It has never before been so evident to me that we can create the moment, the experiences, and the lifetimes of our heart’s highest and most wonderful desire. Furthermore, this new life can be created from wherever we happen to be right now. It is not done by wishing it into being, but by accepting who, what, and where we are right now; in other words, by being present, at peace with, and releasing negative judgment to any or all people, situations, or choices that brought us to this now moment.
This ability perhaps isn’t so evident to everyone, given the immense amount of suffering and unrest that we see and are still creating for ourselves. On the other hand, the unprecedented events and cataclysms that we are witnessing and in some cases, enduring, may all represent our individual and collective darkest hour, before the emergence of a Greater Dawn.
In suggesting that we can create experiences and lifetimes of our heart’s desire from this point on, I don’t mean to infer that this is a “new” ability. The ability has always been with us, or perhaps, within us. What’s new for me is the evidence that the change that anyone seeks is available because the power to affect it is implicitly and innately part of who we are. This has been, and continues to be, the “big secret” that we keep from ourselves when we surrender our heart-felt desires, hopes, wishes and dreams, to the purveyors of doubt, skepticism, cynicism, limitation, prejudice, and fear, or when we knowingly or unknowingly, choose to become one.
Disease, as we know and experience it, is the byproduct of this great setting aside of all that is joyful, hopeful, and dear. We put living on hold in a belief, “proven” by expert “scientific research”, that we’ve got more serious fires to put out, aren’t able to turn things around, haven’t thrown enough money at it, or had enough extracted from us.
The truth is that in spite of general thinking to the contrary, the power to eradicate and heal the idea referred to as “cancer” – and all other diseases – is present within all, but it will not happen without some introspection and a willingness to see, consider, and eventually adopt new beliefs, new patterns of imagining and their supporting behaviors.
While ALL are able to make these changes, not all are willing at any given point in time. And that’s okay too.
We will not joyfully experience anything that we didn’t joyfully imagine. If we do not imagine joyful lives for all, we diminish or deny ourselves joy’s resonant frequency.
Please consider that we are the first recipient of the effects of every thought we give or project to others. Therefore, if we believe scorn and negative judgment is appropriate for another, then the cellular-stressing, cortisol-producing energy will flow through us. Any effect that our thoughts have on the intended target, is totally up to them, but negative thoughts that we believe are justified will affect us negatively. Evidence of this truth is everywhere if you’re willing to see it. However, we are adept at rationalizing the consequences of our thinking and behavior with platitudes and suppositions that keep us feeling okay about not looking in the mirror, to see what we may need to consider changing within ourselves.
There’s no getting around it; if we are quick to get angry and slow to forgive, we will progressively and unnecessarily kill ourselves. The good news is that this is a pattern that we can change, not by taking a wonder drug, not even by chlorine dioxide disinfection (MMS), but by taking a moment to put ourselves in another’s place, and ask if you were in that position (for whatever reason), would you like to be the recipient of the energy and sentiment that is coming your way.
One who might be characterized as a “glutton for punishment” gets no pleasure in such dubious success. But then, no pleasure may actually be the goal. Where there is no pleasure, there can be no joy. Where there is no joy, immune systems are suppressed. The author, Norman Cousins demonstrated this principle when he cured himself of a rare form of cancer through laughter.
When we postpone, set aside, and delay joyful pursuits and loving expression, where laughter is naturally found, we avoid or deny ourselves the sweetest gifts of life itself—relaxation, stress-relief, energy, warmth, pleasurable moments and memories, and the desire for more of the same—that is, until it dawns on us that something better is possible, and we choose to allow its emergence, from within.
Steve Bhaerman writes and performs within the same field of thinking. Co-author with Dr. Bruce Lipton, of Spontaneous Evolution: Our Positive Future and How to Get There From Here, Steve was the keynote speaker at the first South Eastern Iowa Longevity conference in Fairfield (May 14, 2011). I opened the afternoon session of this symposium with a talk on PHOTONIC WATER.
Steve is also the consummate humorist whose alter-ego, Swami Beyondanana, is one of the worst secrets yet to be kept from the general public. I had the chance to see and record Swami’s performance that weekend, and will share parts of it soon.
Later that weekend I also had a lengthy one-on-one on-camera conversation with Steve which covered many aspects of the same concept; our sovereignty as co-creators of our collective experience. In other words, that all that is actual, is actually optional and volitional. If we believe that our experience, destiny, or fate is engraved in stone, it will be true… that is, until a greater truth becomes self-evident.
In my book, A Freed Man: An Emancipation Proclamation, I devoted an entire chapter to the idea that truths are real, but not absolute. Greater truths will always emerge from those of today. Said truths will not be “new,” but will simply reflect the expansion of the consciousness (our own) that has perceived, and then chosen to embody it.
One prime example is the greater truth that the human lifespan is not hard-wired or predisposed to 80-100 years. Nor are life’s end stages destined to be characterized by chronic pain, a decline in mobility, mental coherence, and a miserable exit. These states, which are currently being experienced by millions in “modern” societies around the world, are more the result of habituation, environment, and thinking than nature. In fact, our turning away from nature is another contributor to the dramatic increase in unnatural ailments that so many are experiencing.
Only when a greater truth becomes self-evident to the individual can said individual change what has now become the lesser, and hence the resonant field in which it had formed.
It is not the truth that changed, for it is but a static idea. Only the perceiver — the human being — is changeable, and is ever-changing. The perceiver did not change the truth, but changed the truth he or she resonates with, and thusly, now “surrounds” the perceiver as their new reality.
We cannot change another person’s truth, or their experience of it. If we are open-minded and heart directed, we can change our own only. No one else in this universe has to like, or agree with our decision. The choice, power, and permission always rests within each of us. When we get to this point of acceptance, then the fun part begins; that is, the journey of “tuning” ourselves to new frequencies that are resonant with the reality that is founded in our heart’s newly acknowledged and embraced desire.
Shifting to an Inner View
I am grateful to the many people who are opening their hearts and minds to new information and insights that give us the opportunity to reinterpret our reality, and hence, embrace new experiences.
For all of the attention that we are accustomed to placing on products, protocols, and their properties, we are beginning to learn about energy, resonance, frequency, coherence, and how it all relates to our own consciousness. In other words, we are gradually taking our place, not only in the familiar position of the recipient of, or reactor to our experience, but embracing the unfamiliar position as creators thereof.
In this new embracing as creator we enter the realm of conscious change. While change is always happening as we journey along an eternal continuum of moments, it is only through conscious change that we make the leaps of imagination, belief, and beingness that yield the “shifts” that are undeniably wonderful.
The question arises, is something undeniably wonderful happening right now? The answer is always an emphatic “yes!” the qualifier being that “the Wonder” has filled, and is in being chosen by you, The Wanderer.
Whether we characterize the Now by such words as “sick”, “lonely,” it is reassuring to know that it too shall pass, as we so allow.
Please enjoy this video of Bashar, that beautifully summarizes these thoughts.
Hi Phaelosopher.
Great article. I meet a lot of people, and I m very surprised, that so many of them only 60-70 years old, but they think, in 1o-15 years they will be in a nursing home or dead.
And almost everybody think, when the doctor tells them , that they have cancer, that they supposed to ask the doctor; How long do I have? LOL. [ I think a lot of cancer could be just a misdiagnosis, and maybe thousands of operations not even necessary.]
However, now I m just thinking, that Plato’s Great Uncle, Critias
died in a battle, and he was age 90.
Hi Adam,
Thank you for the role you are playing in all of our realities as a co-creator.
Leigh
Life Giving Water
adam, did you have me in mind when you wrote this? i bet many will feel that this article was specifically written as an answere to questions we are asking.
many thanks for presenting this beautifully written article