 Mandala Healing Oracle - by Denise Jarvie. Artwork by Lindy Longhurst Does the same thing keep happening in your life?
We are creatures of habit, so we may notice recurring patterns in our lives, those familiar thoughts and beliefs that play out in our daily way of living. When those patterns don’t match our values or are not our truth, they will attract negative situations. We know we are repeating patterns when we hear ourselves say ‘“That always happens”, “Why does that always happen to me?” or “I don’t understand why that thing happened again”. Once a pattern is acknowledged and understood, it will transform; however, until then it will continue to repeat. How do we get rid of that feeling we're going around the mountain again and again?
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