A concept related to being ready to receive is whether or not you are glimmered or triggered. Being triggered… is this something new? It seems that almost anything can be considered a “trigger” if someone deems it as such. As a result is has been made to appear that it is the responsibility of everyone else to refrain from triggering another. The truth be told, the responsibility of someone being triggered is that of the person being triggered. Being triggered is a personal control issue because triggers don’t work unless allowed to. I remember being told “don’t let someone push your buttons” or “that person knows what buttons to push”. Buttons are pushed to get a desired reaction from someone… a tactic of manipulation. A person who allows themselves to be triggered by another has given their power over self to the other. A person who allows themselves to be triggered by a situation has given their power over self to it. A person who allows themselves to be triggered by a thing has given their power over self to it. In order to take back the power of self, one must learn not be to triggered by outside sources.

The power of self also includes the ability to be present to recognize glimmers when they occur. All too often, this ability is prevented by mind traps and the glimmers are not seen or ignored. Glimmers are the moments of positivity that occur. These are the moments happiness, peacefulness, joy or thankfulness in the truest sense of the words that are experienced each day. It may be the sun on your face, the wind through your hair, a laugh, a brief sense of inner peace, a kind deed, a song, a message, a sign, good news, self awareness, self insight, etc.

(Glimmers do not come at the expense of another or from ill will towards another.)

To regain your power and recognize pure moments that occur leads to the mastery of self. Be glimmered not triggered and become ready to receive.