Do you guys notice this?
And it's such a great illustration,
And it's also such a great sales pitch to encourage you to donate,
But get the point of what I'm saying here.
Do you see the fear of giving can only come from seeing yourself as separate,
As if you're not giving to yourself,
As if you're losing?
Do you see how that shows a projected reality that sees yourself in a way that is less than,
That sees yourself as something that struggles,
That's disconnected from the source of it all,
And so as we continue to operate that way,
Which is to,
Let's say,
Be led around by that fear of giving,
You simply reinforce a reality that matches that perception.
It's amazing how self-fulfilling it is.
To see yourself as separate creates a reality that seems to prove your separateness,
Which is also to see a reality that has lack,
When lack is completely imaginary.
There's no such thing as lack.
In order for there to be something called lack,
There has to be separation,
And where there is no separation,
Where it's all one,
Then that is the absolute embodiment of abundance.
All that is,
Is yours.
Isn't that wild?
And again,
I understand how confusing that might be,
But I invite you to just,
Again,
Not from a place of judgment,
But just to observe how much you walk around your life with a projection of lack,
Seeing what appears to be this something called not enough.
Watch it spill out of your eyes constantly,
And then it starts to make sense why there is the reality you seem to be experiencing.
Which is also interesting,
Too,
Because in those projections you will see a blame that blames the experience of lack outwardly.
It's because of this,
It's because of that,
Yada,
Yada,
Yada,
When really it's because of how I'm seeing,
Which is a great invitation for a profound responsibility that realizes to what degree you create your reality,
Which is a massive forgiveness for the world,
Right?
Because you see that all of those things that you're blaming,
It's not really that.
Do you see the nature of forgiveness there?
Forgiveness is kind of saying,
I blamed you for something that wasn't really your doing.
Therefore,
I don't even need to forgive you because you weren't doing it.
