Trust, Is It a Must?

Having recently voted, I took a moment to appreciate what it means to vote in this country. We can safely cast our votes free from intimidation, threats and harsh limits on where and when we vote. We can exercise our free will to vote for whoever we want and know our votes will be counted and included in the totals we get to see once counting is finished. We can trust that the final result is fair and legitimate and no matter who wins, the process will be peaceful and be accepted by all parties without complaint - because the people have spoken and at elections, our voices gets to be heard.

Safe.

Free.

Trust.

It's with pure gratitude that I think about these qualities in the context of our voting system, and it also prompts a question:

Can we say that about ourselves, are we Free & Safe to Trust ourselves right now and at any given moment? Can we rely on ourselves to be acting from our most truest sense of self and spiritual attenuation?

Setting our Intentions in the right direction is a good step to take to achieve this.

Trust the Process.