Welcome back!

I live 6,500 feet high in the San Bernardino mountains and it’s beginning to feel a bit like fall up here. Naturally, I reminisce about the year that’s passing to see what good has happened for me, and this year, it’s been a windfall, kind of like those leaves above. 

Because unfolding an understanding about myself has always been tantamount in my life since I’ve been an adult, through assiduous attention to it, this year, I have unwrapped yet another layer in that glorious mystery of all mysteries called My One Sweet Life.  This year, I saw yet another limiting decision I’d made earlier in my childhood.  It was one of those “I am less-than-and-different-from” decisions.

Since I made that discovery, I have carried that insight forward with me into my daily doings and I have caught myself thinking things about me with that mistake hovering like a dark cloud behind my daily thoughts.  I’ve been able to stop myself, make a new decision on the spot, and gain much greater clarity and enjoyment because of it.

This, did you notice, has nothing to do with how much I weigh or what size clothes I wear.  The unfoldment of understanding is a spiritual, mental process.  I firmly believe that this is the way you gain self-acceptance and self-love for yourself.

But first,  you have to slow down and look within.  I’m an expert at within and at hand, and I believe this is what was strongly recommended re heaven, eh? Visit The World of Within, get yourself a copy of the book, and email me.  I’d be happy to coach you along the way.

Warmly,

Pat

Labor Day Picnic

I remember the days when an upcoming holiday had me stressing about weight gain.  Then, I learned the real truths about what causes weight gain (reversing the Law of Cause and Effect), and my holidays became stress free.  I share those ideas with you so that you will have a stress-free Labor Day.  After you read this, be sure to forward to your friends who stress over food, too.

Have you noticed that you can think?  Only mind can think, so this would make  you a mental being.  You cause things when you think about them conclusively.  What you think about to the point of conviction appears in your experience.

If you think “Oh, all these picnics this weekend will add weight to me,” then that is what will happen. You see, you are in charge.  You’ve been in charge from the get go, but the truths about life have been hidden behind so much claptrap, that few people know about them any more.

We’re all so filled with TV commercials (take this pill; have this surgery), the input from our parents (you’ve got Aunt Berthie’s big butt), the things taught in our schools (food has calories; some are good; some are not) and the things taught in our churchs (It’s God’s will that you’re sick) is all so much hoo-ha.  If you actually sat down and tried to prove those things were true,  you’d eventually discover and prove to  yourself that they were NOT true.  I know.  I’ve done that work.

In a mental existence (and that is what you are in) ONLY your thinking can cause anything.  Your mind is Cause. It alone has the ability to be active.  It thinks.  It reasons.  It comes to conclusions.  Those conclusions manifest.

Everything in those picnic baskets is Effect. Effect cannot think.  Effect cannot reason.  Effect cannot come to a conclusion.  Effect cannot manifest one damn thing!

Your mind thinking, Causing, is the ONLY thing that has causative abilities.  This is the law.  And if you think some Effect - like fried chicken or cake - can cause anything, you just reversed the Law of Cause and Effect.  You tried to make Effect be Cause.  It’s very convoluted, and this is what our world’s come to, folks.  Bassackwards!

I think you ought to buy my book, My Cats Have Seen Me Naked, and read more about this and free yourself up from this miasma.  And then, having completed her rant, she says “Happy Labor Day!”

Always with love,

Pat

Into the City Within

In my Virtual Assistant life, I just made some travel arrangements for my client, and as I turn to my next task, writing this blog, the thought of travel still lingered in my mind, so I thought I’d help you discover some ways to get inside yourself where you can do some good - lots of good, in fact.

I believe that Jesus’ mission was to show us that our experience here on earth is a mental one.  I’m not confident his words were interpreted correctly.  I do think if you read them with the thought in mind to discover the mental perspective, you will. The more common (and I think inaccurate) interpretation led to the plethora of religious concepts in vogue today.

I pursued that avenue once and found lack lustre results, so I kept on looking. I discovered metaphysics of the Religious Science variety, and once I’d ferretted out the truth there and still had unanswered questions, I kept hunting until I found Eschatology.  I have no remaining questions.

The focus of that study is that life is mental, good, and individual. So let’s look at some ways to get inside and discover this mentalness called my one sweet life.

1.  Can you think? You must be mind, because only mind can think.

2. Do you emote? Emotions come at the end of the thinking process; you’re mental.

3. Can you remember?  Memory is a function of mind; you’re mental.

4. Can you close your eyes and still see pictures? Mind stores mental impressions. You’re mental.

5. Do you have a sense of what “I” means?  You’re mental.  Only the mind can grasp the sense of “I.’

6. Do you have desires?  Mental.  Desire wells up from inside your mind.

7. Can you choose right from wrong? You’re mind, because only mind can make this choice.

8. Can you learn? (Did you memorize the times tables?) Only mind can learn.  You’re mind.

9. Have you ever thought of a friend and had them call you? That’s a purely mental, in touch process.

10. Can you observe your own thoughts?  Only mind can do this.

Once you convince yourself that you are mind, you can take a trip inside any time you choose and see what’s happening in there. Here are two tips to help you focus and manifest:

You can only think one thought at a time.

You can choose which thought to think.

“Choose ye this day whom ye will serve.”  Puts a whole new slant on that, doesn’t it? Me, I’d choose to serve myself as long as no one else was dissed.

Once you get this conviction nailed down, you can begin to manifest what you truly desire. This is how spiritual healing is accomplished.

You’re always welcome to visit my book where ideas like this are spelled out more fully.

Love,

Pat