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As an interesting experiment, take a few minutes to write an obituary notice for yourself. If you were to die right now, what would you say about yourself? Could you write something that would be uplifting to another individual? Would you want to write, "I had three cars, a fishing boat, a summer home, and $20,000 in the bank"? Would you write, "I accomplished all the goals I set for myself in my life"? Or "I made my neighborhood a better place in which to live"? Or "I truly loved all my neighbors"? Or "I truly loved my family. I reared my children in a consciousness of love"? What would your obituary be if you were to write it now? Would you be proud of it? It's an interesting exercise. It may give you some insights into where you are and where you are going.

Because the Soul has little concern about time or space, it is unconcerned with the trials of the physical, emotional, or mental levels. It moves into the physical body, inhabits it, and has a wonderful time doing the divine dance of God.

Be happy and free in your relationship to yourself.

Even though the things we do in this physical world may continually misrepresent who we are, let's never forget for even one second that the divine spark that is God resides within each one of us.

One way to look at what is going on is we are continually being exercised in our growth and learning and so we are constantly being strengthened and enabled. The conditions in this world are in each and every way a complete and whole creation for our upliftment and advancement, our progression and fulfillment.

That moment inside of you where you forgive what's happened is the moment when you are enlightening yourself.

If you are allowing your physical condition to block you from doing the things that you want to do, you're not being of loving service to yourself. A cornerstone of my teaching is to "Take care of yourself so that you can help take care of others; don't hurt yourself and don't hurt others; and use everything for your upliftment, learning, and growth."

And as you learn to keep yourself balanced, you can move out of the areas of dogma and opinion and move into a state of being. In that state, you will be aware of what is going on, but you will not necessarily have to enter into it. You will not have to get down in the "muck and mire" of negative expression. You simply keep yourself balanced and clear within your own consciousness, regardless of what is going on around you.

God is in the business of forgiveness.

To make a big effort is a fighting situation. As soon as you set up fighting, you set up resistance. As soon as you make an effort, you set up defense. Defense blocks. To just naturally reach and take the next thing and pull it to you and move with it in a very even-flowing way is an accepting situation.