Today I am going to say what I want, today.
I have been using the phrase "I would like..."
I would like to have a home base for my work. A store or an office or some place people can come into.
I would like to travel and give workshops.
I would like to drive a vehicle that feels the way my Tracker felt.
I would like.
I would like.
The thing is, that sounds like future tense. I would like.
I will eventually like.
Or maybe it's suppositional tense - if this happened, then I would like.
But neither of those are the truth of today, of this moment. I don't know what I would like tomorrow, though yeah, I expect it does involve health, abundance, and happiness. I know what I want today. I know what I want to feel today. I know what I want to manifest today. I know what I want to allow today.
I don't want to wait until tomorrow for a home base. I don't want to have a vehicle only if I accomplish specific tasks. I don't want to travel in the distant future.
I WANT IT NOW!
And going with the flow, Universal time, it'll happen when it's right, etc and so forth - all that aside - now is when I want these things.
I know that I get what I ask for. Heck, I'm manifesting situations and opportunities I desperately yearned for 10, 20 years ago. And many of them I no longer want. Or I don't want Right Now.
Who knows if I'll still want a sporty, 4 wheel drive in 10 years? Or even 5? It's possible that next year I would like a personal driver. Or I would like a mini-copter. Or a transport beam.
But today? Today I want what I want today.
So today I am going to practice saying what I WANT today.
I hope you have a great day, today, if that's what you want.
-Lila
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Wednesday, August 24, 2016
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Enlightenment is Awesome - Tell me what I want!
In the last few days of this wonderful transitional time, the song that has most often played through my head is by the Spice Girls.
But, I tend to change the words.
"So, tell me what I want...
Yeah, tell me what I want...
I really really really wanna...."
And I pause hopefully, waiting for some melodious voice to fill in the answer.
It never does, because what I want won't fit into so few bars of music.
I wanna read, write, sing, speak several languages fluently, travel all over the world, stay curled up at home, have a really cool job in a big company, be a spiritual counselor in my own store, bake cake and eat it. I wanna ride horses, have dogs and cats and bees and birds and squirrels and wolves and white tigers. I wanna dive into warm water, swim in mountain lakes, drive fast cars, drive cars fast (tee hee), take the light rail to work, walk to work, work from home, meditate all day long, dance half the day away, play the music loud, sit in silence. I wanna hang out with friends, with family, have coffee in small groups and give large parties. Oh yes, and I wanna play videos games, bake bread, sew skirts, crochet scarves, read the runes, reconcile bank statements, file books, meet authors, go to pagan festivals, attend CONS, grow flowers, have an assistant, study theology and philosophy and psychology and archeology, live on a boat, live on a farm, live in a commune, have a townhome exactly where my apartment is located, have all the money I'll ever need, not need to have money. I wanna walk through the wildflowers on a snow covered mountain next to the beach. With a unicorn. And Wesley Crusher from Next Gen.
In short, I want it all! And given the way we've "tamed" the time/space continuum, that would take many life-times.
So the question becomes not only, what do I want now? Not even, what do I need now? But, what, in a year from now, will I still be happy I've done?
And it appears going back to school for anything! is not currently in my plans. I can daydream about studying Theology in Wales (and wouldn't that be AWESOME? There's even a course where it's taught in Welsh!) Also out is getting an accounting degree and going into forensic accounting - the ultimate puzzle job, in my opinion. They would both be interesting and very involved careers, but... all that time and energy, I would rather spend with friends, and husband, and family, and pets. And nature and spirits, books and video games. Oh yes, and music.
So, that's two things put on the "next life" list. Or possibly a previous one. Only 553 thousands more things to choose from.
I hope you have a great day!
-Lila
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