What if all your problems were actually blessings in disguise?
Imagine you’re God.
Random, I know. Stay with me.
You’re a bit bored up there, all alone. Knowing everything.
So instead you decide to split into infinite individuals.
Living out life’s play in the cosmos.
Those individuals (us) have free will.
And know almost nothing.
I say “almost” because we’re still part of God.
Therefore we’re know-it-alls, we just can’t remember.
That’s why we have that nagging feeling a l l t h e t i m e.
Back to those pesky problems that crop up in life.
Have you ever noticed each time a problem surfaces you say to yourself, “I don’t know if I can handle anything else!”
Well guess what?
That phrase is what’s inviting the next problem.
And it’s for your highest good.
Why?
Because as problems crop up in life you’re being directed back towards God.
In other words, once you start looking at problems as blessings, you’ve done it.
You’ve won.
You’ve figured out the game.
That doesn’t mean life becomes effortless.
That doesn’t mean you’ll never have a problem again.
It means you’ve figured out how to live.
Heaven on Earth.
Because heaven is already here.
”Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand.”
The bible is all metaphor. Don’t take it so literally.
Read between the lines.
The second coming of Jesus is inside you.
Don’t look externally. Look inward.
Heaven is positive thought.
Hell is negative thought.
There is no afterlife you’re conscious of in this body.
Your individual consciousness connects with the “all” after death.
In other words, don’t wait to experience heaven later.
Because there is only ever the present moment.
Make heaven on Earth now.
By thinking positively.
By turning away from sin.
Sin just means “to miss the mark”, by the way.
I don’t need to tell you what sin is.
Your heart knows when you’re sinning.
You’ll feel it.
Well.
That’s pretty much it.
That’s the cheat code to this reality.
All is mental.
The universe is the mind.
Your body is what allows the simulation to run.
To solve all your problems you just need to read between the lines.
Ask yourself, “How is this problem actually a lesson from God in disguise?”
Then, close your eyes.
Breathe.
And smile.
Stay wacky, muchachos.
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