Question: Kuan Yin said, the more you are attached to your image, the more you suffer. I had a situation where I was on a wonderful vacation with wonderful people who have bigger income, and when the time came to share my experience about this time that I have spent with those richer people, I felt a big inner pain and began to cry and felt thoughts coming to me: “I am not worthy to be here. I am not worthy to live such an affluent life.” If I have an inner pain because of low self-worth, does it mean that I am attached to low self-worth?
Answer from the Ascended Master Mother Mary through Kim Michaels. This answer was given during the 2025 Holland Conference.
No. It does not mean that you are attached to low self-worth. It means you have a subconscious self that is based on low self-worth. But you also have an opposite polarity, another subconscious self, that thinks that self-worth is tied to money. You are switching back and forth between the two selves. You are wanting to be around rich people, but then you switch into feeling unworthy to be there. And this is what selves will do, they will have you switching from one to the other to keep you trapped in the pattern, the reactionary pattern.
You simply need to use our tools from Healing Your Spiritual Traumas and other books, to uncover both of these subconscious selves, so you can realize that your self-worth or lack of it, has absolutely nothing to do with money or material possessions or any characteristic on earth. You are worthy by the fact that you are an extension of the Creator’s being. You are worthy because you have your I AM Presence. You are worthy because the Conscious You is pure awareness. Nothing can make the Conscious You unworthy. When you resolve the subconscious selves, you can reconnect to that pure awareness that is beyond these dualistic polarities of worthy or not worthy, rich or poor, this or that.
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