Possibility thinking, creative Imagination

When we ask people what they might be experiencing in the near and distant future, what do they say?

Many are inclined to see the future as bleak rather than envision circumstances as being ideal.

What we must realize is that what we actively see for ourselves is what we most likely attract into our lives.

What are factors that determine our future?

Our action

Our mental attitude

Our state of consciousness

We can make a reality check by looking back on our life, our ways of feeling, thinking and behaving and to how this brought us to our present situation in life.

In what way were we influence by comments of others or random events, or by letting unsettled emotions influence our life.

Did we finally learn to be anchored in our inner core, and let that place of peace be the guiding light?

Established in that light, let us only see circumstances that are for our highest good and for the highest good of all. We must believe that we attract what we habitually think about. This applies to individuals, to families and to nations.

Creative imagination is controlled, realistic and specific.

Imagination on the other hand which is neither controlled nor realistic is fantasy.

Nothing worthwhile in life can be accomplished without being creative. Our state of consciousness can and will produce and attract corresponding circumstances.

The process is to vividly picture in our mind’s eye what we intent to accomplish or experience. Then, visualize, that we already have what we want to accomplish. Following, we maintain the attitude, that we already have what we want until we actually have it.

Let us use this process wisely. Use it for the highest good with purity of mind and intention.

Let us look into the near and distant future and see ourselves as we want to be, radiant, alive and fully spiritually conscious. We need to practice seeing all circumstances in our lives as being in divine order, harmonious, satisfying and fulfilling