Margin Boundary

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Boundaries are two-fold: they can limit life, or create a healthy perspective for it. A margin boundary is one I often talk about but never called it that specifically, and there is growth within the margins defined in individual boundaries relating to each aspect of life. It can also create a mental warfare situation in no time at all, knowingly and unknowingly.

An unhealthy margin boundary is often created by a margin one has that extends beyond another’s. This is often an over-responsibility situation where one is doing the work for another instead of empowering them to step up. When this happens the other may feel like they are being overthrown, plundered, or pillaged from an abundance within life. At the root the person is trying to control uncertainty.

As an Ascended Master the openness part of how energy may flow in for help is one journey that is difficult to find your feet within. Knowing people are struggling and trying not to be in judgement is the journey so not to create margins for another when it comes to still wanting help in Guidance.

Margin Boundary

When a person is trying to control uncertainty they have a perspective where they are looking outwards and seeing others potentially messing up their individual journey. The relative response is not from a higher perspective and the intuition isn’t valued in this regard. What the person is trying to do is looking for a fast flowing out of control aspect within their life, and grabbing onto it believing this is the reason they are missing or lacking something. It isn’t.

When you find yourself doing this, you have widened the path you were on, and found yourself on the bumpy strip along the highway, or in the ditch stuck trying to not destroy your life or another’s.

Margin in Hebrew can be: a strain, tension, bias way of being, on the brink, edge, or verge of something or leaning into another, you might be going round again looking for an end, seeking space, distance, profit, seeking to know a gap or to close one, join, juncture, inner fire licking up nourishment or expressing it, forming opportunities to express or silently creating space.

He who guards his mouth and his tongue keeps himself from calamity. Proverbs 21:23

Breaking it Down Further

“mar” often denotes the sea or a pool of water. The emotional connections to what may become in life or what resides as a surface intention. The surface intention may look like there is a need to change it on a deeper level. Exploring what is needed and ensuring this is of a personal nature, not to enter into another’s margin of space to do so.

“gin” as a suffix is creation, producer of, birthing of such “mar” experiences, beliefs, or emotional based boundaries. Gin is also a machine separating cotton from its seeds, which in personal growth would represent a harvesting intention to create additional abundance through a new opportunity. Gin is also a machine for raising and moving heavy weights, and it is also a trap for catching small game. On our ships within the seas of a personal bowl of growth the ship’s rigging is the Guidance we hold onto to know what we have been carrying within the burdens. The nourishment within abundance of what’s possible may also be reflective within the navigation of the abundance journey you are on. The margin of what is actually being represented within this aspect of your journey is known through Guidance.

Know your Margin Boundary

A lack in abundance and feeling the urge to try and control the outcome is often a signal to pause and check the margin boundary you have. Are you stretching it to honor a growth or a new opportunity? Or are you stretching it in response to a lack or impoverishment of love? Are you shrinking due to another invading your margin boundary? Or are you reacting to the invasion due to feeling an impoverishment of love?

When you are trying to help another and they desire space, are you going into that space out of your marginal need when you cross into their margin boundary?

The choices made within a margin boundary can make or limit abundance within an experience. Learning to honor another’s margin boundary is one worthy of doing. Learning to honor your own, and knowing when and how to do so, via Guidance, is worthy of doing.

When you get good at doing this you start to see the value and worth of many in life.

If you find yourself crossing the margin boundary of another, or reacting to yours being crossed a battle may occur knowingly or unknowingly. Guidance is the answer.