Every single day of 2012 so far, has seen life-altering events unfolding in all corners of the globe.  Many of these events are profoundly historic and most go unnoticed by the general population.

Our main stream media is restrained and little of what is really happening actually reaches our eyes or ears.  However, we only need to scratch the surface to find out what is happening in our world.

Just as an example, there are numerous lists of banking executives who are leaving (for various reasons), which are being tallied on various tracking websites.  (320 departures as of 13/3/12.)

Since the world financial systems have tentacles into every controlling structure – such as politics, military, media, medicine, education, energy, religion and so on, massive changes are imminent.

Thankfully people around the world are coming together, and speaking up for their birthright to live in peace, freedom, and abundance.  So the changes will not be tolerated unless they are equitable – for everyone.

In fact, with a little more scratching we can find information about new financial systems that are already developed and ready to be implemented that intend to re-distribute the wealth in the world, sooner rather than later.

No doubt we can expect to experience some disruption and inconvenience. However, a natural step in the cycle of change is the collapse of an outdated or dysfunctioning system, followed by a period of chaos before the emergence of a new system.

While it is hard to identify all of the changes and their significance, many of us can feel in our hearts and very being these massive changes that are occurring on the planet at this time.

So what can we do to cooperate with the essential nature of change?
4 ways to cooperate with the nature of change

1. Stop resisting – if you feel it is all too hard it probably is. For many of us, the ‘old’ ways of thinking and doing, just don’t seem to be working.  It might just mean that you are now off course, and it is time to stop, reflect, and listen with your whole being.
2. Be still; be present – stillness and presence creates ‘space’ for your higher wisdom to ‘speak.’  When the mind is chattering, you cannot hear the wisdom of the heart.
3. Think and live from the heart – always ask yourself, what is the highest way to think or act in this moment?  We are all in this together, so drop your judgments and choose compassion.
4. Hold your beliefs lightly  – so that you can be open to new wisdom.  With all the changes that are happening and will happen, paradigms are constantly shifting.  Your beliefs and perceptions that have guided you in the past, may no longer make sense.  Be ready to let them go in favour of a more expansive view.