Allowing Life :)

“Many of you talk about your physical reality
as if it’s actually a polarity, a duality, it’s not:
it’s a trinity.

Between the light and the dark, the positive and negative
there’s always the center point, the balance point.

And the big secret is,
because it’s true balance point,
which gives you the ability to choose what you prefer,
that means creation is actually very slightly biased
in the direction of the positive.

So if you did nothing else but just let go, utterly let go,
then natural currents in creation would carry you
toward the positive side, eventually.” ~ Bashar

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Bashar says it’s because every one of us moves through static frames (that we perceive as time), and this moves with our vibration only. So we don’t change the reality that we’re in, instead, when changing our vibration, we move to a static frame, where the reality is different.

Reminding me of the set of Parallel realities notions I made 5 years ago: from Bashar, Abraham-Hicks and BBC Documentary.

And of Vadim Zeland’s (Reality Transurfing) outer intention.

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“The signal of abundance is that you already contain it all.
Remember that this is a ‘win-win’, as you say, situation:

no one has to lose, so you can have it all.
Everyone can have it all,
that’s the benefit of a multi-dimensional, simultaneous Universe:

you’re each your own reality,
and in your own reality you can have it all,

and it will take nothing, not one tiny atom away from anyone else’s reality,
because you are the whole universe,
and you are the whole universe,
and you are the whole universe,
simultaneously.

That is the beauty of the holographic nature of Creation.
You can all have it all, without anyone losing.”

~ Bashar
 

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The video:

(“A documented story of a synchronicity miracle”: video)

The text: Continue reading

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for myself. In addition to all :)

I was just inspired with the idea Daniel Hall brought: to put my book 33 thoughts to feel better to physical print on CreateSpace.

But I had a lot of links there – because in addition to thoughts, I also give links to self-coaching exercises, matching those thought chapters.

And these links are long, because they are descriptive:

And if in Kindle version these links are simply clickable, in the printed version I wouldn’t want to offer people to type them in the browser.

So I wanted to make short links. Only with redirection I had to spend too much time and effort on doing it. But I’m a programmer! And I so love applying it for automating the manual tedious tasks!

So I wrote a program, with which I work in the following way:

1. in the book file I copy the link;
2. I click the program button;
3. the program takes the copied link, shows it to me for confirmation and asks me for the short name, for example “33” for the link above;
4. I give it the short name;
5. the program creates a directory with that short name and the file index.php in it, in which the copied link is written, in a special php way, for redirection there;
6. the program copies for me (“into the mouse,” as one girl once said :)) the short link, actually the whole text: “(short link: http://notrivia.com/33)”;
7. I paste the text “from the mouse” :) into the book, and now the text looks like this:

Meaning, all I do is select link, Ctrl+C, click, enter new name, click, click, Ctrl+V. Then change the color of the short link text to a lighter one. That’s it! Miracles of everyday life. :)

So I quickly flowed through the whole book file like this, it was like playing. Then I only uploaded all the created directories to my web server with FileZilla, changed their permissions, and it works! :)

I so love these playful solutions. This ease, fun, play, flow. The excitement of life :)

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Simple recipe :)

Since I submitted my own books to the program, where they announce books that went free for a day, I am subscribed to their newsletter. This way some books come my way, like in food-sharing, that I wouldn’t be looking for by myself, but when presented with them, I find them interesting to try.

They sit in my Kindle, waiting for my inspiration to read them.

Today I opened my Kindle, to read something else, but had a glance at the book cover for the book 7 Days Happiness Challenge – To Love Your Self, Enjoy Your Life, Live With Passion and Be Happy NOW (Happiness project … and positive meditation made simple steps).

I guess, the author meant “challenge to love yourself, to enjoy your life,” etc., but for a moment it looked to me that what was written, was a recipe: “in order to love yourself – enjoy your life.” And I loved it!

It immediately reminded me of AH’s seminar where they replied to a woman, asking how to love ourselves and why it is so .. not very easy, – they replied that we just seek in it the feeling of being loved, instead of loving. And that when we get into alignment with easier streams – we can then love ourselves, especially when we seek loving in it.

“To love yourself – enjoy your life” seems to be pretty expressing it. :)

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(for me especially the first and the third paragraphs)

David Whyte
December 26, 2015

REST

is the conversation between what we love to do and how we love to be. Rest is the essence of giving and receiving; an act of remembering, imaginatively and intellectually but also physiologically and physically. To rest is to give up on the already exhausted will as the prime motivator of endeavor, with its endless outward need to reward itself through established goals. To rest is to give up on worrying and fretting and the sense that there is something wrong with the world unless we are there to put it right; to rest is to fall back literally or figuratively from outer targets and shift the goal not to an inner static bull’s eye, an imagined state of perfect stillness, but to an inner state of natural exchange.

The template of natural exchange is the breath, the autonomic giving and receiving that forms the basis and the measure of life itself. We are rested when we are a living exchange between what lies inside and what lies outside, when we are an intriguing conversation between the potential that lies in our imagination and the possibilities for making that internal image real in the world; we are rested when we let things alone and let ourselves alone, to do what we do best, breathe as the body intended us to breathe, to walk as we were meant to walk, to live with the rhythm of a house and a home, giving and taking through cooking and cleaning. When we give and take in an easy foundational way we are closest to the authentic self, and closest to that self when we are most rested. To rest is not self indulgent, to rest is to prepare to give the best of ourselves, and to perhaps, most importantly, arrive at a place where we are able to understand what we have already been given.

In the first state of rest is the sense of stopping, of giving up on what we have been doing or how we have been being. In the second, is the sense of slowly coming home, the physical journey into the body’s un-coerced and un-bullied self, as if trying to remember the way or even the destination itself. In the third state is a sense of healing and self-forgiveness and of arrival. In the fourth state, deep in the primal exchange of the breath, is the give and the take, the blessing and the being blessed and the ability to delight in both. The fifth stage is a sense of absolute readiness and presence, a delight in and an anticipation of the world and all its forms; a sense of being the meeting itself between inner and outer, and that receiving and responding occur in one spontaneous movement.

A deep experience of rest is the template of perfection in the human imagination, a perspective from which we are able to perceive the outer specific forms of our work and our relationships whilst being nourished by the shared foundational gift of the breath itself. From this perspective we can be rested while putting together an elaborate meal for an arriving crowd, whilst climbing the highest mountain or sitting at home surrounded by the chaos of a loving family.

Rested, we are ready for the world but not held hostage by it, rested we care again for the right things and the right people in the right way. In rest we reestablish the goals that make us more generous, more courageous, more of an invitation, someone we want to remember, and someone others would want to remember too.

‘REST’ From
CONSOLATIONS: The Solace, Nourishment and Underlying Meaning of Everyday Words.
© David Whyte & Many Rivers Press 2015

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