No Need To Worry

MAP

Let’s go back to control and creation.

Okay.  Let’s do.

One of those days, eh?

You would be helpful to be in a playful mood.



I’ll be my best then.  Creation and control.

What do you want to know that you already do? 



They both seem to be pretty similar.  If I’m creating a situation am I not in control?

Do you really have to ask me?

You are creating situations all the time.  Do you feel in control?

Not exactly.



Control is a perception based in separation.  To have control over something, to have things under control, you must see yourself as separate and apart for that which is under control – or so you believe.

You must see yourself as having more power than the other in order to keep it contained.



I tell you – you have no more power than anything and everything else.

This is why there is struggle involved when you try to control.  You are constantly tyring to achieve something that is not true.

You try and muster more energy from something else rather than coming from you.



When you be the real you, you worry about power no more.

Why would you concern yourself with that which has no end, which is unlimited in supply, which is really you?



When you turn your thoughts to creation you become part once again with all that is and all that you are.

You would not even entertain controlling all that is for you know you will have gone too far.



To create you come from a place of being a part once again, to be in the whole.

There is nothing to separate you, nothing in between save you.

When you create you are in the flow, in  life, are life, to be sure.



There is no need to contain for you know you are far beyond.

Why limit yourself to what you know when you know you are all?



Controlling is confining while creating is expanding.

When you create you welcome what comes from far beyond.

You greet with open arms what you could not know.

You  praise the wonders of what grew out of the seeds you sowed.



To create is to enter a partnership with life, to return to who you are, a part of the whole.

You are welcomed home rather than fighting to stay apart.