Saturday, September 04, 2010

Let Life Work for You!

Life can be a gift or a curse….
It depends on how you use it or let it use you.
Life can be a great mystery or a clear reflection……
It depends on how you perceive it with fear or with value.

Victims fear life.
They defend against possible occurrences.
They try to control their circumstances.
They judge all things as good or bad.

Creators love life.
They use infinite possibility as their creative tools.
They explore and enjoy the variety of outcomes.
They enjoy all things and learn from everything.

Life shows us our unconscious programming, beliefs and thoughts.
Life reveals our chosen goals, feared and favored.
Life dances with us imperceptibly letting us lead.
Life discloses hidden prejudices, desired adventures and higher consciousness.

The surprise appears to be where we have covered our eyes to pretend we do not know.
When we see the unseen revealed by inner sight, we delight in each new revelation.
Judgment and fear darken our view, just as forgiveness turns on the light in our minds.
Enlightenment comes boldly through when we suspend all judgment and see what is.

Life is a fascinating film with a self-written script.
When our Higher Self the Power within is conscious, the script is most miraculous.
When our ego (Edging Good Out) rewrites the script in defense of its fears, it creates them.
We fell away from our inherited Higher Consciousness when we made ourselves little, lacking and limited.

To take back our rightful place of full Awareness, we must relinquish our need to judge.
To see rightly, we must perceive with our heart, not our comparative mind.
To be right with ourselves, we must love it all, mistakes, problems, personalities and bodies.
To see life as our canvas, we must be responsible for our creative power and our creations.

All is well, when we see and know all is well!
Life is Good, when we believe Life is Good?
Life works for us, when we erase any belief to the contrary.
Life is our Gift when we fully enjoy the show!

Loving you,  

Betty Lue