The most common attitude we have is criticism, or complaining, about our situation, at any level. We tend to focus on seeing the glass as half empty, a vision of scarcity driven by the ego. This also encourages us to compare ourselves with other people who have more of this or that, which leads to permanent dissatisfaction.
We are making a big mistake by validating the version of life that the ego gives us with its erroneous perspective that leads us to fear and judgment.
If we became aware, if we integrated, that in essence we were created as an extension of our Father, who is pure Love and abundance, inheriting all His Qualities, our world would change.
Every moment of our lives would become one of constant gratitude. This vision from the Being would lead us to see the glass as half full, from a place of abundance, and we would not engage in hateful comparisons.
And the fear of death would disappear as we feel that we are an eternal mind-spirit passing through a temporary bodily existence on this earth, where we have come to practice our lessons of true forgiveness.
All of this would lead us to inner peace.
Notice that the solution to the problem boils down to a single decision. The one we make in every moment of our lives to continue suffering by choosing the ego, as is usually the case, or to find inner peace by following the Being, our divine essence.
You choose the path you want to follow: that of fear or that of Love.
We are making a big mistake by validating the version of life that the ego gives us with its erroneous perspective that leads us to fear and judgment.
If we became aware, if we integrated, that in essence we were created as an extension of our Father, who is pure Love and abundance, inheriting all His Qualities, our world would change.
Every moment of our lives would become one of constant gratitude. This vision from the Being would lead us to see the glass as half full, from a place of abundance, and we would not engage in hateful comparisons.
And the fear of death would disappear as we feel that we are an eternal mind-spirit passing through a temporary bodily existence on this earth, where we have come to practice our lessons of true forgiveness.
All of this would lead us to inner peace.
Notice that the solution to the problem boils down to a single decision. The one we make in every moment of our lives to continue suffering by choosing the ego, as is usually the case, or to find inner peace by following the Being, our divine essence.
You choose the path you want to follow: that of fear or that of Love.
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