When you're able to see yourself as creator in your life, you gain the freedom that is your birthright.

Yes, your birthright.

You can have freedom in your soul.

Not a freedom you have because you live in a free country. Not a freedom you experience like having a car that will drive you anywhere you want to go or voting for who will lead your country next. Not a freedom that is conceptual, but a freedom that is real and alive and can be experienced as a way of being.

Freedom has many levels to it. The greatest of which is when you feel free to create your life however you want it to be.

This is your birthright.

So we continue to source our power outside of ourselves.

When you blame someone for something that happened to you, you take yourself out of the equation as responsible for its creation.

When you blame something for what it had happen to you, you deduct yourself from any reponsibility for what happened.

When you blame anything period, you immediately imply that you are a victim.

If you're a victim, you can't be the creator of your own life. The architect of your design. You can't have your cake and eat it too.

You can only have one or the other. Either you take responsibility for creating your life and stake your life on it... or keep blaming everyone and everything around you for how life goes.

To everything, turn, turn, turn...

There is a season, turn, turn, turn.
And a time to everything under heaven.

So what's your season?

What's going on in your life right now?
At this moment? In this week?
This month? This year? This lifetime?

Whatever it is, it certainly wasn't going
on last month, last year, last lifetime...

So know that whatever it is, "this too shall pass."

Whatever it is.

Your choice on how to respond to life. Choose powerfully.

Peace on Earth begins with good will toward all men and women. That means you too. Yes, good will toward yourself.

Free will is what we have, it's both what we have been given - the gift of our existence - and, it's what we give to others - what we make of ourselves out in this world.

The Game: What's one benevolent thing you know to do but you continually don't do for yourself or others? Make a list of these things.

What's important in this game? Set-up.

What's your soundtrack? You heard me. Your soundtrack.

As human beings we have these tendencies. We have tendencies to dream.

In the same breath, we have tendencies to be homocidal maniacs.
Yes, we do.

We are murderous of dreams. Our own. Other people's. Strangers. Family member's. Friend's. Good Friend's. People We Say We Love.

We kill dreams. And we say that we're realists in our justification of this murderous behavior. Because realism is definitely synonymous to murder.

C'mon. Who are we kidding? We kill dreams because we're afraid they'll come true.

And we kill other people's dreams, because we figure if ours aren't coming true, then other people's definitely aren't getting close in the running.

Yes, I mean you.
You. Sitting right there in that chair reading this blog right now.

You're in a 12-step program... or you're in your fifth grade class sitting in the elementary school auditorium...

Or you're in therapy... or you're in shop class in high school...

Wherever you are, someone is telling you that you have a toolbox full of tools. They're right.

They tell you that in this toolbox there are all sorts of things that will help you build structures, while other people are tearing down theirs. They tell you that your tools in your toolbox can even help you repair what you've broken.

Sometimes we call it nervousness. Sometimes we call it anxiety. We've called it anger and sadness too. Sometimes we call ourselves stupid to be it, or crazy to let "it" get in the way.

Guess what "it" is?

That's right. Fear.

I thought this was a remarkable idea.

In Color Theory class back in college, I learned that pigments are different from light. It's not only that pigments are for painting and light's for... well, light's for lighting up a room, but it is also that you can create colors differently in pigments than you can with light.

Let's begin from the beginning... red, yellow and blue are the only primary colors. This simply means that every other color comes from some mixture of these three colors. Green being yellow & blue, purple being red & blue, orange being red & yellow, and these are only the secondary colors. Then you go on mixing and you can create every color imaginable to mankind.

But it begins first with only 3 colors.

Some things have been happening to me.

All Good.
All the time, it's good.
I look upon all events that happen to me as an opportunity. Whether someone else observing my life would say that the event was bad or that the event was good, is, well, up to someone else.

I say it's all good, all the time.

However, this does not preclude it from being challenging. Even confronting. But always, ever-expanding.

And often, my knee-jerk reaction is to be angry or frustrated or annoyed or impatient. And then, as soon as I recognize that that's my position, I begin to see there's an opportunity for growth... for me, as an individual. And I begin to see it as an opportunity for everyone around me, for as I grow so do they.

So life is a wonderful place. I want to share with you mine for a moment.

I want to share what's happened in my life in the past year. So sit right back and you'll hear a tale...

A tale of a woman who knew about the Law of Attraction and used it in her life, to her benefit. That woman is me. And that Law of Attraction is the Universe.