All parts count. There is not one aspect of life that pales in comparison to any other. If there was a word that defined this transformation we are participating in, it would be equality – all is One. Coming from a thought system with comparisons at every turn, this is a challenge.
Do I have enough? Which is better? How can I get more? Which product will make me look the best? What do I have to do to win? Will I finish first? Did I come in last? These ideas, indeed these words, have no meaning in an atmosphere of oneness.
We have entered the Head Games. How we think is critical to what we create. We are beginning to get the idea of oneness; at times we are giddy with joy! It’s all okay! I love you! You love me! I’m okay just as I am! It’s all going to be great!
Yet we are alive in a field of density, with bills to pay, tests to pass, deadlines to meet and people to please. This is not a forgiving world and the one who is the hardest on you is you. In order to manage these internal games, we must forgive ourselves.
As we begin agape, all sorts of ideas spring forth. Perfection for one becomes not a state to strive for but a statement of fact. Life is perfection. Best is not an exclusive rank but an attribute we all enjoy. In a world of one it all looks like love, differently expressed.
Without the stress of competition or judgment what is left is pleasure. I have previously imagined it would take miracles and magic to erase the physical signs of aging. I was wrong. It will take a cessation of worry and a mind without fear. The calm of unity is like a fountain of youth. The truth of us looks like joy and pleasure, love and freedom. Equality means it’s all good.