Although I am blessed with a keen understanding and a
knowledge that knows how to use mind for not only my good but for others, I may
on a rare occasion take a ‘vacation’ from wisdom. Whether it is boredom with my human experience, stress, an unfilled desire or just plain
lack of attentiveness, weak moments can happen. I experienced a huge one 10 years ago. A morning dream warned me of an impending accident. Later, while eating breakfast the warning
came again. I chose to ignore it. When I got up from the table, an unseen
force came toward me throwing my body down into a large Egyptian cauldron. You read that right. I have several Egyptian pieces in my
home. After three days of limping
around, I immersed from denial and realized the hip was broken.
My mind was lazy. It
didn’t listen to the guidance and suffering ensued. Why do we allow unnecessary things to happen? The reason could be simply a desire for a
change of pace. This is not meant as a
joke. Surgery, rehab and a vacation
from our normal activities could be a reason although not a sound one. I am convinced that a mind, particularly
emotionally directed, causes strange things to happen. Sometime, look back at unpleasant things
that have happened to you. Try and find
the cause that created the effect. We
are lucky when we recognize what began the stream of events. More often than not cause is so buried in
the subconscious that we instead blame family, friends or some other situation
that really did not have anything to do with the occurrence. Not listening to intuition and following
loving advice is a form of neglect, which is a dishonor toward our Real
Self.
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