SBR: Ask the higher power to show you how you can belong to yourself.

Instead of believing what you believe because someone told you to, you will believe what you believe because you have your own life experience on which to base your beliefs.

This is the path of realisation - to believe what you believe because you have worked it out for yourself, and to find out what it feels like to truly belong to yourself - and then find the tribe where you belong.

When you belong to yourself, you are no longer mad at parents or loved ones who don't understand you. You are free to love them as they are, because you don't need them to see you, because you see yourself. You're free to love unconditionally and not let their judgments dictate your path.

Ask the higher power to show you how you can belong to yourself. The answers will reveal themselves and your perfect group of friends, colleagues and allies will emerge.

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