Hi Karen,

Yes, some people can totally rock the ‘hawk, but I’m not one of them. 😉

When I first got into metaphysics, I wanted to tell the whole world about it. But then I realized that when I had experienced had been exactly that – my own experience. I couldn’t make anyone else have my experience. Each of us has to find our own way.

I remember hearing that same Esther story about the blue glass. It’s such a great example of the power of thought. But then again, like you say, this might not work for everyone. The best part of all of this, really, is that each person is an individualized expression of Source. As such, we each get to experience that in our own unique way. Pretty groovy! 🙂

XOZ

(One of my favorite Miami Heat basketball players, Chris “Birdman” Andersen, has a ‘hawk, but as far as the sandals and the raves, I’m with you! 🙂

I so agree, Z. We have to test these things out for ourselves. That is certainly the way I’ve done it. I love to keep an open mind, but I also know that each of us is unique & what works for one person may not be another person’s cup-of-tea, or haircut, for that matter.

I was sharing with my granddaughter an experience that Abraham-Hicks suggested to prove the power of our thoughts, if a person is wanting to do that. They suggested thinking of something, anything, neutral, and a woman (Esther perhaps) chose blue glass. After thinking about it briefly but regularly, blue glass started turning up in her experience, and the culmination was a visit to a gift shop with a whole wall of blue glass knick knacks!

But that experiment might not work for other folks. As you point out, life is so much more of an individual fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants adventure than it is about following advice and rule books. And aren’t we glad we now know that!

Hi Angela,

Glad you enjoyed the post. I like that you point out the importance of each person needing to find their own way, including discovering which tools work best for them. Amen! 🙂

XOZ