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Unique Possibilities


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Each individual has unique possibilities to fulfill as an expression of Life. There are no “shoulds” or “thou shalts” in this process, nor is there any ceiling or stopping place for it.

If you can just keep going for “being all you can be”, moment by moment, without being anxious or attached to that, you are "there."  And "there" is always evolving, changing and becoming.  You are not stagnant, you don't become structured, you just stay fresh, vital, bending; you bend with what-is. There is no end to this becoming.

As a unique expression of Life, you will find yourself inspired to do something, and that will be an experience.  You don't do it because you are going to get anything out of it; you do it as an experience of energy, an experience of how things work. 

 

 

Ever since the experience of accelerated awakening I had 17 years ago, my knowing has been that I am on a mission, but the mission is not defined.  It is made up as I go along.  I make it up from direct experience.  The things that happen in each experience inform me of the next step.  I don't know what the next step is ahead of time.  I rely on a circular thing that happens with people; it is like a feed-back loop.  When someone gets it, when someone truly experiences Life directly, everything moves up another notch.  So the experience is constantly moving upwards.
 
You have to do things to keep up with this movement, otherwise you will be left behind.  This is fast-forward, and it is going to get faster.  It is not about attracting large numbers of people; it is about the quality of people who can resonate with this expanding awareness.  It is also about the place where people are in their lives.  People may be able to resonate with this, but still not be able to make use of it.  They may not be in the position in their life where they are ready for that to happen. 
 
There is no force, no control in this, no "supposed to" at all.  I see it as refreshingly new, because everything in the past has been a system, a structure, a "thou shalt."  Past teachings have been about "what you should do."  I don't see that there is anything you must do; I see there are things you can do.  As you reach the place in yourself where you can access that, it starts happening.  My work is about shining the light on that, holding you in a place where you can be nurtured, inspired and encouraged, moment by moment, to go as far as you can.  Not to push you, not to direct you, not to control you, but just to keep inspiring you to be all you can be.
 
The only thing I "forbid" is putting any kind of ceiling on what you can be.  There is no ceiling, no stopping place.  My work involves encouraging each of you to go for it, to go as far as you can in it, and not to become complacent, not to become dissatisfied with where you are at any moment, because wherever you are is the direct experience of presence.  Wherever you are in the moment is what is happening.  Yes, there is always more; you are never going to get it all, because you are always getting it.  If it were possible to "get it all" you would come to a ceiling, a stopping place.  I see no stopping place for this; no boundary, no border.
 
It requires inspiration and encouragement to keep going in the face of upsets.  Allowing what-is keeps you fresh, keeps you vital, keeps you connected.  When you get to a place where you hit a wall, you can't allow what-is.  That blocks you; it distorts things, and you slip off into an intellectual quagmire, becoming temporarily lost.  But if you are truly sincere about being all that you can be, you will find yourself again.  If you merely want to be what your expectation holds, you are shit out of luck, because that is very limited.  On the other hand, if you can just keep going for being all you can be, moment by moment, without being anxious or attached to that, you are "there."  And "there" is always evolving, changing and becoming.  You are not stagnant, you don't become structured, you just stay fresh, vital, bending; you bend with what-is. 
 
Life is not going to make you a wimp.  Life is going to fill you with confidence and awareness.  Life doesn't settle for less; it keeps going for more.  When you are present and allowing and being inspired, you keep doing that.  That blows the mind; it blows the intellect, it blows the concepts about what that is, because there is no label, there is no way to define this.  You can talk about pieces of it, but the pieces come together as a synergy, and that synergy expands and becomes a part of an even greater synergy.  There is no end to the becoming.  Allowing is really the process. 
 
As a unique expression of Life, you will find yourself inspired to do something, and that will be an experience.  That's all.  You don't do it because it is a "should" or a "shouldn't."  You don't do it because you are going to get anything out of it other than an experience of energy, an experience of how things work.  You can live in presence and awareness that way, and have the experiences that are necessary for your life. 
 
Each individual has a unique perspective, unique possibilities to fulfill.  You hope you are not the person who has to fulfill the responsibility of being locked up in prison for 20 years, but part of Life is doing just that.  There are circumstances in Life that are there to be worked through.  As you are allowing, aware and connected, you find that you stay on the "upper side" of that.  If you become bogged down, separative, concerned with "me first," you experience a slower level of existence where the experiences are not so much fun.  The moment you recognize you are having a not-fun experience, you know it is time to speed up.  It is time to realize, "OK, I've got that, now it's time to move on."  The key is not resisting things, not being attached to things.

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