"Ongoing Ways" and "Incoming Options" by Susan Pearl

To align or realign "ongoing ways" with "incoming options" depends on if the "ongoing ways" are being beneficial for all or not.

"Ongoing ways" can mean the ways of approach to life that are done over and over again for years and years and the effects and results of such "ongoing ways" are evident.

"Incoming options" can mean new ways or approaches to life that are available for use and to be incorporated into the "ongoing ways" or not. Not all "Incoming options" are desirable. 

If the 'ongoing ways" are not working out well then there is a need for evaluation. New "incoming options" may need to be implemented and set in motion to become part of the "ongoing ways" to bring balance and effectiveness.

This is where having an "awareness" is so very crucial. 

Just because something has been done a certain way over and over again for years doesn't mean it is beneficial to continue it in the same way.  Just because new options are available to replace or slightly incorporate doesn't mean they will remedy what is needed. 

"Awareness" is so important to discern clearly the "reality" of the situation and evaluate the currents needs.  Sometimes is may take just a small critique to align things up in a better way.  Sometimes it may take a brand new connection to be able to fit together the "incoming options" to the "ongoing ways".

Awareness brings about the proper perception to see what is working and what is not working and how to implement positive change.

Good and beneficial decisions are made with "awareness".

It takes "awareness".

"Awareness" directs the "ongoing ways" for betterment to all by allowing "incoming options" to be implemented as needed.

It takes "awareness" for both.