What if I want to climb Mount Whitney?

By Lynne Cory

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What if some people like calm experiences such as reading and gentle walking and meditating and gardening and visiting quietly with friends?

What if some people like exciting experiences such as hang-gliding or bungee jumping or sailing on stormy days or racing cars or exotic dancing or bicycling and running full speed?

What if I am hang-gliding over the mountains and I spot you meditating on a rock below and feel sorry that you cannot see what I see? What if I am down here in deep thought seeing something I wish you could see?

What if it is all perfect and diversity was the secret to enjoyable living?

What if I don’t like the way you do that?

By Lynne Cory

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What if I see all of my imperfections in my mate or my friends as they are holding up a mirror for me? What if I see you as bossy or controlling or lazy or angry or critical?

What if everything I criticized or judged about you was in me or I would not be able to see it in you?

What if all the good and generous and helpful and kind and loving and compassionate characteristics I love about you are also in me?

What if LOVE is the answer?

By Lynne Cory

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What if most illnesses could be cured by love of self?  If I loved myself purely, I would appreciate my wonderful body,  eat good food, gently exercise my beautiful body, allow it to rest when tired, remove myself from toxic situations, find laughter and love each day and have a knowing that all is well.  What if when these loving practices became a habit, I could achieve all of my desires effortlessly?  What if then illness had no place to latch onto?

What if they call me a hoarder?

By Lynne Cory

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What if I was the older brother and my younger siblings were allowed to play with and break all my toys?  What if another person went to prison and was never allowed to have personal belongings?  What if they both became hoarders but when they found the reason why we’re slowly able to release the need for so much stuff?

What if he always gave a five finger discount?

By Lynne Cory

What if Xavier sold our company items at a price where they might have been stolen?

What if we hired him and now are discovering many things are missing from our business inventory?  What if he has not changed but we were not using our integrity from the beginning.  What if this is true Karma?

What if global warming is taking us to the next level?

By Lynne Cory

What if as the water rises, we will need to depend on each other more and our many differences will not be an issue?  What if we learned to barter again and flushed valueless money down the drain?  What if all of our skills and talents were brought into the Light and all of us felt valued?

What if I ate guilt and got sick?

By Lynne Cory

What if I want a glass of wine or a dish of ice cream but feel guilty that it is bad for me and so it is?  What if I feel that this wine or ice cream will lower my stress and allow me an inner meditation and help me to appreciate all of the good in my life and so it does?  What if I feel good about what I put into my body and then my health will increase?  What if the emotion is key?

What if I asked my angels for a do-over?

By Lynne Cory

What if I feel that I messed up a situation that I could have handled much better?  What if I ask that this experience be backed up and redone for the highest good of all concerned? What if I simply accepted that I did the best I could with the knowledge and emotion that I had at the time and simply moved forward?

What if I am dirt poor and angry?

By Lynne Cory

What if in my past lifetime, I was wealthy and content?  What if I have been debilitatingly sick and then in another lifetime a star athlete?  What if I was a concert pianist once and lacked musical talent the next time?  What if there is nothing to judge because my soul is simply having different experiences for growth?  What if one experience is no better than the other?

What if I did not know the importance?

By Lynne Cory

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What if I have an outside business and a middle aged man and his mentally challenged 6’2″ son come in about once a month and walk around for about a half hour?  What if I am always glad to see these two angels but recently learned that they speak of their visits for many weeks before they come?  What will they see, will they buy anything, will there be any dogs to pet and who will be there?  What if the dad tells me that he is giving the mom a little break? What if I double-appreciated the health of my family?

What if her stress is unbearable?

By Lynne Cory

What if Nancy craves drama?  What if she is stressing because her neighbor’s cousin’s brother is about to have back surgery?  What if her gardener’s next door neighbor was in a bad car accident?  What if her dry cleaner’s sister is getting a divorce? What if she cannot sleep at night because of all this turmoil?  What if she does NOT know any of these people?

What if she has had 15 surgeries?

By Lynne Cory

What if the main topic of all conversation is her poor health?  What if we get what we focus on and she can focus on nothing but what is wrong with her body?  What if someone gently mentioned this but she got very angry and defensive? What if she is very familiar with this topic and will continue on with her life creating ever declining health?  What if there are millions of things going right in her body but they are overlooked?

What if he should own a newspaper?

By Lynne Cory

What if an employee can hardly wait to get home to tell his family, friends and anyone that will listen about all the inner workings of his job?  What if his lack of confidence makes him the gossip that he has become because for just a brief moment he knows something that others do not and he then feels important?  What if very few feel comfortable sharing their experiences with him?

What if I love Danish modern style?

By Lynne Cory

What if I cannot get enough Mexican tile in my home or Japanese pottery and statuary from 500 years ago?  What if I love the heavy furniture and great clutter of the Victorian times?  What if one of my favorite past lives was in this location?  What if my soul memory is creating this comforting situation and my current consciousness does not even realize why I must decorate with this theme?

 

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What if now she is off to Venice?

By Lynne Cory

What if a friend continually posts online, things she is acquiring and places she is going but I know that she is stretching the truth and sometimes lying about her life?  What if this poor soul needs acknowledgement so badly that she fabricates her life even though many would envy the great life she really has?  What if I can only send her love?