3) Hand everything over to Angels during your time of invocation and prayer. Every issue, problem, worry and fear as well as every good intention and positive outcome you imagine as result of your request. Release all expectations of how your request will be answered.

4) Express Appreciation and Gratitude – Find and express genuine appreciation and gratitude for things exactly as they are. If you are struggling with this, ask Angels to help you to find love that is present in whatever difficulty you are facing. Have patience with this and let go of any expectation of how love may be revealed to you.

5) Know that it is done – Every prayer is answered and grace is always given. If you fear that your prayer will not be answered, then ask for help in understanding and seeing more clearly. Trust that you will see love in every answered prayer. You are known completely and loved unconditionally by Angels and nothing that will serve you is ever withheld from you.

6) Act quickly on guidance you receive – accept opportunity and act upon it immediately. Angelic help is infinite and unlimited – you can not use it up or run out of it. You cannot ask for ‘too much’ and Angels are joyously happy to give to you without limit. The faster you act, faster you receive more assistance!

7) Celebrate yourself exactly as you are in moment. Leave any critical judgments or negative feelings about yourself, your life, or others in hands of Angels for healing. Even if it is just for a few moments, let go of everything that is not of love for yourself and everything around you. In this moment of surrender much more can done for you by Angels than you can accomplish on your own. Thank yourself and Angles for deepening and relationship between you.

Christopher Dilts has been offering sessions for individuals and groups to come into greater partnership with their Guiding Angels for over nine years. For more information about working with your Angels and free Angel Messages, visit the Ask an Angel website. You are also welcome to contact Christopher directly:

Do you know I'm doing this now? I'm wearing my comfortable shoes and they feel good. They have a hole in each heel, and sole is starting to fall off, but I'm persisting in wearing them. I even have a new pair of shoes under my desk as I write this. But my feet are used to old comfy pair. The new pair is tighter, and hotter in this summer weather. I know I shouldn't wear my old shoes because they cause a callus where inside of shoe has worn thin, but still I persist.

This describes change exactly; change of our habits, change of our thought patterns. We stick with old patterns because they are comfortable. Yet we know we need to change and that change will ultimately be good for us. Once we get over initial pain of transformation, new pattern will be comfortable and feel good … until time comes when we need another new pair of shoes …