I have been between a rock and a hard place, little wiggle room in my health space.  I forgot and just remembered my Soil-less garden workbook, it is from
www.perelandra-ltd.com/.  They teach a technique to create a soil-less garden, where you are in balance co-creating with nature.   I have used the flower essences during learning (expansions) to help keep my CNS intact as I shift.

I often have a challenge with what question to ask or what order to do things, and whether these things are really in line with my timing and highest good.  Working with nature is how to manifest a health, balanced  goal.  It is about us being evolutionary and nature being involutionary.  You can find this info on the web site.  I like it because there are many spiritual beings who are here to help us, for free - and this is a structured process to learn how.

I followed the steps, and at one point  in a meditation, and noticed some ideas pop into my head.  I need to start this health project with some cleansing.  I used kinesiology to discern the method and happen to have all the stuff.  Now to have discipline for the 5 days.  

I can keep saying, it doesn't have to get worse thank you, and I am looking forward to feeling better.

I love the information Michaelle Small Wright offers.  She is communicating with nature, and translates this into useable  processes for we humans.  In our ever excelerating times of expansion, staying in balance is crucial, these are excellent toos.

As a Clairvoyant practitioner, I need to exercise my clairvoyance to keep in shape, like a muscle, use it or loose it.  I take classes sometimes and read with a group, which is set for growth and learning.  
I have wanted to participate more.  Last night after a group reading, I realized I bring my way of being in my family as a child into the reading space and the challenge is to keep coming back, not give up, or give my seniority to stuff that comes up, where I then loose  focus on the readee...which is the point of the practice.  Being able to hear and receive the feedback from the other practitioners,  and have grace about it.  I see others having courage to face their fears and take action.  This inspires me to keep at it.   

I feel like I am learning to learn in a way, making  this a priority, writing things down to remember the next time.  I feel by caring for this ability I have, I am valuing myself.

Do you have some area that you are challenging yourself to grow and learn.  Do you have a supportive environment for that?