Love, Intuition, Faith and Trust
Today hasn't been a great day, but it has been a "good enough" day. I'm longing for the heavenly version of us off and on. Had a good prayer as usual and the meditations have been really good today (lots of "connection vibration" and deep relaxation), but for whatever reasons I've got some sorrowful longing going on - nothing dramatic, but enough to bring a few tears to my eyes.
I started wondering what the issue was, then thought of my new acronym - LIFT, which stands for Love, Intention, Intuition, Faith and Trust. Focus my intentions on what I Love; let Intuition direct me and sort through my options; have Faith in the process; Trust the plan, God, Irene and those working on my behalf. It reminds me that I don't have to figure this stuff out. I don't have to dig deep and find out if I have unexamined pains, guilt or regret. I don't have to figure out what I have to do next. I don't have to figure out how to astral project or make it easier for Irene to communicate with me. The process will put everything in front of me that I need to do and address.
My job is just to stick to the process. There will be ebbs and flows, highs and lows. Stuff will seem to get jumbled up and chaos may reign for a while. Intention powered by love will always find a pathway through to what you intend.
What I have found interesting in the FaceBook groups are people that look forward to an afterlife experience that is nothing at all like the experience on Earth, while honestly I'm hoping - intending - that Irene and I are in an afterlife that is a lot like Earth, just without all the really bad and annoying stuff. I'm not sure I'd call it Heaven if Irene and I can't hop in a truck and go for an evening drive, or cook each other a meal now and then. There are countless things like that I'd love to be able to still do, even if I can't really imagine how those things would be achieved.
Some other people in the group insisted that people who die are no longer concerned with the people they left behind on Earth. I'm not sure I'd even like that kind of afterlife - one where everyone who I cared about suddenly no longer mattered to me. I mean, even if you know, after you die, that ultimately everyone you left behind would be okay at some point, wouldn't you still want to be involved with them as long as they are still on Earth? Wouldn't you want to stick around and greet them in a big happy reunion? Wouldn't you want to try and comfort them or help them out?
I mean, I'm not the most caring or affectionate guy in the world - not by a long shot - but I would certainly still feel a sense of responsibility for my family and friends, and I'd still care about them. If I have eternity on the other side, what's a few years to hang around and help out those you care about and greet them when they come over? It's not like it has to be a full-time job or anything, but I don't think I'd want to just leave them and go off and pursue some vague, personal spiritual "advancement".
I started wondering what the issue was, then thought of my new acronym - LIFT, which stands for Love, Intention, Intuition, Faith and Trust. Focus my intentions on what I Love; let Intuition direct me and sort through my options; have Faith in the process; Trust the plan, God, Irene and those working on my behalf. It reminds me that I don't have to figure this stuff out. I don't have to dig deep and find out if I have unexamined pains, guilt or regret. I don't have to figure out what I have to do next. I don't have to figure out how to astral project or make it easier for Irene to communicate with me. The process will put everything in front of me that I need to do and address.
My job is just to stick to the process. There will be ebbs and flows, highs and lows. Stuff will seem to get jumbled up and chaos may reign for a while. Intention powered by love will always find a pathway through to what you intend.
What I have found interesting in the FaceBook groups are people that look forward to an afterlife experience that is nothing at all like the experience on Earth, while honestly I'm hoping - intending - that Irene and I are in an afterlife that is a lot like Earth, just without all the really bad and annoying stuff. I'm not sure I'd call it Heaven if Irene and I can't hop in a truck and go for an evening drive, or cook each other a meal now and then. There are countless things like that I'd love to be able to still do, even if I can't really imagine how those things would be achieved.
Some other people in the group insisted that people who die are no longer concerned with the people they left behind on Earth. I'm not sure I'd even like that kind of afterlife - one where everyone who I cared about suddenly no longer mattered to me. I mean, even if you know, after you die, that ultimately everyone you left behind would be okay at some point, wouldn't you still want to be involved with them as long as they are still on Earth? Wouldn't you want to stick around and greet them in a big happy reunion? Wouldn't you want to try and comfort them or help them out?
I mean, I'm not the most caring or affectionate guy in the world - not by a long shot - but I would certainly still feel a sense of responsibility for my family and friends, and I'd still care about them. If I have eternity on the other side, what's a few years to hang around and help out those you care about and greet them when they come over? It's not like it has to be a full-time job or anything, but I don't think I'd want to just leave them and go off and pursue some vague, personal spiritual "advancement".
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