that the next time we find ourselves in that sacred site on a super duper full moon eclipse portal day with the biggest solar flare in history, we create the opportunity for release that will bring about that change.

So once again I ask, when is enough, enough?

It is the point that we choose something different.

And that is the exact same point that everything changes.

I remember the Elohim Claire saying something in one of my very earliest channelings:

The turning point in one’s life is not the moment that a god free being acts upon change, but when the decision is made, unified by the heart and mind, to overcome the shadows of our existence.

It is in this moment that the sacred flame is directed to release the shackles that bind you to the limitations that you desire to shed.

When we make the choice, we change our internal state.

Think of this like planting a seed.

It may take a little while for us to start to see the growth, but in time you will see that change in full bloom.

What in your life have you had enough of?

And more importantly, are you ready to make the choice to change it?

Sending you all so much love
David 🙏💛