What if my child was Al Capone?

By Lynne Cory

What if I gave my child my heart and my soul and loved you from the depth of my being and you still turned out to be a drug-addicted, lying thief? What if I was an alcoholic who cheated everyone I came in contact with and you turned out to be an honorable person with great integrity? What if your journey was stronger than my influence?

What if we all took a bow?

By Lynne Cory

What if when my life is over, I watch myself as well as everyone else who was with me (good or bad) come out on the stage and bow to the audience? What if my life has been one movie in a series of on-going shows? What if we are all actors playing a part, learning as we go? What if in my last play I was a wealthy tyrant and this time I play a humble candle-maker? What if no one ever says boo?

What if I created my vision board?

By Lynne Cory

What if my vision board helped the Universe bring me my desires because I was focusing on certain things I want? What if I put it away because now my order has been placed? What if it is like ordering a stack of pancakes and a scrambled egg, and the cook now knows what to bring me and it will arrive at the perfect time?

What if it is not a new bicycle I want?

By Lynne Cory

What if I speak with the little child inside myself and ask if there is anything she needs to prosper and grow? Do I want more time alone, to draw, go on a bicycle ride, to laugh and dance and sing or cry or scream? What if I sit and process and feel and find a way to converse with this innocent child to find what she needs? What if my inner child knows what is lacking but my adult self often does not?

What if he lives in 40-room house?

By Lynne Cory

What if his company is raking in money and he is sharing it fairly with his many employees and all are living well and the business grows because of the high vibration?

What if her company is doing well and she lives grandly and pays all of her employees just over the minimum wage and they are all struggling and her greed is creating a great Karma?

What if she needs a hobby?

By Lynne Cory

What if you constantly speak of your pains and illnesses until we are all yawning? What if you need to be acknowledged and that is all you have of interest to share? What if because you are so needy, we eventually all back away because we don’t have enough dirt to fill that empty hole? What if the loneliness forces you to shift?

What if Karma is just vibrations matching?

By Lynne Cory

What if you steal from him and put yourself in the stealing vibration and then thieves are drawn to you and steal your stuff?

What if you give to others and are in the generous vibration and draw many generous people around you who give you more stuff?

What if you are distrustful of others and with your vibration, people cheat you?

What if we are loving and forgiving and find ourselves surrounded by gentle, kind people?

What if my boss is really stupid?

By Lynne Cory

What if I work at a place where no one knows what they are doing and everyone is just a moron?

What if I quit and go to work at another place and find the people to be the same way?

What if the common denominator is me and I take myself with me wherever I go and I always get what I focus on?

What if I started to notice a few of the “correct” things my fellow employees were doing?

What if I twisted it at both ends?

By Lynne Cory

What if I have an amusing process that seems to work? What if when someone is giving me a problem, I imagine a fine mesh, golden, tubelike net coming down over the top of them which I twist at the bottom to contain their energy. Then whatever they try to spew at me bounces right back onto them as it can not get past the net?