HEART FELT INTENT

HEART FELT INTENT
As received by Gillian MacBeth-Louthan

As you look in the mirror you see within a reflection, a sadness and a disappointment. A sadness that proclaims, somehow you have failed the universe, somehow you have failed the Creator and somehow you have failed your soul. That unsettling thought has not nor could not, ever be possible.

You shall never be judged in the shortness of your aim as you see it and view it from a human perspective.

For as you aim at your heart and soul’s desires– there cannot ever be the element of missing your mark.

For just by the heartfelt intent of moving into any doorway, any experience means that you have succeeded.

It is only the littleness of the self that keeps you doubting and fretting and looking at all of the mountains that you have not climbed, instead of the mountain that you have succeeded in climbing.

The first mountain that you climb is being brave enough to incarnate on earth.
Do not allow the energies of Earth to belittle you and beat you down into a pulp fiction.
For within the eyes of the Creator you are grand and you have already succeeded.
It is the self that proposes things are different.
Do not be seduced by the energies of the self and the ego.

The human element tends to scream louder than any divinity within. The divinity within you is quiet, subdued and yet grand. It does not to scream or announce itself, for it is comfortable within its own skin.

All of you are Grand Masters of Light and Creation don’t ever forget that. Not only are you initiating this creation for yourself, but also for all the higher dimensional shifts of self. You are constantly announcing and pronouncing these creations on multiple levels.

If you find that the blueprints within soul no longer serve you –
then re-write the script of your creation.

Let go of all that you have held unto in the past. Explore a new doorway, a new thought, a new avenue. If you find out what you are nesting on is not manifesting, then change the molecules around it. Do not get stuck in a permanent nesting mode do not beat yourself up.

The only thing that is asked of you is that you love what you are creating.

Don’t see it as a chore and become downtrodden in that creation.

If you are not loving what you are manifesting, stop manifesting it until you love it again or until you love it from a different height, a different longitude, and a different latitude.

Always your intentions walk before your manifestations.

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Finding The Joy In Your Universe

Finding The Joy In Your Universe
by Vidya Ishaya

"Except ye become as little children,
ye cannot enter the Kingdom of God"

Remember that one?
Did you ever see little children playing in a sandbox or on the beach? They create wonderful castles, great monuments, roads and aqueducts between cities in their sandbox. They create their own worlds of sand.

But then with glee and hand-clapping, they kick their castles to dust, destroy their roads, eliminate their aqueducts and start all over again with nothing but a blank pile of sand, happily creating another universe.

Can you imagine a child stressing out because the sand palace starts to erode as the waves come to chip away at it? Well, maybe a little. But how long does she hold onto it? Does she start building a wave blocker? When the rain comes, does she design a roof to protect her creation? Does a child imagine he's safe if a building stands, but becomes fearful for his own existence if the building starts falling?

No. Children don't try to hold on to anything. They let whatever happens happen. Yes, they are the creators of their play universe, but they're the maintainers and also the destroyers of their creation, all in great fun, pleasure and enjoyment.

What is the Difference...
Between the Outlook of a Child and That of an Adult?

As adults, we�ve been taught just how important and significant it is to hold on to our creations and never let them deteriorate. It's great to build a house or an organization, but it's not great when it starts to change (and it's especially bad when there's a threat of dissolution.) The more we can hold onto "exactly the way things should be," then we're sure we�re safe and secure. And very happy, right?

Well, not exactly. What we actually see and experience is that the more we hold on, the more we try to keep things exactly as they are, as they've always been, the more we suffer. Because it is the nature of the universe (and everything in it) to be created, maintained for a while, and then destroyed. Everything! But this does not have to be a source of suffering. Not at all!

The truth is you create your world around you. And you maintain it. And you destroy it. Consider the body you reside in. You imagine that you have to keep it safe at all times, to prevent it from being injured or destroyed at all costs. The keyword here is "imagine." We imagine that we know the truth. We imagine that we know what's going on all around us when the real truth is something different than we imagine.

In truth, we create our body, we maintain it for awhile, and then we choose to leave it, exactly at the perfect moment according to a choice we made long ago. And this is precisely what is happening to everything else in our universe.

When you let go, and experience the world as a child experiences the sandbox, then you are open to the Truth: what is real never ends. The reality is that you are eternally the master of creation -- and destruction. You create, you enjoy your creation for awhile and then you dissolve it, so that you can do it all over again. Forever.

Why?

Does Nothing Matter?
Isn't Anything Significant?

Look at what was on the earth 10,000 years ago. Look at what's here now. Imagine what will be here 10,000 years from now. All totally different, all totally changed. What does that mean about all the things we hold dear, all that has such importance to us? Do we just give up in frustration because the world is meaningless and nothing matters?

No. Of course not. We once again become as little children and see the joy, the beauty, the fun in what we've created right now. And then we let it all go, in glee, like the child who destroys his sand castle with a bucket of water. Because we know we can create again, always fresh, always new, with a burst of excitement and enjoyment.

What it all comes down to is: 'what do you choose? '

Do you choose to hold on tightly to everything exactly as it always has been, experiencing stress, sorrow and frustration when everything begins to change, as it must? Or do you choose to live life from a place of joy and laughter, happily accepting everything as it unfolds in front of you, whether it looks like creation or destruction?

It really is just a simple choice,

and everyone is making the choice,

in every moment....


What do you choose?