What if I got what I paid for?

By Lynne Cory

What if I went to a healer and requested that my leg be healed and was disappointed that it was not good as new when I left?  What if the healer helped me to heal my emotional fear of moving forward or helped me to take a stand?  What if healing can also mean peace of mind or lessening of anger, fear or control or emotional uniting with loved ones?  What if healing the emotional illness cures the physical illness?

What if he is a crusty, old curmudgeon?

By Lynne Cory

What if getting older doesn’t always mean getting kinder?  What if some older people are bitter, nasty and mean?  What if they have never had the opportunity for spiritual growth and have never taken the responsibility for their situations and continue to be a victim?  What if they are doing the best they can with the knowledge they have amassed?

What if I am “bone” tired?

By Lynne Cory

What if I am giving some of my energy to you and you and you and there is very little left for me?  What if I brought all of my pieces back and cut the cords connecting me to everyone I encounter and think about?  What if I instantly felt better?  What if I mistakenly thought that you could not do it without me?

What if I choose a horse and buggy in 1713?

By Lynne Cory

What if it is my choice which time period I choose to reincarnate into in my next life?  What if my choices are on a big menu?  What if I choose to be on a space platform in the year 3203?  What if I want to live in a cave with a clan in the year 713 BC?  What if I choose the time for my highest growth?  What if my same old familiar “cluster of souls”  will show up whenever I choose?

What if I really did leave it on the dresser?

By Lynne Cory

What if I think I am going crazy because my belongings appear, disappear and then appear again?  What if these are the actions of my deceased loved ones acting like pranksters to let me know they are around and watching over me?  What if I am missing many of the little signs they are sending?    for Connie and Ray

What if we avoided the black hole of dispair?

By Lynne Cory

What if parents who give all of their love and attention to their children and little to their spouses find themselves in a big void when the children leave home?  What if these needy parents impede their children’s growth by begging them to stay at home so the patents will not be lonely?

What if it wasn’t a desk and chair and lamp?

By Lynne Cory

What if I felt that stealing just a little stationery, pens, stamps and envelopes from my workplace was really not stealing because they have so much of them?  What if stealing is stealing and I am setting up Karma because someone (my soul) is watching my actions?  What if I ramped up my “integrity meter”?

What if she got separated?

By Lynne Cory

What if a sociopath is merely a person who has veered away from their soul and cannot find their way back in this lifetime?  What if their sad life is all about them and their wants and needs and they never feel the joys of compassion or giving?  What if sociopaths cannot accept help to find their way because they do not know there is anything wrong with their lifestyle?

What if mom has no compassion to share?

By Lynne Cory

What if she has spent her life in service to her family and would like some compassion and acknowledgment for her efforts but gets nothing in return?  What if the only one that she can be sure will give her love and compassion is herself?  What if once she nurtures and loves herself, it will be easier to receive it from others?  What if It will take time to create this new behavior?

What if I want to bring it with me?

By Lynne Cory

What if it is our choice to come into our present life “baggage free” or we can choose to bring the old past-life suitcase with us?  What if once we relive and let the experience go, it is done but we are the ones who choose to hang onto it as we would the comfort of an old, ragged coat?  What if it is our choice to relive, over and over, the rejection, abandonment, struggle, neglect, lack of acknowledgment or abuse that we suffered in a previous lifetime because it feels familiar?  What if we release the past for a pleasant NOW?

 

What if I go to “too” many parties?

By Lynne Cory

What if it is more comfortable for me to be with other people than to be all alone with myself?  What if I am afraid to have a relationship with myself?  What if I started to give to myself all of the love and attention and joy that I bring to others?  What if I introduced myself to myself?

What if you have a big influence on me?

By Lynne Cory

What if I become like those with whom I hang around?  What if you are jealous, lazy, shiftless, a taker and not too honest and soon I begin drifting in your direction?  What if you are good-hearted, motivated, successful and busy and I find myself growing more like you?  What if I can forecast my future by looking at the people with whom I associate today?