Whether our circumstances work out for us or not, even when we live first-choice lives, it's almost certain our emotions will still go from elation to feeling down, even severely down.
When this happens, look carefully, if you dare, at what is happening in your life, and you'll see the following from your experiences: Whether up or down, we merely field the circumstances continuously thrown at us. Is it then fair to say that we're merely products of our circumstances? Are we, then, anything more than a product of the circumstances? In that case, isn't that a second-choice existence? When we live our lives with the belief that our circumstances define us, we tend to feed from or feed the circumstances, and our lives are invariably ineffectual. And then the question begs - do our lives indeed have meaning?
When we live first-choice lives and we manifest our meaning, then when circumstances are thrown at us, we merely go with them. They don't define us, and we don't feed from or feed the circumstances.
Imagine simply struggling from one circumstance to another to try to cope with what life throws at us, living our whole lives not being aware of this dynamic. It seems such a waste, doesn't it? Especially since every person has wonderful meaning, although unrecognized. We could even equate our lives to that of the sun or any wonderful natural creation, since we are, after all, natural creations.
There are also those of us who experience great circumstances. These people possibly never struggle, or when they do, their struggle might be so short-lived or their resources so inexhaustible, adversity doesn't affect them. And because they have so few struggles and/or so many resources, they are unaware their life is most probably not a first-choice existence. What a tragedy!
Those living first-choice existences don't usually have a great deal of resources. Having great ideas, like spreading this idea -of choosing to live a first or second-choice life or by living as products of our circumstances - is usually accompanied by a lack of resources to establish that message and get it to the world. It's usually a struggle to persist and make a stand. Once we see that and want to break out - to no longer live in a fight with our Factor-x but work alongside our Factor-x - it can be difficult to spread the dynamic, because we also usually find that we have limited resources to "re-establish" ourselves and manifest our first-choice existences.
This definitely isn't a matter for the fainthearted. Having resources or a lack of resources doesn't define us, and doesn't need to stop us from living a first-choice life. Ironically, this dynamic, being dependant on resources, also keeps us on track as being products of our circumstances.
Are we prepared to break out - to uncover ourselves and live our first-choice lives?
When this happens, look carefully, if you dare, at what is happening in your life, and you'll see the following from your experiences: Whether up or down, we merely field the circumstances continuously thrown at us. Is it then fair to say that we're merely products of our circumstances? Are we, then, anything more than a product of the circumstances? In that case, isn't that a second-choice existence? When we live our lives with the belief that our circumstances define us, we tend to feed from or feed the circumstances, and our lives are invariably ineffectual. And then the question begs - do our lives indeed have meaning?
When we live first-choice lives and we manifest our meaning, then when circumstances are thrown at us, we merely go with them. They don't define us, and we don't feed from or feed the circumstances.
Imagine simply struggling from one circumstance to another to try to cope with what life throws at us, living our whole lives not being aware of this dynamic. It seems such a waste, doesn't it? Especially since every person has wonderful meaning, although unrecognized. We could even equate our lives to that of the sun or any wonderful natural creation, since we are, after all, natural creations.
There are also those of us who experience great circumstances. These people possibly never struggle, or when they do, their struggle might be so short-lived or their resources so inexhaustible, adversity doesn't affect them. And because they have so few struggles and/or so many resources, they are unaware their life is most probably not a first-choice existence. What a tragedy!
Those living first-choice existences don't usually have a great deal of resources. Having great ideas, like spreading this idea -of choosing to live a first or second-choice life or by living as products of our circumstances - is usually accompanied by a lack of resources to establish that message and get it to the world. It's usually a struggle to persist and make a stand. Once we see that and want to break out - to no longer live in a fight with our Factor-x but work alongside our Factor-x - it can be difficult to spread the dynamic, because we also usually find that we have limited resources to "re-establish" ourselves and manifest our first-choice existences.
This definitely isn't a matter for the fainthearted. Having resources or a lack of resources doesn't define us, and doesn't need to stop us from living a first-choice life. Ironically, this dynamic, being dependant on resources, also keeps us on track as being products of our circumstances.
Are we prepared to break out - to uncover ourselves and live our first-choice lives?
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