Dear Ones,
Please remember that you are all connected to one another. No decision that you make can be made in isolation. No word that you speak can stay in your own orb, your own space. And, likewise, no thought that you have or express can stay with you – it reverberates immediately throughout the Universe.
Every thought that comes to you has a source, a space in which it was formed. That thought in your mind can come from one of myriad sources but the most prevalent source for most thoughts is in your own mind, the place that is formed from your experiences and from what you have been taught is true. Are you aware of this fact? Every experience that you have ever had is contained in your mind and shapes the thoughts that you hold onto. If you were raised in a household where people were prejudiced against another group or other groups you might not even recognize that prejudice within yourself even when someone else points it out to you. If you were raised to believe that a certain religion is the only true religion and the God that you were told to believe in is the one true God then you might not listen with an open heart when someone expresses information that contradicts that belief. If you were raised to believe that science holds true in all cases and that, if it can’t be proven according to the current methods of science, then it must not be true, then it is probably difficult for you to conceive of the ideas of meta-physics which is ‘beyond physics.’
What are some other sources of the thoughts that you have? They could be stimulated by a passing glance at something that triggers a thought. For example, you might see a sign with a picture of someone drinking milk and remember that you need to buy milk on your way home. Or someone could say something to you that triggers a response. These responses come from a place inside you where your previous experiences and your current reality intersect.
When you encounter a new idea that is presented by someone else, in a book or conversation, for example, you might weigh that idea and have reactions to it or decide to embrace that idea as a belief for yourself. You must first be open to the concept that you do not already know everything for this to happen, however!
Creative thought comes through your connection to the All, to the Cloud of Knowable Things, to the Source within the Universe. New ideas, or ideas that might be new to you, are available at all times through this connection to Source. How often do you connect in this way?
To make this connection you must first purify the channel of your mind by examining how invested you are in the ideas/thoughts that you have held dear for most of your life. Do you believe that some of your own ideas about how the world works might have been formed in error or with less than full knowledge about the workings of the Universe? Do you understand that your parents and schoolmates and the culture and society and religion [or no religion] in which you grew up have formed not only your thoughts but also the way you approach new thoughts? Until you have examined the source of your own thoughts you will struggle to be really creative and to connect to expanded thinking.
Learn about yourself by being in a curious state. Wonder about the root of your current beliefs. Are they truly your own or did they come from another source? Are you, as an adult, still believing ideas that you embraced as a little child and are those ideas still valid for you?
When you have done the self-examination described here then you will be able to consider thoughts that come from Creative Source. It is very difficult to explore new ideas when you are wedded to that which is formed in concrete within your own mind. Break up that concrete and become a curious explorer, looking in wonder at your own ideas and the thoughts that originate elsewhere. Breathe into a quiet mind and find that connection that allows you to receive new thoughts for consideration. Explore with wonder and you will find there is much to learn. Enjoy the journey!
And so it is.
MUSE-INGS: How Do You Approach the Search for Inspiration?
April 20, 2010 — RosemaryThis Mystic Message [posted yesterday] addresses a lot of conversations that people seem to be having these days. Or have you noticed that a lot of conversations seem to devolve into arguments or hand-waving despair? I love that the Divine Feminine tell us to ‘redirect the conversation’ into the empowered place – what is yours to do in the situation.
I feel an urgency to get about my work on Planet Earth. A lot of others are feeling the same sense of urgency and are looking for guidance about what that work is. Are you one of them? How do you approach the search for inspiration?
When we focus on hand-waving and ‘woe is me’ thinking we stay stuck in the energetic space of the problem. It is only when we can move into the place of the Higher Perspective that we can see where solutions might lie. This is true of our search for what is ours to do, too. When we focus on the ‘not knowing’ we cannot see what information might be available to us.
This is not to say that sometimes it is the ‘not knowing’ that is important. Often times we must wait for the rest of a situation to catch up to us and so we are required to pause for a while. Some of us have a bit of a problem with that ‘pause’ phase, for we are impatient to get about the activity of the next step! But if we don’t feel clear about our next step we have two options: wait for clarity or seek help in determining what to do.
Both of these paths invite you into an empowered space. Go inside yourself and see if your guidance is to pause, to wait for further information or stimulus. This is not an excuse for procrastination or avoidance, but it does allow things to ‘gel’ in the Universe before you take an action. Trying to force something to happen before its time doesn’t work.
If you decide to seek help in determining what to do then be prepared for your guidance to be ‘Wait’! Sometimes that is the answer but if you seek spiritual guidance you will often be given a timeframe or more details about what is going on. You might also be given specific steps to take–whether they are the final steps or just the ‘next steps’ doesn’t matter, they are appropriate for you at that moment.
Sometimes we get so wrapped up in our own fears that we miss the signals that others have information that is valuable to us. Have you ever been in a conversation where you felt that the other person or persons were so busy formulating what they were going to say next that they didn’t listen to your contribution to the conversation? Be sure you are not that person! For others might be the messengers of the Universe bringing guidance to you in a simple conversation.
When the Divine Feminine says that the unconscious mind reacts to a fear that doesn’t have to be based on reality, they are echoing what I learned in studying hypnosis. You cannot be forced to do something under hypnosis that you wouldn’t do ordinarily, or maybe after a few drinks at a party. The experiment I heard about invited people to imagine there is an aquarium in front of them that contains an imaginary snake. They were then told to put their hand in the aquarium. Even though they knew the situation was imaginary, both the aquarium and the snake, they refused to do this.
Our minds create pictures and our unconscious minds react to those pictures. Be very careful of the pictures that you dwell on. What are you feeding your unconscious mind? Think about that when you are choosing which movie to watch or book to read.
And especially think of that when you are having a conversation about scary possibilities!
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