Pilgrimage of Healing and Consciousness
For 2025, we’re embarking on a 52-week pilgrimage of inward healing, growth, and self-discovery…and ultimately, peace…regardless of whether the healing is related to addiction, grief, or any other challenge we seek to overcome.
Mile 38 of our pilgrimage encourages us to ask others to help us. We’re reminded that asking for help DOES NOT mean that we are weak, it means we are brave. It takes courage and strength to allow ourselves to be vulnerable enough to admit that we could use some help, that it’s too much for us to do on our own—much as we would rather be able to do everything for and by ourselves.
Asking for help is not just limited to asking help of other people, it also includes asking the Divine (God, Angels, Source, Universe, Allah, Mother Mary, Universal Light, Gaia, and so on) for help. They can help us in many ways, usually in more ways than we can think of—some of which may look different from what we asked for but in the end, it was exactly what we needed. (cue Rolling Stones—You Can’t Always Get What You Want)
How about you ? Do you struggle with asking for help ? If you had to guess why that is, what do you think would be your top three reasons ? Knowing one of the reasons, can you reframe it so that it eases whatever angst you may have about asking for help ?
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Peace & Blessings,
Maureen
The Mandala Lady
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About the 2025 Mandalas of the Week
Each week I will create a new mandala design to color, along with my coloring of it, and a weekly message and prompt for us to continue on our quest throughout the year. All of which is inspired by Melody Beattie’s book entitled “52 Weeks of Consciousness Contact”.
I will be breaking down each week’s topic into daily insights and images (inspired by Melody’s book) on my blog site: MandalaoftheDay.com where I’ll be creating/building one giant mandala (48”x48”), one puzzle piece of it each day.
Mandala of the Week 