What is a sin? It's usually looked at as something a person does that is evil, wrong, or bad, but what if instead we looked at it not with judgements, but facts. The fact is a sin is S.I.N. Something I Neglected.

All actions we take are a result of what is in our subconscious mind. That which is in our subconscious mind does not get there over night, but over time, from built up momentum through repeated thoughts or circumstances in our environment. If we are not conscious and aware of our thoughts and feelings, and don't properly process our emotions, even things that may not seem so significant at the time, may build up negative momentum, resulting in S.I.N.

When something happens in our lives that causes us distress, or triggers us in any way, it is critical to fully process it and let it go, so it does not result in S.I.N.. If we do what we are comfortable with and accustomed to, we will naturally react as opposed to respond to what it around us, and will push those emotions back down only to resurface when we are triggered again. There is nothing to fear if we don't resolve S.I.N right away because those unresolved emotions will resurface in an attempt to be realized and released by us at a later point in time.

That being said, must we view S.I.N as wrong or negative? Could we choose to look at S.I.N as an opportunity to become more aware and release limiting thoughts and beliefs, and expand our consciousness for greater good? S.I.N is full of wonderful opportunities to observe and release what no longer serves us and become better than we were before.

By knowing what we do not want, or how we no longer wish to behave, we are given even more clarity of the person we want to be. With focus on that new found clarity of the person we want to be, the sky is not the limit. The universe is the limit, and the universe is limitless.

Don't use this as an excuse to be okay with everything we do that we think is S.I.N.. We can use this awareness as a way to improve ourselves and not beat ourselves up about the things we neglected to process fully.

Mindartists tip: Try to be aware of our feeling this week, and if we become irritated or upset, see if we can let it go and detach ourselves from the event or circumstance before we neglect those emotions and react in a way we'll regret.