For All We Know

Yesterday I started having second thoughts about continuing this blog. I was telling someone who is on the spiritual path, about what I was doing and she didn’t seem to have any interest. I began this negative self-talk. “Who would want to read what I have to say. I don’t like spending time on the computer myself. I don’t know enough. I don’t know anything about writing. People may misunderstand what I am trying to say. I may offend some people. Blah, blah, blah!” This morning when I woke up, I thought, “What would I write about today?” In my imagination, I looked at the headings of the topics I covered so far and saw that the next one was: For All We Know. I wondered what I could write about using that heading. Then it came to me that I could write about the negative feelings I was having about this blog.

One of the most important ways to “come home to yourself” is to listen to your intuition and follow through on ideas and prompts that pop up in your conscious mind. I started this blog after hearing Andrew Macevich on the Bill Moyers Journal. He said that the solution to the problems we face today lies in the need for us to look at ourselves. In eastern mysticism, it is said that there is only one Mind and we are all rays of that one Mind. For all we know, our intuitions are communications with other rays from within the one Mind. Who knows, maybe I was tuning in to someone also watching that program and was thinking, “How do you do that?” Well, I know how to do that. I have been studying this subject since I was a teenager. I have a long, long way to go at mastering it, but I know how to do it. If even what I have to say touches one person and can help them to start healing their life, then that is a great service to humanity, to touch one life.

So as I write this I feel great about continuing with this blog and I am grateful for the opportunity to be able to share what I have learned. I thank all my teachers, especially the ones who did not know that they were teaching me. I thank you readers for giving me a venue to share my knowledge. I thank myself for the courage to write!