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What I feared was that situation was pointing to a serious difference of our values. I was getting upset as it appeared we were polarizing into two camps, him in “trust” camp and me in the, “I’ve got to be responsible” camp. I wondered how we’d get through this, and whether our values were irrevocably diverging. It was pretty tense for a few days as we tried to invite each other to see it from each other’s perspective.

Then, I remembered expression; “trust in God but tie up your camel.” What that wise adage meant to me was, yes; definitely trust in universe to provide. We live in an ever-abundant universe. AND, it’s wise to take appropriate action as well.

It suddenly occurred to me that problem wasn’t in each of our individual perspectives; problem was that neither of us was embracing both sides. The statement doesn’t say, “just trust” or “just tie up your camel”. You have to do both.

Finally, I was able to see there was no real difference in our values after all. By integrating both sides I felt we could come to an elegant solution to whether or not we were going to Australia. I shared my revelation with my husband and we got to work looking at whole picture.

At this moment it’s still not clear if we’re going, AND we’re having a much more unified time deciding.

It’s YOUR life…imagine possibilities!