Be A Powerful Creator In The Creative Consciousness
How do we align with the creative consciousness in a powerful way? We can start by figuring out where our beliefs originate from. How, why and when did we decide life had to be a particular way? Certain beliefs we grew up with and eventually gave up as we got older, but many remain ingrained in our psyche. Some known as "limiting beliefs" may be holding us back. Why do we choose to hang on to these beliefs? They recreate the exact same circumstances. This is fine if the life we are living is one in which we experience fulfillment and joy. It does appear, though, that is not the case for many people.
While we’re contemplating our beliefs, we should become aware of what beliefs we have about other people too.
Our intentions and expectations of others influence their reality as much as what we think creates ours. If we wake up one day and decide to change something about our life, it is a conscious choice leading to an action. When we form opinions and beliefs about another person—even if it’s not spoken—it’s an intention in creation.
Parents often project their own beliefs on to their children. This is reflected in the lives the children lead as they get older. Many aspects of grown children are similar to those of their parents. They will share the same perspectives on life in general, and perform the same rituals and practices.
We are immersed in the constant flux of creation, much like our bodies regenerate—we recreate—the same as this planet’s environment rebirths after winter and disasters.
Is our acceptance of antiquated thinking that’s been carried forth through the ages serving us? Not that we should discard or dismiss everything entirely, but perhaps it’s time we add to it. Basics stay the same, but the dimensions have surely evolved. Some philosophies
powerfully enhance, and there’s no need to reinvent the wheel there, while others that instill fear have to be relinquished.
It’s time we abandon the dogmas of division we’ve lived with for thousands of years.
The number of people who realize their role in conscious creation is continuously growing. More and more are positively shaping their reality, are aware, awakened, and willingly participate in the greater good.
Group meditation's effect showed a 5.3% yearly drop (above 22% during 5 years) in violent crime rates. It's been observed that the square root of 1% of the population could improve society’s quality of life with transcendental meditation.
There’s no denying our role in creation. We accept and welcome the responsibility of the opportunity to create. To consciously create a more loving and integrative world.
We make conscious choices not only for our own life but for the good of all. We no longer feel separate of others. We understand that what we do for another, we do for our own self. It’s our choice, what kind of world we create.
One conscious thought at a time, one loving gesture at a time, one act of kindness and goodwill, one cheerful exchange, with an overall gratitude for all that is life We create a better world, .
How are you consciously creating?