ANY WAY YOU WANT IT
IN
our desire to have
a separation experience
we created a body
with which to experience
our separation
and
a universe
to experience it in
Is this not our dream-scenario? Actually,
it is our REALITY, like it or not.
As in both advertising and entertainment, the
pitch promises “any way you want” what they have to offer, and we are continually
taking delivery. We are mind-blowing manifestation machines, although a
bit myopic; we seem to take credit for that which is good, but play the
victim-card when things go south.
Even within our power to miscreate, we cannot
help but experience choices made on many different levels, some more obvious
than others. Free will got us into this, and will also be our ticket out.
One thing difficult to grasp is that our free
will is inviolable by GOD HIMSELF; we can have it any way we want it.
There was no stopping the prodigal son, from the moment the thought first
entered his mind to fly the coop, until the moment of his return, and all
experiences in between. There was no smothering from an overbearing
parent, no badgering about choices made, and no berating or punishment when he
showed up on the doorstep--he had it just how he wanted it.
Tough circumstances in our lives make us feel
like victims, but nothing could be farther from the TRUTH. Lessons chosen
to be learned, on a completely higher level, clearly place the ball in our
court. Our desire to experience the full gamut of separation scenarios is
being played out in everyone we see, from rich to poor, famous to infamous,
healthy to sick, talented to talentless, victimizer to victim, murderer to
murdered, ad infinitum. They all represent parts played within a dream
scenario of separation, each supplying learning opportunities and experiences
that were chosen by us, no matter how it appears.
The good news is, if we don’t like what we have,
we can merely change our mind about it, for it was a decision in our mind that
brought the experience to us in the first place. If we have invested
meaning in an aspect of our life that has since lost meaning, we can simply
divest the meaning it formerly had, and choose again.
We can have it any way we want it.
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