You are the creator of your own reality because you are the chooser of the thought right now.
Don’t be hard on yourself.
If you’re standing in a place
where you’ve been chopped off at the knees,
where you’ve been hit in the gut,
where you’re feeling awful, don’t feel bad.
Don’t beat up on yourself for not being able to choose
the best thought you’ve ever thought.
Just choose the best thought you can find from where you are.
In other words, just fork off gently
in the direction of what is important to you.
And before you know it, your path will get brighter and sweeter,
and brighter and sweeter.
And the people who watch you will say, “You know, you amaze me.
Things go well everywhere you go. Why is that so?”
And you say, “I’ve come to expect it.”
And many of them will say, “Agh.”
They don’t want to hear how you expect things to go well.
They’ll say, “Oh, that’s because you’re rich.
Oh, that’s because you have an entourage that travels with you.”
We promise you, no entourage can buck your current.
There is no one in the world who can prepare your path for you, you see.
You are all as rich as everyone else
because you all have the resources of the Universe
at your fingertips.
And when you take the time,
when you care enough to take the time to find the better-feeling thought, now, you’re moving toward something that will please you.
Every step you take, you are marching toward a manifestation.
And if you feel good while you’re stepping
—you are marching, marching, marching
toward things that are going to delight you
when they get there.
And if you are ornery, if you’re unhappy,
if you are frustrated, if you are blameful,
if you are angry, if you are hateful,
if you are revengeful, if you are fearful,
if you are depressed
—you are marching, marching, marching
toward things that are going to augment
that feeling of depression, of anger,
of frustration.
In other words,
the way you feel must net you more stuff
that feels like the way you feel.
The better it gets, the better it gets, the better it gets,
the better it gets, the better it gets, the better it gets,
...
the worse it gets, the worse it gets, the worse it gets,
the worse it gets, the worse it gets.
You cannot defy the Laws of the Universe—please give it up!
Stop trying to use your words and your action
for the stuff that attitude and mood, and vibration are to do.
In other words, mold yourself into place.
Do the vibrational work before you do the action work,
and the action work will be a fraction of what it has been before.
If you take the time to do the vibrational work first,
you won’t have to offer nearly as much action.
You’ll begin to discover that the things
that are important for you just unfold for you
because the Universe is at your fingertips.
The fairies of the Universe are there for you.
You are the center of an enormous entourage that means to please you.
And when you, through your magnificent deciphering of contrast,
give birth to a rocket of desire,
that rocket of desire is duly noted, understood,
and absolutely agreed with by all of the resources
of the Universe.
And now all you’ve got to do,
is to get in the vibrational compliance
with what you are asking for.
(Isn’t that nice to know?)
There are 3 steps to the Creative Process:
Step One, you don’t have to worry about;
contrast makes you take that step.
Contrast causes you to desire or focus, or prefer.
Step Two, not your work, anyway.
Source and all of the resources of Source answer your request.
That’s that vibrational alignment.
That’s that one point of vibrational relativity that happens instantaneously.
So, your only work is Step Three.
And Step Three is: Can I find a thought right now that feels a little better than the thought I’ve been thinking?
That’s all Step Three is.
Finding a thought that causes me to feel a vibration (or a feeling) of relief.
So, there is allowing of what I want, or disallowing of what I want.
There is allowing of what I want, or resisting what I want.
You are either practicing the art of allowing, or the art of resisting.
When you’re forking off toward things you want,
you’re practicing the art of allowing.
When you’re forking off to things you don’t want,
you’re practicing the art of resistance.
And every day, and every moment of your life experience
is a perfect reflection of how you’ve been forking. (Good.)
Abraham-Hicks
Don’t be hard on yourself.
If you’re standing in a place
where you’ve been chopped off at the knees,
where you’ve been hit in the gut,
where you’re feeling awful, don’t feel bad.
Don’t beat up on yourself for not being able to choose
the best thought you’ve ever thought.
Just choose the best thought you can find from where you are.
In other words, just fork off gently
in the direction of what is important to you.
And before you know it, your path will get brighter and sweeter,
and brighter and sweeter.
And the people who watch you will say, “You know, you amaze me.
Things go well everywhere you go. Why is that so?”
And you say, “I’ve come to expect it.”
And many of them will say, “Agh.”
They don’t want to hear how you expect things to go well.
They’ll say, “Oh, that’s because you’re rich.
Oh, that’s because you have an entourage that travels with you.”
We promise you, no entourage can buck your current.
There is no one in the world who can prepare your path for you, you see.
You are all as rich as everyone else
because you all have the resources of the Universe
at your fingertips.
And when you take the time,
when you care enough to take the time to find the better-feeling thought, now, you’re moving toward something that will please you.
Every step you take, you are marching toward a manifestation.
And if you feel good while you’re stepping
—you are marching, marching, marching
toward things that are going to delight you
when they get there.
And if you are ornery, if you’re unhappy,
if you are frustrated, if you are blameful,
if you are angry, if you are hateful,
if you are revengeful, if you are fearful,
if you are depressed
—you are marching, marching, marching
toward things that are going to augment
that feeling of depression, of anger,
of frustration.
In other words,
the way you feel must net you more stuff
that feels like the way you feel.
The better it gets, the better it gets, the better it gets,
the better it gets, the better it gets, the better it gets,
...
the worse it gets, the worse it gets, the worse it gets,
the worse it gets, the worse it gets.
You cannot defy the Laws of the Universe—please give it up!
Stop trying to use your words and your action
for the stuff that attitude and mood, and vibration are to do.
In other words, mold yourself into place.
Do the vibrational work before you do the action work,
and the action work will be a fraction of what it has been before.
If you take the time to do the vibrational work first,
you won’t have to offer nearly as much action.
You’ll begin to discover that the things
that are important for you just unfold for you
because the Universe is at your fingertips.
The fairies of the Universe are there for you.
You are the center of an enormous entourage that means to please you.
And when you, through your magnificent deciphering of contrast,
give birth to a rocket of desire,
that rocket of desire is duly noted, understood,
and absolutely agreed with by all of the resources
of the Universe.
And now all you’ve got to do,
is to get in the vibrational compliance
with what you are asking for.
(Isn’t that nice to know?)
There are 3 steps to the Creative Process:
Step One, you don’t have to worry about;
contrast makes you take that step.
Contrast causes you to desire or focus, or prefer.
Step Two, not your work, anyway.
Source and all of the resources of Source answer your request.
That’s that vibrational alignment.
That’s that one point of vibrational relativity that happens instantaneously.
So, your only work is Step Three.
And Step Three is: Can I find a thought right now that feels a little better than the thought I’ve been thinking?
That’s all Step Three is.
Finding a thought that causes me to feel a vibration (or a feeling) of relief.
So, there is allowing of what I want, or disallowing of what I want.
There is allowing of what I want, or resisting what I want.
You are either practicing the art of allowing, or the art of resisting.
When you’re forking off toward things you want,
you’re practicing the art of allowing.
When you’re forking off to things you don’t want,
you’re practicing the art of resistance.
And every day, and every moment of your life experience
is a perfect reflection of how you’ve been forking. (Good.)
Abraham-Hicks
