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By Lynne Cory
What if it is my choice when I die? What if I can live through a most horrendous car accident or die from a slight fall? What if only I know when I am ready to go home and begin again at a later time? What if when my time comes, I will know it?
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By Lynne Cory
What if I do not like the kind of car you drive or the dog breed you chose or that you have too many cats? What if I think you are stupid for the TV shows you watch or the way you color your hair or your accent? What if all of these thoughts are bigoted judgments?
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By Lynne. Cory
What if he feels neglected or unwanted and unloved? What it I am always sad or angry? What if my life is drama filled? What if he is picking up my emotions?
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By Lynne Cory
What if cancer and sugar love each other and sugar feeds cancer. What if we starved what we do not want?
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By. Lynne Cory
What if sharing shows that I am not afraid to show my imperfections? What if now you can open your heart and feel safe sharing with me? What if keeping it all inside creates suspicion and distrust from others?
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By Lynne Cory
What if she criticizes her neighbors and her co-workers and her family until I want to scream? What if, here I am, criticizing her for her criticalness? What if we are the same? What if she is showing me something about myself?
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By Lynne Cory
What if my past cannot reappear unless I invite it? What if I stay in the moment and fear drifts away? What if I cannot think of a scary thought and a peaceful thought at the same time? What if this minute sets the tone for the next one?
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By. Lynne Cory
What if I can tell if I am using my Divine gifts when I feel great and others are being helped?
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By Lynne Cory
What if when we encounter another, we take a few moments and listen to their story and give them a little of our loving attention and share a little laughter? What if we gave a heartfelt compliment? What if this is our final gift to them before they pass?
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By. Lynne Cory
What if I am the only one who can raise or lower my vibration by what I allow in my life? What if it is my choice if I am angry or peaceful or joyful or sad during my day?
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By Lynne. Cory
What if I loved another person and thought and said loving things about them and helped them feel better about themselves and the feeling of being loved bounced back on me?
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By Lynne Cory
What if the friendliest, kindest, most up-lifting people are often the most lonely? What if they do not want to make us sad with their problems? What if we thanked them for listening to our stories? What if told them of the joy they brought and opened our hearts to them?
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By Lynne Cory
What if she sometimes pays for the bridge toll for the car behind her, the coffee for the person behind her, the groceries for the people behind her. What if these small acts of kindness almost bring her to tears with the joy she feels? What if she gets so much good out of her generous acts that she feels selfish? What if others see her as an angel on Earth? for Marilou
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By Lynne Cory
What if I go to sleep mad and am not surprised to wake up in the same angry mood?
What if I died mad and woke up in the next lifetime angry?
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By Lynne Cory
What if 200 years ago there was a belief that we died around 40 and most people did? What if today, our common belief is that we can live to 80 or 100 if we take good care of ourselves? What if in another 100 years, people will be dying around 200 years old? And then maybe 500 years old after that…