Ever notice how we are always judging things to be "good" or "bad"? Example: Earlier today I got a call to inform me that a shift I had booked at the hospital was canceled. I heard myself say "that's bad". Then a few hours later I had a call with a woman who is going to start working with me. "That's good" Then one of my sign-ups for my next workshop had to cancel. "not good". But then right after that I received an email inquiring about the workshop. "Great". As I listened to my judgements of all the events as they unfolded, I decided that a better response that I want to have on a more consistent basis would be "that's interesting" And leave out the judgement.

I am not suggesting we push down our emotions if, in fact we face huge disappointments. Tapping is great for releasing feelings. What I am suggesting on the other hand, is practicing developing a different way of interpreting the events that unfold. I will give you another example. Last night was the second time we had to cancel the Thinner Peace group due to weather. I was disappointed. However that allowed me the time to finish a book I had wanted to finish. It also freed me up the time to cook myself a nice, healthy meal.

If you believe, as I do, that God/Spirit/Universe is a benevolent life force that we are always connected to, then there really is no need to resist the what is. Old energy patterns and ways of thinking often take time to reinvent into new wonderful ways of going with the flow. From our earthly limited perspective, do we really have the right to question the workings of Spirit in our lives?

The following is an excerpt from that wonderful book I finished last night. The title is The Greatest Manifestation Principle in the World by Carnelian Sage.