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What if you remained silent?
What if sometimes saying nothing is saying a lot?
What if he who does not deny, admits?
What if I asked you a HARD question?
Category Archives: What If?
What if I had “galactic” enthusiasm?
By Lynne Cory
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What if “whatever” I do, I do it with feeling and gusto and joy?
What if the senator helped?
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What if the politicians of the world are doing their best for their country?
What if politics is a way of uniting people for one cause?
What if many good things come from all of their efforts?
What if our world political situation is exactly as it is supposed to be?
What if I gave you $3.27?
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What if we treated strangers like our family?
What if I saw the older generation as if they were my parents and grandparents and our generation as if they were my sisters and brothers and the younger generation as if they were my children and grandchildren?
Would we have a little more patience and compassion or offer help if we saw someone struggling and if we thought of them as a family member? If I saw a teenager short of a little money at the checkout line, would I ignore her if she was my granddaughter? Would I honk, impatiently, at an older driver if it was my grandfather?
What if I went to Ady’s fabulous play?
By Lynne Cory
What if I was in a big city, walking the evening streets on my way to a fabulous one-woman show, watching the limousines pass by with their fancy occupants and the tired workers heading home after a long day at their stressful jobs and the homeless leaning on their shopping carts or sitting in the doorways?
What if instead of envying some or pitying others, I realize that every person is exactly where they are supposed to be for their learning and growth? What if I cannot see it but everything is in Divine Order? Frank/Marilyn
What if I am on the fence?
By Lynne Cory
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What if one of the hardest decisions I will ever have to face in life is choosing whether to walk away or try harder?
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What if the judge and the jury “stayed” out?
By Lynne Cory
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What if I stopped judging myself because most of my opinions have come from others and they cannot see how truly wonderful I am?
What if I stopped comparing myself to what I see around me and appreciated my magnificence?
What if there is “always” a reason?
By Lynne Cory
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What if we always meet for a reason, and you are either a blessing or a lesson for me?
What if I extended my hand?
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What if I never look down on someone unless I am helping them up?
What if I stood up and cheered?
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What if whenever one person stands up and says, “Wait a minute, this is wrong,” it helps other people to do the same? Gloria Steinem
What if I stayed strong?
By Lynne Cory
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What if I cannot help another if I am as “pitiful” as they are? Connie Jackson
What if when I went to my doctor he was crying uncontrollably as he told me of my condition, and this would not help me?
What if one of us has to have steady feet?
What if there was a “magic turnstyle” just up the road?
By Lynne Cory
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What if I have a little business and sometimes I sit there for hours with little to do and then 15 people come in all at the same time and both phones are ringing, and I feel bad because I cannot give them the personal service I want to give and they deserve?
What if I now set the intention on my way to work that people will come by in an orderly fashion so that I can help all of them?
What if am amused today about how 1 or 2 people are coming in continually and the phones are ringing when no customers are present and I have the time to help each one gratefully?
What if I can view how you think?
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?
What if we are recreating Atlantis?
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?
What if Dug and Mable are smarter than me?
By Lynne Cory
What if animals are way, way, way more evolved than humans? What if they are filled with compassion and unending love?
What if it is always OK?
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?
What if his legs hurt?
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?
What if it is all up to me?
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?
What if he was mean to his horse?
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?
What if jealousy and judgement are not needed?
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?
What if I got up early today?
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?
What if she complained about everything?
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What if I found myself sitting next to a woman who was complaining to her silent friend about how bad the weather was (it was 72 and sunny) and the traffic (very mild in our small town) and the neighbors and her car and her husband and then her kids and life in general?
What if instead of judging her I saw her as a strong weeping willow in my garden of life with her swaying branches and their leaves of tears?
What if her outlook made my outlook so much happier, the little clump of happy moss that I am?
What if I am the majority?
By Lynne Cory
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What if some rules and laws are important for our safety and to keep the peace?
What if as time goes by, we add more and more rules and laws and more and more people are in jail and prison?
What if in 100 years there are more people incarcerated than not and the rest of you work all day long to take care of us with laundry, food preparation, guard duty, medical care, transportation, lawyers, judges, secretaries, court expenses, etc. and this becomes our main industry?
What if we lightened up on the rules and showed more compassion?
What if I just want “peace”?
By Lynne Cory
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What if you wish to experience peace and you provide peace for another? Dalai Lama
What if there is only ONE way?
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What if “wrong is wrong” even if everyone is doing it and “right is right” even if only you are doing it?
What if the peanut butter got on my leg?
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What if trying to be happy by accumulating possessions is like trying to satisfy hunger by taping sandwiches all over your body? George Carlin
What if “I” cannot be found anywhere else?
By Lynne Cory
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What if each one of is is totally unique to this world and the solar system and all of the Universe? Adaronnda
What if walk-ins are real?
By Lynne Cory
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What if a walk-in is a soul or a being from here or another planet or galaxy who wants to experience life on earth but does not want to go through the baby, child, young adult stage of life and instead chooses to “hit the ground running” and come in as an adult?
What if the only way to do this is to take over or braid with the energy of a soul with extremely low energy perhaps from illness or abuse or depression or alcoholism or drug use or a serious car accident?
What if these walk-ins sometimes come in to better the life of the body they take over but not always?
What if you could tell if there is a walk-in in your family by the different way they are acting (different food choices, ways of dressing, new interests, etc.)? What if it is possible to remove them from a loved one if they are causing trouble? Adironnda.com for more info
What if that gentle woman was robbed and beaten?
By Lynne Cory
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What if there is such a thing as Karmic Justice?
What if we see the sweetest person we know have a bad experience? What if they were not so sweet in a past lifetime and needed to feel the repercussions of their actions and we can not see the BIG picture from here?
What if it is not like that at all and we all get a fresh start with each new lifetime? What if I am in the seventh grade? Do I still have to pay for what I did in preschool?
What if it is how we think it is?
What if they said that dogs can fly?
By Lynne Cory
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What if what I swore was a fact because I had heard it from others, read about it in the newspapers and saw it on TV was only fiction? What if I do not believe everything I see and hear to be true? What if I use my intuition?
What if I can see you on stage?
By Lynne Cory
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What if you or I have the ability to plant little seeds of hope and encouragement in talented others to keep them going just that extra mile and because of that one comment we spoke and they heard, they continued forward until they achieved their desire?
What if because of us, their vision became a little clearer and that was all it took?
For Clay and Ady