Posts Tagged ‘creation’

MAP

Okay – an interesting question came up last night during a discussion.  If we consciously or unconsciously manipulated our environment so we could evolve, does that put us humans at the centre of creation?

Yes and no.

But what’s wrong with that?  Everything is at the centre of its own creation.  That is life.

Besides – what is centre?  Can you tell me where the centre of anything is?

Well, I suppose if you fold it in half and half again you can find a centre point.

What you needed then were edges or limits.  Where are the limits to all that is?  continue →

MAP

Go to that centre of calm – ever closer.

You will be amazed at how differently the world looks to you from there.  Then you can choose what you want to feel and experience rather than it just happening.

Calm does not mean you lack feeling or connection.  Calm simply gives you a different perspective where you choose to create rather than react.  continue →

MAP

Go and be still.

Listen – to the stillness.

But don’t expect some grand revelation or voice to command “Thou shalt do …”.  You are waiting for something that will not happen.

I do not do that.  That is an old thought that worked at the time for what they were trying to achieve.  But that is not how I work.  continue →

MAP

What do you want to talk about today?

Well, the first thing that popped to mind was not creation.

But everything is creation.  How do you stop that?  How can you not talk about that?

I get that part.  I just figured there was some detail or aspect where we could get more specific.

Like what?

I’m drawing a blank here under the pressure of the moment.

We could talk about more tools, something radical, play out in left field.  Right now my head is blankly full or fuzzy.

Okay then, how about we talk about life.  continue →

MAP

Here we are, again – still – always.  That is the beauty of this dream – we get to create again and again and again.

That is all I do.  The mystery of God is that simple.

I do not sit in a big chair judging who is right or wrong, good or bad.  I leave that for Santa Claus.

You laugh – but it is true.  continue →