You continually remind me to check my level of awareness and understand that I have choices every moment. Thank you! You delight me with your deep comments. I like the last part of your comment where you said “remind self that your perceived physical conditions are irrelevant – only how you handle things and what you choose to learn as the result, truly matters.” Very perceptive!

Some people also read tea leaves to offer insight into one’s life chart. A person always has choices to lengthen or shorten particular experiences. Raising awareness helps you discover you choose your entry and exit point from a variety of physical experiences, and you also decide what you are willing to learn.

An evolving belief is starting to align with collective inner knowing. That is, all souls incarnate on this and other planes which are all dimensions of learning. The level of soul awareness does not depend n the number of times one incarnates, but on the nature of existences chosen and lessons embraced in due course. Even now, every human being alive is working on a master life chart, that is, working on those things agreed to learn before being born. Remind self that your perceived physical conditions are irrelevant. Only how you handle things and what you choose to learn as the result, truly matters.

You’re right – it’s about making conscious choices, which is so much more powerful than unconscious choices. There’s a huge difference in energy between conscious and unconscious. In fact, it’s like making a firm decision versus “dilly-dally” or “wishy washy” kind of decisions. Something powerful takes place when the choices we make are conscious/firm.

By the way I quietly drink tea everyday – does that mean I’ve experienced some form of Zen? LOL.

A Zen perspective includes essential elements of faith, courage and the right questions to open the mind to truth and what you are meant to know. One Zen koan reads, “Open your mouth and you lose your tongue.” To understand Zen, it is common practice to quietly drink tea.

I remember first hearing that “right and wrong do not exist” in a book called “Conversations with God” by Neale Donald Walsch. Those are words humans use to slap a label on something.

Yes, any spark of doubt or indecision indicates fear. That’s true.

The question many of us have is how do we access the knowledge and answers inside? One way is to meditate. I’ve just recently discovered Transcendental Meditation, a practice that is backed by over 600 scientific and medical research. I just had an introductory lecture by a certified TM instructor yesterday and I am planning to take steps to learn the technique. I believe it will help me access the inner wisdom deep within me.

I’m amazed how quickly Lisa’s story reached you and others at the Creative Arts Team. Like you probably were, I was so taken and inspired by this beautiful and unexpected comment that I wrote an entire article last night about her experience followed by mine.

You can see it by going here: http://www.adversityuniversityblog.com/2009/04/06/miracles-do-happen-when-spirit-puts-strong-desire-in-your-heart/

I hope you enjoy it and thanks for stopping in with a comment. I’m thrilled to know this made its way to CAT!