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By Lynne Cory
What if I am living day to day with moderate cash and watching the universe provide for my every need almost before I can verbalize them? What if opportunities and gifts are flowing my way? What if I am in joy?
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By Lynne Cory
What if Karma is having the experience of how I have made you feel both good or not so good? What if I will have to experience this before I can heal my soul?
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By Lynne Cory
What if I invited myself to my own pity party? What if no one else wanted to attend? What if I only stayed for a brief time? What if I found I could have a better time somewhere else?
By Lynne Cory
What if as I cross the gate going into my business, I sprinkle an imaginary line of golden sprinkles across the entrance and set the intention that only those who cross will come here with joy and fun? And then watch that anyone in a cranky mood will come in another day and anyone who might try to cheat us will not be able to find our location?
By Lynne Cory
What if the way we drive says volumes about how we perceive the world and ourselves? What if I patiently allow others to pass hurriedly in front of me or smile as they play their loud spirited music or see something to enjoy while traffic is stopped and know that all is perfect in the world?
What if I scream at drivers around me, cut people off, tailgate dangerous ly and fill myself and others with stress when I drive?
By Lynne Cory
What if the Atlanean people became too greedy, too cruel and mean and became unable to know what life is all about and their civilization soon disappeared?
What if our society is becoming similar with people withholding healing cures and modes of better transportation because of their greed. What if our bigotry is at an all time high but there is more bad to come? What if some are stealing from and cheating others without consciousness?
What if other civilizations are watching us in horror as we destroy ourselves?
By Lynne Cory
What if animals are way, way, way more evolved than humans? What if they are filled with compassion and unending love?
By Lynne Cory
What if I killed myself and found that there was no judgement on the other side? What if I was terminally ill and just wanted to stop the misery of all involved? What if I was trying to get away from a situation and it reappeared when I was reborn and I did not have the strength to cope yet?
By Lynne Cory
What if he is frozen in place unable to move forward or back because of indecision? What if he is filled with anger and hate and has dug in to his beliefs? What if he is not taking a step forward to HIS desire because he fears letting others down? What if he is pushing himself to do what he feels is the responsibile thing although he does not want to?
By Lynne Cory
What if all of my life’s struggles are lessons for my soul’s growth? What if they will all turn out how I see them?
By Lynne Cory
What if there are consequences to abusing an animal? What if we are not at the top of the chain in the Karmic process? What if we live our life compassionately?
By Lynne Cory
What if we are all living numerous lives concurrently? What if I am a poor, struggling, homeless woman with four children and poor health? What if I am also a well-loved college professor in Boston and in another country, I am an arrogant prince who is ruling cruelly over my subjects?
What if we each think we are the primary player? What if we each get to choose our different choices and experiences? What if we use each life wisely?
By Lynne Cory
What if I began my day by going outside and watching a magnificent sunrise and appreciating the beauty of our glorious planet? What if this raised my vibration and set the tone for a magnificent day to follow?
By Lynne Cory
What if when I am nervous, the things I desire to have or do are pushed away from me?
What if when I am in joy, everything happens quickly and effortlessly?
By Lynne Cory
What if the universe knows the correct timing for our desires and even if we say we are ready, if it has not yet appeared, we are not ready?
My niece had her heart set on a dream home nearby. She had the money and the desire. A mystic told her once she put her hand on the doorknob, the home would be hers. It took her 10 plus years to touch the doorknob and two weeks later the big home was hers.
For Alisa
By Lynne Cory
What if migraine headaches can be caused by overthinking about what I did or did not do that made me emotionally uncomfortable? What if I cured myself by forgiving myself and believing that I did the best I could at the time and thanked the Universe for the lesson? What if the next time the lesson appeared, I thanked myself for handling it just a little better and faster and appreciated my growth?
By Lynne Cory
What if in this lifetime, I am an evil, cutthroat, heartless bastard who only grabs for myself and cares not at all for others? What if I am hated by all who know and fear me?
What if in this next lifetime, I choose to be loving, compassionate and helpful to everyone I encounter and just mentioning my name makes people feel good inside?
What if I get a Universal Academy Award for playing each part so well? What if there is nothing to judge as my soul is just learning?
By Lynne Cory
What if both the young and the old are able to be swindled more easily and need someone to gently oversee their lives without cutting into their independence?
By Lynne Cory
What if hearing of or watching your traumatic situation has an effect on me also? What if my gift to you is living through a drama, learning the lesson and then sharing my negative and positive experience with you?
By Lynne Cory
What if I hate you because of your religious or political beliefs that are quite different than mine?
What if I hate you because you brought a zucchini casserole and red wine to the buffet and I do not like either of those?
What if I focused on the things I do like?
By Lynne Cory
What if when I went to purchase gas, an angel behind the counter suggested I buy a lottery ticket as the payout was a huge number and so I did? What if I got in my car with a knowing that I would surely win something and I could not stop smiling?
What if shortly I began to think of how I would spend this great winning and decided I would buy my son a home, but what about my daughters and then my grandsons and how about my sister but what about my husbands brothers and their families and soon I had turned this great winning into a lot of work?
What if I checked the next day and did not win one penny?
By Lynne Cory
What if he always sees things through oppressive dark lenses? What if he cannot see the good in other people and he cannot see the good in himself? What if he could shift just the tiniest bit and begin to appreciate just the smallest thing and soon he was on his way to a happier life?
By Lynne Cory
What if a problem and it’s solution are always close together? What if I just watch and allow and grow from the experience? What if I trust that all is well? What if the problem is helping me with the timing of the solution?
By Lynne Cory
What if this life on Earth is supposed to be fun and happy but we humans figure out ways to make it not so? What if we do not need to work 80 hours a week to purchase a car or property that we will not have time to enjoy and ruin our health with the stress? What if we are familiar with trouble and strife and ease and joy just seem lazy?
By Lynne Cory
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What if my unconscious mind sends thoughts to another making them feel safe or threatened? What if I am smiling when I give you a compliment but you can feel my inner disdain? What if how we feel is more important than what we hear? What if this mixed message is confusing?
By Lynne Cory
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What if I encountered a lady who was rude and hostile and I felt myself beginning to match her mood? What if I caught myself and exited the situation and remembered that she was a teacher for me and because I did not sink to her level, I passed this little test?
What if I compassionately thought of her with a knowing that she has created a rough road on which to travel? What if it is not up to me to change her?
By Lynne Cory
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What if it my job to explore my inner workings and why I behave and react to various situations and people in the ways that I do? What if I do this with a curious mind?
What if it is your job to explore you?
By Lynne Cory
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What if my health is simply a reflection of my thoughts? What if I feel my life is always hard and soon poor health follows? Perhaps I am filled with anger or always act the victim.
What if I have the gift to appreciate even the smallest things in my life and it flows smoothly? What if I feel I create my own experiences and that those who challenge me are great teachers?
Perhaps we have similar life experiences but how we handle them determines our future health.
By Lynne Cory
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What if I try and prove to another that my ways are the correct ways and the more I argue the more they dig in stubbornly? What if they finally give in see my way but their resentment shows up? What if it is OK to have differing opinions and a gentle give and take allows us each to learn and grow?
By Lynne Cory
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What if there is a difference between judging you and observing you? What if when I see how you act, I get angry and frustrated and want to yell at you for being so stupid? This is judging. What if you are doing something outrageous and I merely observe you as I would an exotic white tailed zebra? This is not judging.
By Lynne Cory
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What if we have wars against drugs and wars against war and all we create is more of what we are fighting against? What if a war on peace created more peace? What if we always get what we focus upon?