This may sound like a bit of a rant but it needs to be said. We know the energies are intense and people are in process, some lashing out, yet what is being said makes us very sad considering the awareness of the masses. This includes those who pride themselves on their spiritual connection.

Did you know everything you judge to be unspiritual is God too?

Yes, it all came from one source yet the spiritual ego, smug as it may be, exalts itself over others, losing the ability to know what is really going on. It takes sides, loosing critical thinking, getting caught up in the flow of mindless programs, never stepping back and asking what is wrong with this picture. Some wave flags, proud to be a democrat or republican, never realizing both parties are puppets for the same puppet masters. Many claim to be of one faith or another playing the separation game—yet God is omnipresent; there are no divisions in God. Some profess to be Godly, yet act in ungodly ways.

When I was doing my meditation this morning, I had an interesting idea present itself to me. Lately I’ve had to uninstall several programs on my computer that I no longer need and that were slowing things down. I had the thought that the programs I’ve created to run my life are in that same category – no longer needed and slowing things down. Why don’t I uninstall some of them? So I started. I pictured my computer screen and clicked on the proper boxes. I was amazed at how easy it was (most of the time). As soon as I uninstalled one, another would pop up.

I realized in doing this that these programs are not in fact truth or reality but illusion and, as if I was a small child, I was simply pretending that they’re true so that I can have an adventure. When I was 8 or 10 years old I was not really a pirate or cowboy or Indian but it sure was fun pretending I was. Of course after the game was over, I became a little boy again and had my dinner.

The first one that came up was when I was bemoaning my physical limitations as I do quite a lot. My whole life I’ve hated the limitations that physicality presents. So I brought up the program of “pretending that I live in a state of extreme limitation.”