Liz highlights the detrimental effects of remaining in a hostile culture, community, or group in this transformative podcast. Drawing on consciousness calibrations, she explains how such environments calibrate at lower levels of consciousness and impact various aspects of our lives. Liz compassionately shares practical tips, including setting boundaries, seeking support, and focusing on personal growth, to help you navigate and ultimately release hostile environments.
Welcome to a transformative journey where letting go paves the way for new beginnings. “Letting Go and Letting God” is more than a mantra; it’s a path to empowerment. Liz Gracia, the visionary behind TMBSN.com, guides listeners through this podcast series with one goal: empowering you to shed the weight of negativity.
Every episode is a step towards resilience. The art of letting go is not just about releasing what harms us but also about embracing what lifts us. It’s about understanding that growth stems from choosing ourselves over the toxic ties that bind us.
The effects of such encounters seep into our lives. They can dim our spark, hinder our progress, and compromise our well-being. But why do we linger in these dynamics? Often, it’s because we haven’t yet learned the empowering mechanism of letting go.
When our professional spaces are tainted with toxicity, our entire life feels its ripples. Job dissatisfaction can bleed into personal relationships and self-esteem. Recognizing this allows us to seek healthier environments that encourage us rather than constrain us.
Though the juice of the ego likes to blame others, a step to breaking free from toxic work environments and toxic people begins with claiming your power. It also involves self-awareness and understanding the low-level patterns running within you that attract these adverse situations.
To fully understand what is subconsciously running within you, I recommend you check out my videos with Linda Armstrong that dive into the fascinating discoveries to be found through The Emotion Code and The Body Code here.
Toxic work cultures trap us in a cycle of negativity. Opportunities for personal advancement seem distant. You may struggle to visualize a future beyond the immediate stressors. But breaking free starts with the realization that you deserve better, and it’s within your power to reach for it.
It’s within your power to become self-aware and see patterns in your energy field attracting what you don’t want. Be sure to listen to this episode of Your Weekly Dose of Higher Consciousness podcast, one of 1001 Ways of Being to Ket Go Of (above)
Letting go of these toxic ties releases us from their hold. It opens doors to communities that uplift and celebrate diversity and individual strengths. Part of our journey is seeking these nurturing spaces.
According to ConsciousnessCalibrations.com, the energy field or attractor field of 195 includes the following:
Toxic situations calibrate at lower consciousness levels. They’re characterized by fear, aggression, disappointment, or apathy. Letting go is reclaiming your power, ascending to higher levels of consciousness where peace, love, and joy reside.
You may subconsciously attract these situations due to trapped or stuck emotions in your energy field, trauma from childhood, or even inherited or generational trauma. Don’t blame or shame yourself, as you would likely never guess what’s going on within you in a million years. I can confidently say this as I have discovered so many enlightening things within me through over a year of working with The Emotion Code, The Body Code, and The Belief Code.
Moving on means acknowledging that these situations no longer serve your higher purpose. It’s a conscious choice to align with positive, empowering energies.
Choose higher energy attractor fields in consciousness. You can begin by listening to my List of Rules to Live by Podcast here.
Remember, at higher levels of consciousness, it calibrates as true that you are the creator of your own experience. It takes self-awareness and willingness to accept the truth of this to love out of toxic relationships, communities, and work environments.
As a consciousness teacher, I understand the concept of FREE WILL from another perspective. All levels of consciousness are impersonal attractor fields of energy in life. You can choose which energy fields you want to align with. You can choose powerful, constructive attractor fields or powerless, destructive attractor fields.
I am here to inform you that you DO HAVE CHOICES! You are NOT a victim. You are only subject to what you hold in mind (calibrates as true.)
Boundaries are essential in preserving our energy. They are the lines we draw to protect our peace. Setting clear boundaries communicates to others what we will and won’t tolerate. It’s the first step in distancing ourselves from negativity.
Whether it’s saying ‘no’ more often or stepping back from draining relationships, boundaries empower us. They help us prioritize our needs and well-being. They also “shore up” or sense of self.
Setting boundaries is a vital aspect of developing resilience and mitigating the impact of toxicity in our lives. Boundaries help to delineate where we end and others begin, allowing us to maintain a sense of self that is not constantly infiltrated by external demands or negative influences.
Importance of Setting Boundaries
There are several types of boundaries one might consider setting, including:
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As a psychotherapist, Terri Cole has helped thousands who’ve come to her with anxiety, exhaustion, relationship problems, and more. What might surprise you is the root cause that turns up repeatedly: Unhealthy boundaries.
Setting boundaries is not just an internal resolution; it requires communication and sometimes negotiation with others. Here’s how to implement them effectively:
1. Self-Reflection: Before setting boundaries, a person must understand their values, needs, and priorities. Knowing what you can handle and what drains you is crucial.
2. Clear Communication: Conveying boundaries to others clearly, assertively, and non-confrontationally is essential. This helps ensure that others understand and respect your limits.
3. Consistency: Maintaining the established boundaries is essential for them to be effective. Consistency signals to that you are serious about your needs and expectations.
4. Enforcement: When boundaries are crossed, it’s necessary to assert them again and take action if needed. This might mean reinforcing the boundary, taking some space, or possibly ending a relationship if boundaries are repeatedly ignored.
5. Flexibility: Boundaries must sometimes adjust to new circumstances or relationships. Flexibility to change, so long as it does not compromise one’s well-being, is a significant part of healthy boundary setting.
It is important to note that setting boundaries can come with challenges:
Positive Outcomes of Boundaries
The long-term benefits of setting boundaries are substantial. These include improved mental and emotional well-being, more meaningful and fulfilling relationships, and a stronger sense of self. It contributes to a more balanced and empowered existence and sets a foundation for growth and success in various aspects of life.
In the face of adversity, seeking support is a sign of strength. Surrounding ourselves with positive influences provides a counterbalance to toxicity. These sources of support could be friends, family, mentors, or communities aligned with our values.
Support systems offer emotional sustenance, practical advice, and perspectives that can guide us through adverse situations.
Check out the consciously curated and relevant tools from esteemed psychology educators at PositivePsychology.com. We have chosen to partner with them due to their integrity, experience, and understanding of psychology and consciousness levels.
Personal growth is about expanding beyond our current confines. It’s about learning, self-reflection, and pushing past comfort zones and into the power of courage. Stepping away from toxicity is a bold move towards self-empowerment.
As we focus on developing our skills, nurturing our passions, and caring for our mental and physical health, we naturally gravitate away from harmful environments.
When we zero in on our goals and dreams, we gain direction. This focus acts as a compass steering us through rough waters. Our aspirations remind us of our potential and the bright future.
Investing in our growth is an investment in a life of fulfillment. It’s about embracing change, learning from experiences, and becoming the best versions of ourselves.
Negativity can be captivating, but releasing its grip is liberating. As we let go of toxic influences, we make room for positivity. We open ourselves to experiences that resonate with our true selves.
Detaching from negativity is not a one-time event but a continuous process. It’s a journey of constantly choosing ourselves and our happiness over detrimental forces.
“1001 Ways of Being to Let Go Of” offers more than insights; it provides tools. These tools enable us to peel away the layers of negativity and reveal our authenticity. Liz Gracia shares strategies that have helped many embrace their truth and live with intention.
Through inspiring stories and actionable advice, the podcast serves as a beacon for those seeking to reclaim their power and live authentically.
The journey of letting go of toxic people and work environments is transformative. It’s about shedding the toxic and embracing the nourishing. Liz Gracia’s podcast is a testament to the strength that lies in release. By understanding the consciousness of and nature of toxicity in people, workplaces, and communities, we can begin to navigate away from them.
As we’ve explored, the act of letting go is not just beneficial; it’s necessary for our growth and well-being. We cultivate resilience by setting boundaries, seeking support, and focusing on personal development. We become adept at recognizing negativity and stepping away from it.
Cultivating a life of authenticity and alignment with our true values is a powerful stance against toxicity. It’s a declaration that we are more than our circumstances. And as we close this chapter, remember that every step away from what no longer serves us is a step toward a brighter, more authentic life.
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