A Game Changer Called Connecting To Your Truth
Many live life on autopilot and become disconnected from their truth. A self-help called the T.R.U.T.H. Framework that Jennifer Warren Medwin has created to help individuals reconnect to their authentic selves.
Jennifer Warren Medwin https://seekingempowerment.com/ is a Certified Divorce Coach, Supreme court of Florida Family Mediator and Certified Marital Mediator at Seeking Empowerment: Clarity through Partnership
As we return to masking, hopefully not mandatory vaccines, lockdowns and passports, now more than ever is the time to connect to truth, your truth and not external powers and influences. I can across this post while looking to give support to myself, clients and humanity at large. This information from Jennifer Warren Medwin is powerful and I could never do justice to her powerful post. This is an amazing tool to use each and every day information you receive when listening to radio, watching T.V./media, family, friends and co-workers. This is what Jennifer has to say about connecting to truth and T.R.U.T.H. Framework.
Are there times, especially now when you feel disconnected from your truth? If so, you are not alone. Many people going through divorce, separation from family, loved ones, different points of view or other life challenges look outside of themselves for confirmation of how to interpret their intuition or consciously indulge in behaviors that deviate from their own value system. When these patterns develop, your ability to think logically gets weaker over time and you begin to consistently question how to trust or interpret your emotions. As a result, you can become numb or overtaken with fear or uncertainty and consequently live in a state of self-doubt, which separates you from your own authentic feelings. By quieting your mind and focusing on the T.R.U.T.H. Framework of Trust, Reflect, Understand, Talk, and Honor, you can connect to your thoughts and feelings and live a more authentic life.
T for TRUST:
There is no one more important to trust than yourself. There are many layers of self-evaluation and acceptance that can be strengthened over time with focused intention. Believing that you are capable of handling painful emotions, failure, or rejection is core to developing self-trust. Having conviction of your capability can build up your confidence, make it easier for you to make decisions, reduce your stress levels, and lessen your need for approval from others. With conscious action, trust can become more prevalent.
- You are unique and important.
- Try setting many little goals that point you in the direction of your big goal.
- Be mindful of your self-critical thoughts as they arise, acknowledge them, and let them go. Set the intention of loving yourself unconditionally.
- Become aware of the things you are good at and try other things without judging yourself to harshly. Growth comes from stepping outside of your comfort zone.
- Look inward. Focus on the moment and do your best to fill your love tank.
- Embrace your own power and judgment. Make choices and stick to them.
No one can be as consistently supportive as you can be to yourself. Trust your inner wisdom.
R for REFLECT:
You must want to hop off the treadmill, step back, and reflect on your life, behaviors, and beliefs in order to find your balance in mind, body, and spirit. Being aware of your thoughts and how to uncover your core values and principals is essential to your happiness. Time flies by and without consciously pausing to evaluate your circumstance, character, actions, and motives, you can feel depleted, stressed, unhappy, frustrated, and tired. In order to connect with your truth, you can set the intention of following these steps:
- Take a step back from life and allow yourself to take three deep breaths.
- Identify and get perspective on what you notice and see without judgment.
- Connect to your feelings, your wisest guide.
- Identify the steps you need to take to be at one with your truth. Be open to adjusting, changing, or improving.
Taking time for reflection will serve to keep you in check, focused on self-improvements, and will ensure you are as fulfilled as possible while being loyal to your truth.
U for UNDERSTAND:
It is essential to look within yourself to define and get clear on what truly aligns with your deepest values. Developing an understanding of what is meaningful to you and making a conscious effort to identify and live by your values will allow you to speak your truth as opposed to reacting from old, negative patterns. Becoming sympathetic with yourself requires:
- It is normal to struggle or to be disappointed. What is imperative is to focus on bridging the gap between where you are and where you want to be without judgment or blame.
- Each of us have impulses that drive us. Take time to understand your strengths and weaknesses as well as your personal standards and ethical code.
- Think, meditate, and journal your thoughts and feelings.
- Be honest and full in your truth. Be supportive of what is true for you alone and unhindered by outside influences.
Understanding and learning to accept your story and your life is what will connect you to your truth and will help you have a deep sensitivity and knowing for how your world needs to evolve.
T for TALK (OPENLY):
Communicating what your identity, feelings, needs, boundaries, and desires are in an authentic way is crucial to living in alignment with your truth. In order to enhance your capacity to speak your truth:
- Communicate care for others. If you feel uncomfortable, scared, resentful, sad, angry, or guilty, identify the emotion. Inner liberation comes from owning your feelings.
- Speak up and step into your life so you can be in truth with what you want. Your desires are a critical part of who you are.
- Sometimes the best response is to say nothing.
- When someone asks you how you feel, tell the truth. Small moments of authenticity allow you to receive compassion and empathy. Additionally, try not to set the intention of winning or being correct because it inhibits you from accessing the deepest places of your heart.
- : Dominating conversations and people is not productive and doesn’t help build authentic communication.
Giving yourself permission to be vulnerable and transparent will enhance and deepen your capacity to speak your truth and will lead to increased freedom, self-respect, and confidence.
H for HONOR:
Honoring your inner wisdom is the most powerful tool you have for living an authentic life. When you are honest with yourself about your needs and wants are, and you live a life that is aligned with them, you have a stronger ability to let go of desiring validation by others. Honoring your truth can be really difficult and scary. In order to nurture your inner wisdom, set the intention of becoming one with your intuition and allow it to guide you in an appropriate direction:
- Be honest with yourself about yourself.
- Be mindful of the excuses you implement that keep you stuck. Identify and write them down.
- Relax into your feelings of fear or discomfort instead of resisting them. By partnering with your feelings, you decrease the power of the scary or uncomfortable feelings and allow yourself the ability to honestly explore the depth of your emotions.
- Hiding or burying your feelings doesn’t get you closer to your truth and does not fuel happiness. Be real with your emotions.
- Do not pretend to feel something you don’t. Speak up for yourself and create healthy boundaries. People will treat you the way you allow them to.
- Pausing allows you time to react in a more positive manner and to keep peace within yourself.
Your truth is your power! Create space to become more aware of your highest principles, values, and desires. Integrity serves everyone in the long run, even if it does not seem that way at first. Being sincere about how you feel, what you want, or need will allow you to respect yourself as well as others. Set the intention of validating your inner wisdom, despite any discomfort that might arise because when you stand in your truth, you are honoring your very essence and purpose. True freedom derives from speaking authentically. Go ahead! Take the challenge of embracing a life of liberation and use the T.R.U.T.H. Framework to feel empowered and confident.
How will you live your truth?
What is true for me might not be true for someone else, but acceptance and not judging will be the test.
I’m sure you have heard the phrase, “we signed up for it,. ” Make the best of it. Know that there is always a reason and you might not know until after each and every storm in one’s life.
Until Zen….. looking forward to see what September holds for everyone.
Connecting To Truth Quotes
The truth is still the truth, even if no one believes it. A lie is still a lie, even if everyone believes it.
Truth will always be truth, regardless of lack of understanding, disbelief or ignorance. – W. Clement Stone
In the long run, the most unpleasant truth is a safer companion than a pleasant falsehood.
– Theodore Roosevelt –
Truth exists; only falsehood has to be invented. – George Braque –
The truth will set you free, but first it will make you miserable. – James A. Garfield –
Truth is like the sun. You can shut it out for a time, but it ain’t goin’ away. – Elvis Presley –
All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident. – Arthur Schopenhauer –
The enemy of truth is blind acceptance.
Real is rare and fake is everywhere.
We ignore truths for temporary happiness.
Truth triumphs. Truth can be bothered but not defeated. .Some changes happen deep down inside of you. And the truth is, only you know about them. Maybe that’s the way it’s supposed to be. – Judy Blume –
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