being and becoming

I live in a state of being and becoming. Each of us does. It's important to recognize this. We never really get there. We never get it all done. There is never a day when you say, "I'm finished. I've done everything. There's nothing left to do."

Life is amazing. Each day life brings you new experiences - new thoughts, new conclusions, new desires. It's just unending. Life is so vast, so fulfilling, so becoming.

I find my trigger for becoming is in my sleep...a word, a thought, a feeling - something that I experience and have an intuition about. The greater me asks, "Is that where I am going? Yes, that is where I am going. Yes, that is what I understand. Yes, that feels right."

My becoming is a fleeting moment of understanding - a truth that resonates throughout my being - not based in my brain where past experience contributes to the decision on how to proceed. My becoming is rooted in senses (connections) that are boundless. I am a molecule in the soup of beingness and that which is attracted to me or proximal at any moment expresses my interconnectedness. As I focus on what I desire and feel its embodiment, my local environment shifts to manifest my desire. My becoming is a state of knowing that all is well and I have free choice. So, I proceed joyfully in each moment because that is the becoming.

the power of positive

Abraham-Hicks daily law of attraction quotations are a gift to inspire you into each day. They help you to focus on what brings you joy, go after what ignites your desire, search for your own truth and live to according to your beliefs. All the while you are encouraged to push the envelope of who you are. When parents, friends and co-workers are mired in their own lives, you can always count on Abraham-Hicks to invite you to live grander in each moment.

Here are some recent daily offerings:

• If you intend to be of assistance, your eye is not upon the trouble but upon the assistance, and that is quite different. When you are looking for a solution, you are feeling positive emotion— but when you are looking at a problem, you are feeling negative emotion. Excerpted from the book - The Law of Attraction, The Basics of the Teachings of Abraham 
• Begin telling the story of your desire, and then add to it the details of the positive aspects that you can find that match those desires. And then embellish your positive expectation by speculating with your good-feeling Wouldn't it be nice if . . . ? examples. You can say things like: Only good things come to me. . . I'll figure it out as I go along. . .. Every time you tell your better-feeling story, you will feel better and the details of your life will improve. The better it gets, the better it gets. Excerpted from the book - Money and the Law of Attraction 
• You intended to come forth into the physical realm of contrast to define what is wanted, to connect with the Energy that creates worlds, and to flow it toward your objects of attention, not because the objects of attention are important — but because the act of flowing is essential to life. Excerpted from the Abraham-Hicks workshop in Lincroft, NJ on October 15, 1996
• What you do is miniscule in comparison with what you choose to think, because your vibration is so much more powerful and so much more important. Excerpted from the Abraham-Hicks workshop in Boston, MA on October 20, 1996

becoming more quantum

What is the path to your higher nature? The short answer is: living your interconnectedness (oneness with All That Is).

How do you do that? Each day teems with opportunities to raise your vibration:

• Allow others to live as they do.
• Accept yourself as you are.
• Release judgement.
• Forgive yourself and others.
• Observe God (your concept of the All That Is) within all things.
• Love Gaia/Earth (your home).
• Embrace changes in life.
• Visualize peace on Earth.
• Give attention to what you desire.

In doing these things, you live as if the glass is always half full. At some point you realize that the glass is more than half full. You are more at ease. You are aware of your surroundings. You fully participate in conversations. You sit down for your meals and enjoy each bite. 

Then, you have a revelation! The sweetness of life is intangibles - relationships with family and community, enjoying outdoor activities, and being creative - appreciating all that you used to take for granted. As you immerse yourself in the soup of interconnectedness, you live your joy.

inner power of words

What do you perceive when you see this image? Pause before formulating your response. The vessel is half full and half empty at the same time. Consider yourself a vessel as you ponder this half full (allow, challenge, desire) and half empty (surrender, difficult, want) in the following sentences:

• I allow others to live as they choose, thereby keeping my ego out of their business. I surrender to the choices of others, thereby keeping my ego out of their business.
• I am challenged to meet the requirements for a passing grade. It is difficult for me to meet the requirements for a passing grade.
• I desire to dine in a restaurant on my birthday. I want to dine in a restaurant on my birthday.

The words associated with 'half full' feel easier (more upbeat) to achieve. The words associated with 'half empty' feel like a barrier (a higher hurdle); this is subtle and effective in slowing achievement.

Now, revisit the recent posting, honor your self. The statement “I am defying the laws of humanity and altering the frequency of Earth”, is delivered more effectively as, “I am redefining the laws of humanity and altering the frequency of Earth.”

When you communicate, use language to benefit yourself and others. The vessel is always half full. When you communicate it that way, others feel it and you raise the vibration of the planet!

“I've learned that people will forget what said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”  ~Maya Angelou