I promise not to create your Reality for You

Hi Muse 🙂

Hmmm, well if I’m understanding you correctly, on the one hand, you’re saying that you’re aligned with (and find “liberating”) the notion that you create the good stuff, but are not wanting any part of the notion that you might have something to do with the not-so-good stuff, lol 😉 Well, alrighty then.

I haven’t read “The Secret,” but I did watch a little video of it online. It does seem to be missing some pieces. For me, it makes sense that if you create some of it, then you create all of it. And, in fact, that would be the only way it would truly be empowering. That shows that we have power over all of it. Otherwise, “something else” has power over us, and I simply don’t believe that. That’s true only if we allow it, and we do plenty of that.

The part in “the secret” that seems to be missing is that of the power of the subconscious. In fact, that is a key issue in our manifesting, which we are continually doing — consciously or not. That’s why it’s so important that we become aware of just how powerful our energy is. The thing is, “beliefs” have already been established in us from childhood, and consequently, that is what most of us are creating our lives with. Doesn’t it make sense? Children who were taught that they were “nothing,” “no good,” “would amount to nothing,” more often than not manifest that very thing as adults. Children who are taught that they are valuable, loveable, special, can “do anything” or “be anything” they choose, generally do well. Not because they know “the secret,” just because they have these fine beliefs already in their subconscious from childhood. But even more potent than telling children these things is the energy of their parents — that’s the real deal. We absorb that most potently, no matter what they say.

MANY of us have similar beliefs about wealth and poverty. Clearly (since very few of us are mega-wealthy) have the belief that we have to work our asses off to make it in this world. Many of us were raised by people who lived through the depression… They burned many beliefs of scarcity and lack into our brains, and we grew up and are struggling because of those old beliefs.

All anyone has to do is look at what they were taught as a child, the “energy” of their parents (tightwads?, “money doesn’t grow on trees,” or spend, spend, spend it while ya’ gotta it… ) Believe it or not, we absorb the energy of our parents. And it’s more what they do/believe (their thoughts/beliefs — conscious and subconscious) than what they say. Just look at people and their grown kids, it’s telling.

Now our real challenge is to change the nasty ole subconscious beliefs by continually thrashing them with our conscious affirmations 🙂 But those have to align with a heart feeling…that is, we’ve got to convince the “Universe” or our body, whatever, that this is now the truth. Again, if that were easy, we’d all be living on “Easy Street.” 😉

You can go around all day long saying, “I’m a millionaire,” but it’s futile if you’re consciousness and subconsciousness keeps countering that with, “You’re an idiot, go eat your TV dinner.” lol 😉

Now I don’t see that as “blaming,” but once we know this truth, that it is indeed our own energy that creates our poverty or illness, just as it is our own energy that creates our health and wealth, then it’s all in our hands as to what we’re gonna do with that knowledge 🙂 We do indeed create it all.

Peace,
Dove