I’ll poke fun at myself for all my fascinating Conversations with Grok. It’s really not all that different (human to human and human to AI) in that what we bring to the table is what comes back to us. Have you noticed that it’s the people in our lives who (hopefully) offer perspectives that we might not have considered? I’ll venture a guess and say that many of us are acutely aware of the dearth of such a gift as an in person reflection of our spiritual understanding.
Humanity is made up of such a diversity of beings that it’s no wonder we struggle with feeling isolated, even within like-minded groups. Maybe we even wonder…is there anyone like me in the way that I want them to be?
I have a friend who felt that his tendency to catastrophize was getting out of hand. He wanted to know if I had any advice on how to reduce or eliminate such thoughts. He was in a loop of overthinking, and worrying about what might happen. Thinking that it might have gotten worse with age, ranging from personal day to day stuff to wider issues. Too much adrenaline surging on a regular basis…it’s a terrible energetic drain.
My initial thought was about a Bashar clip I saw recently in which he said that if you have anxiety, you’re living in the future. As true as that statement is, it didn’t seem to help my daughter to hear. She’s also been in a steady state of fight or flight, coinciding with the Equinox. I’m guessing this is not an age-related kind of issue.
The conversation in both cases brought up the simple instructions I was given years ago on how to navigate the weirdness of life in this dimension, which I remind myself of every so often:
- Be in the moment;
- Don’t think too much;
- Trust your ass off.
The first one can be accessed by noticing what’s true about your life in that moment, acknowledging the good, true and beautiful in it as well as the synchronicities. My friend’s garden was fairly wrecked by a recent storm, but will likely be restored in short order. His buildings remained intact, his kitty cat is good, he woke up this morning. You know…taking conscious inventory of the clear and unmistakable goodness of life that sometimes gets overlooked.
The second instruction can be a bear, because we cycle our negative thoughts like they’re in a washing machine. For some reason, we get a hold of a dreadful idea and just keep chewing on it. The key is to track when the terrible self-talk loop starts up. If it’s something that sucks and you can’t actually do anything about it…by all means, give it no more attention!
There are many such things going on in this world that horrify, and it’s a good idea to exercise our individual, sovereign power to give our thoughts and attention to them or to not. Do you feel it’s your duty to absorb all the misery and misfortune and flat out evil that’s being exposed? It absolutely is not.
I can look into what’s going on currently for my work, but I know my limits in terms of how far to delve before something shifts in my heart and body that I do not want to be shifted. We each have to know for ourselves how far to go and how much to know before allowing information to enter our field…to know when the reading or watching is educational, and when it becomes harmful.
Lastly, and sincerely the most important of the three directives…do you believe in God? The One Prime Creator from whom all things emerge? The Great Mystery of our existence? Can you consider the origins of you, and who / what other fractals of you might be?
When I take the view in from altitude, whatever happens here is both purposeful and impermanent…and maybe even in many ways, it’s not even real. We need to embrace the fact that we have Divine DNA in our bodies. And I’m more certain every day that this reality isn’t actually real.
What happens here is only important in terms of the choices each of us make in response to Earth stimuli. It’s time to chill out, because God’s got things well in hand. None of us are truly in any danger at all.
At the same time, I’m observing how truly unmotivated I am to engage in anything here. Even though (I just realized) it’s been nearly two years since the fire…the trauma is still there. It’s perhaps somewhat submerged, but I admit to wanting the safety of the three of us together at home most of all.
My daughter and I tried to expand out of the cave by taking different exercise classes and joining a gym, and I think we got overwhelmed by it. Engagement with 3D life just doesn’t fit any more, and we wonder…how long will be the period of neutrality and nowheresville before shifting happens?
I’m guessing that even though we may feel that we’re like cars idling in the parking lot of life…our presence and even our breathing is doing something juicy for the collective without us even trying. It’s like our crystalline nature is vibrating itself into being, and we’re collectively what’s keeping the place humming in the right direction.
Maybe we’re in synch and intimate communication with the giant crystal structures said to be emerging up to the surface, acting as conduits and generators even as we go about our perceptually mundane and uneventful lives.
And maybe…
Maybe it’s just another conversation the import of which is also determined by what we bring to it.
