You Know What To Do

Jeremiah 17:9 is typically translated, "The heart is deceitful and desperately wicked, who can know it?" This meditation shares an alternative translation and affirms your goodness. It helps you to discern between anxiety and intuition so you remember to trust yourself because you know what to do.

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Thanks so much for sharing this and having the courage to challenge the status quo messages of modern day Christianity! It's taken me a very long time to free myself from the "sinful heart" messages I was brainwashed every Sunday at church and in other regular religious gatherings during the early part of my life. The idea that we're basically sinful and must therefore ignore our inner voice is so incredibly damaging-and dangerous too because it essentially sets up the expectation that we will sin because that's our true nature. How much better to believe we're basically good so there's no excuse to be any other way. Plus, aren't we supposed to be created in God's image and isn't God good so therefore we must be good too!

Thank you for your wise words of support. It is so true about one’s intuition. The few times that I did not listen to my intuition are the times I regret to this day. I will listen to this meditation often. Thank you. Namaste 🙏

Magnificent guided description and refreshing new interpretation. Has brought me new comfort during my own moment of self doubt and challenging conflict. please make more like this. God bless you🙏🏽🥰

Wonderful perspective Chelsea. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you Chelsea, this is very helpful and also very well put together with pacing and information. I will be returning to this, there is so much space in it 🙏🌱

Such a rich meditation that offers new perspective to previous held ideas!!! Chelsea gently and wisely helps reorient us toward listening to our intuition.

Thanks for clarity on my Shabbat. This is a tool I will use going forward.