If You Have To Think About It, It's A NO - Kyle Cease

This is a step-by-step, full explanation of why following your heart removes you from being in your head and changes your reality.

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[AngelaEstesangiece]

I’ve lived this way for about 20 years. Recently journaling, this came to me. “stop judging yourself for not having things you don’t value.” 💯. When I processed that, I could see the magnificence of my life.

[venutiabarlow]

I still don't really understand how everything happened so fast, but it seems like I was taken over by my higher self. I left my husband of 28 years, got on the airplane to the Big Island, bought my four acres on the ocean in Pepeekeo where I built the 1st Bamboo Living home here. In 5 days my whole new life was manifested, including new friends. 19 years later, I still can't believe I actually did this, as it feels like I was in kind of a dream state.🏝

[jaretsegovia]

"Your head is here for fear. Your heart is here for expansion." Love it! 🥰

[Atheria]

Years ago I was offered a job that I was struggling to decide yes/no on. I was torturing myself. My body was screaming DO NOT TAKE THAT JOB...but my head was thinking money, etc. Thankfully, I did finally decline the job, and immediately my very tense stomach let go and I had a huge feeling of relief. That's pretty darn telling. I heard a true story about this successful Japanese businessman. He was asked how he made such good business decisions, and he said something like, "I chew up and swallow the opportunity/decision. If it feels good in my stomach, I do the deal, but if I get indigestion, I walk away from it."

[hkvlayman]

This video actually helped change my perspective on my spirit guides. About a year ago, I received guidance to trust someone I was dating. They ended up cheating and leaving. I didn't fully trust my guides for almost a year after that. But I'm realizing now it was all happening to serve me, and I wouldn't have grown and learned what I did if I hadn't trusted that person initially. Thank you, Kyle!

[everydayvacaytaj]

I've totally had that happen where the job was a hell yes, I started the job and hated it immediately but I met someone through the job or found out something through the job that led me to the next thing that ended up being the right thing

[acceptingWhatIS]

I was proposed to and my body screamed NO - he felt it and lost his temper with me, & cos I didn't want to wreck the 'moment' I said yes thinking I will let him down slowly later - there was no later and after 20 years of being married to an angry partner and being fearful most of the time and nearly lost my body 'she' was so ill and tired of me not listening to her and living a lie - to finally letting him go with love and every day since has been so wonderful because i listen to my body - she knows!!! we are friends - not his fault - my total lack of listening to my body BUT it woke me up n' I listen now!

[kawaiinekochick]

With trauma it's complicated, since your body is physically living in an echo that once served to protect you but is no longer needed. If i only listened to my body, I'd have trouble leaving the house for anything, even things for survival. Introspection in general can be helpful, but you need to be in your body too, especially when no real danger is actually present. I hope one day I can find the correct balance.

[topshottamakonnen]

This is so true. Recently, I was on my sobriety journey, had been alcohol free for one month. Then last week my cousin called and wanted to get drinks. My gut told me to decline but I went against it and did it anyway. Soon as I got to the party, few drinks in, cops came and arrested all of us for noise pollution. Used up some of my savings to bail myself out. Went ahead to drink after being released, then ended up using up the money I had been saving. Now it's back to square one.
Man, I should have trusted my gut from the start. It was also a pretty strong feeling telling me to just go home but I ignored it.

[txtopaz]

I am now trusting my gut. That means turning down invitations to things I’ve been doing out of obligation for years. My God. What a relief. I’m spending a lot more time alone but that’s ok. Thanks Kyle💕

[earthempresstv]

for some procrastination is a form of intuition but I never procrastinate b/c I learned a long time ago from you that 'we often talk ourselves into something we don't really want and we talk ourselves out of things we actually do want'

[MissHilPaige]

I have ADHD and this is how my brain works. It’s hard for me to not ride the wave of inspiration when it happens because it’s the experience and connection my heart and body is reaching for. I’ve been conditioned to distrust my gut because it may not have made sense to my caretakers, but I’ve learned that edge is where my magic lives. Thanks for sharing.

[teresafraser]

There was great advice in the book Conversations With God that
When you don't know what to do anything the answer will come in the quiet space you provide when your just listening 💫

[Princesse_D]

As someone that is rebuilding my relationship with myself and learning how to trust myself, this is golden. I asked God to put something or someone on my path today that would guide me or serve as a confirmation and here you are. Blessings. Thank you.🙏💜

[tundeuk]

There a few times I’ve not wanted to go to family events, only to drag myself there and had a wonderful time.

[actuallyican]

I've lived most of my life like this and people mostly thought I was crazy when I was younger but I've had the most amazing life!💖 Not easy, but amazing.

[creatingwithangelarush]

That body yes has helped me get rid of so much anxiety. I used to over-think EVERYTHING, now I just do that shit, and the lessons come. Thanks for this video, it's the best.

[swim]

You just described why i stayed in my last relationship. Right from the beginning...i had to be in my head to stay. After 3 years...my body was in constant fight and flight and freaked out. I still get heart pounding if i even think about reconciliation.

[denisesimone]

My yes to a toxic relationship lead me back to ME and feeling an abundance of peace

[portiastgermain]

Reminds me of Abe Hick’s saying, “If it’s not a Hell Yes, then it’s a Hell No!”