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During this episode, we contemplate - Thought of Awakening #244.
During this episode, we contemplate a quote from Nisargadatta—"When you are in dead earnest, you bend every incident, every second of your life to your purpose." and reflect on Thought of Awakening #243.
During this episode we contemplated a quote from Dr. David Hawkins, "It is better to choose than to want.", from Angelo DiLullo's, Awake, page 70, "Wanting is about not allowing. I want because I'm not okay with what I'm feeling right now. I don't like the restlessness, boredom, dis-ease, so I'm going to imagine an alternative reality.", and Thought of Awakening , 190, 191, 192, 197 & 198.
During this episode a quote from Dr. David Hawkins was contemplated, "Joy comes continuously from the awareness of the Source of your own existence.", and Thought of Awakening #197.
During this episode we contemplated a quote from Angelo DiLullo's book, Awake, pg. 70, "Authenticity is the starting place. The starting place is always where you are when you are being fully honest with yourself. Why? Because life is authentic. Life is simply what it is, and makes no excuses for that. It is not embarrassed about any part of itself. Life never holds back. Life doesn't second-guess itself or think that part of itself should not be there. Only the divided human mind can do that." , and Thought of Awakening 193 & 197.
During this episode the question, "Do I Know What Thought Is Next?" was contemplated.
In this episode we contemplated, Regina Dawn Akers, The Flow, "The flow isn't just an idea. It is a fact. It is reality. Nothing happens or is experienced outside the flow. Nothing is independent. Nothing can be done differently than how the flow would have it done. Options do not exist outside the reality of the flow, and any option chosen within the flow is of the flow.", and Thought of Awakening #188, 189, 190, 191, 192.
In this episode we contemplated, Thought of Awakening #183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189.
In this episode we contemplated, "The power of your wanting must first be recognized. You must accept its strength and not its weakness. You must perceive that what is strong enough to make a world can let it go, and can accept the correction if it is willing to see it was wrong.", and Thought of Awakening #188.
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