IPFS
IPFS
Make your life like a mighty river of love flowing out of
your heart. Such consciousness will return with a flood of
friends, joy and happiness.
(This metal horse represents the intricacies of life
interwoven into every work of art, every human being and every living creature
on this planet.)
While in high school, most of us made judgments of other
students. Guys and gals always talked
about someone else’s foibles, failures or looks. “She thinks she’s so hot,” said one
student. “He’s a primadonna,” said
another. “Man, she’s so fat, she can’t
squeeze through a barnyard gate,” cried another.
In college, you made comparisons and judgments. Others made them about you. At the office,
fellow employees make judgments and more comparisons every day. “She doesn’t know how to buy a dress,” said
one co-worker. “He doesn’t polish his
shoes and looks like a bum,” said another.
The list never ends.
During my own lifetime, I am guilty of making comparisons
and judgments. For years, I always made
comments of about fat guys and fat women.
“Man, why is she wearing a dress that makes her look like a blimp in a
hotdog bun?” “She gives Lycra a bad
name.” “That guys is so skinny, he’s
got to jump around in the shower to get wet.”
“She looks great on top, but her rear-end looks like two Volkswagens
parked side-by-side.”
Then one day, I saw an obese lady in a wheel-chair driven
around by an electric motor. I thought to myself, “How do you make a
judgment of someone so obese they can no longer walk?” Do I
feel good when I make such judgments? What
do I get out of it?
It dawned on me that everyone in this life faces their own
demons, their pitfalls and their own challenges that I have no idea of their struggle. Thus, why should I send my verbal or mental
negative energies out into the world toward them? Not only does it harm my thought patterns, but
also it thrusts those negative thoughts into the field of life. What good does it do me or do them? If I speak to a friend, it only colors their
minds about that person and, ultimately about me.
In your life, you will refrain from making judgments or
comparisons once you understood the universal law of energy that flows out of
your mind and back into your mind by your thoughts or words. The universe reciprocates your energy whether
good or otherwise.
One of the points I learned on this life path: when you
think on a higher level of trust, love and honoring—you engage higher
vibrational frequencies of your mind. If
you choose thoughts or verbiage on the negative scale, you lower your
vibrational pulsations, which in turn, lower your trusting of the living
process.
Please realize that you acquire the grit and grime of daily
living. It covers your heart. It disappoints you. It hurts your feelings. It may depress you. Yet, beneath all of it, you remain the
perfect child of the universe. You may
choose the higher vibrational frequencies to carry you to the next
challenge.
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Listen for the higher frequencies at every
juncture with word, deed or thought.
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Avoid the disease of judgment or comparison.
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Remember that preparation and opportunity equal
coincidence.
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Listen to the voice of good in your river
flowing from your heart.
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Move forward with spiritual integrity.
Finally, have you ever attended the symphony? Notice before the program, people chatter in
a din of anticipation. The musicians
practice with their instruments and all seems to be in chaos. But once the conductor gives three taps of
his baton on the podium, the audience quiets.
The musicians fall silent. The lights dim. The conductor takes center stage.
You too may quiet your spirit in anticipation for the
opportunity to hear and cooperate with a higher frequency of living. Move forward with integrity of thought and
word. Pull out of the chaos with your
mental “baton” to command the moment.
Notice your life represents a “higher” symphony by your choices.
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