What do you now fear, Patrick?
How will you use this?
You’re welcome,
The Universe
Every fear is a gift, Patrick, though every gift needs unwrapping. “Oh look, it’s me, only more!”
What you can do with your life, Patrick, has little to do with what’s going on in the world.
And everything to do with what you see as possible.
Grrr-r-r,
The Universe
And Patrick, it’s still all possible.
Dwelling on the unimportant, stressing on the unintended, and freaking over the unknown, Patrick, simply doesn’t work… and are a bit like lighting a match in a dark room to make sure no one accidentally sprinkled any gunpowder on your bicycle, kept under the stairs, near the back porch, in January.
Actually, some of that wasn’t really important, but hopefully it distracted from any stigma you may have attached to freaking over the unknown.
You’re so adorable,
The Universe
Why not just celebrate that you’re alive, Patrick, every single day? After celebrating that you don’t need a bike to get email, in January.
Patrick, have you ever seen a complete stranger across a room, street, or hallway, and sent them a silent, “I love you,” just for the good it might do?
I have.
But then, to me, they’re not really strangers.
Then again, neither are they to you.
Stranger than fiction,
The Universe
There are no accidents, Patrick, no coincidences, and no strangers.
If you were able to look back at your most brilliant successes, stunning comebacks, amazing catches, and smokin’ ideas, Patrick, and you were to find that virtually all of them seemed to materialize out of thin air, when you least expected them, and that they had exceeded even your greatest expectations at the time, how excited would you be about the new year and whatever else I’ve got up my sleeve?
Hubba, hubba -
The Universe
If I’ve ever helped you before, Patrick, don’t you think I can do it again… and again… and again… ad infinitum? Actually, it ought to be even easier next time, with your new saunter.
Because we know that life is eternal, and we know that there is no ending to that which you are about, if one of you is killed in an earthquake or crashes your plane, or any number of other very creative ways you have found to make your exit into the Non-Physical, because we know the whole picture, we grieve not a moment for any of you. But from your more shortsighted point of view in physical, a lot of you grieve tremendously.
—- Abraham
What if, Patrick, from now on and forevermore, people stopped using the word “evil” and replaced it with “ignorance”?
Yeah, less fear, more better; global transformation.
Let’s,
The Universe
Evil, on its own, does not exist, Patrick, and yes, you can fix “stupid.”
The top 10 things dead people want to tell living people, Patrick, are:
1. They’re not dead.
2. They’re sorry for any pain they caused.
3. There’s no such thing as a devil or hell.
4. They were ready to go when they went.
5. You’re not ready.
6. They finally understand what they were missing.
7. Nothing can prepare you for the beauty of the moment you arrive.
8. Don’t try to understand this now, but life is exceedingly fair.
9. Your pets are as crazy, brilliant and loving, here, as they were there.
10. Life really is all about love, but not just loving those who love you…
In their own words,
The Universe
They also wanted you to know that they really do show up as orbs in some of your photos, Patrick, but so does water. Quite a talkative bunch.
We are really advocates of just getting as happy as you can be—which takes care of everything. Even if you don’t have reason to be happy—make it up. Fantasize it. Make a decision that you’re going to be happy one way or another—no matter what. “No matter what, I’m going to be happy! If I have to ignore everybody; if I have to never watch television again; if I have to never pick up a newspaper again, I’m going to be happy. If I never have to see that person’s face again, I’m going to be happy. If I have to see that person’s face, I’m going to find something to see in that person’s face that makes me happy. I’m going to be happy. I’m going to be happy. I’m going to be happy.”
—- Abraham
For every physical adventure, Patrick, there’s the possibility of loss. That’s what makes it an adventure.
For every spiritual adventure, there’s only gain. Which totally spoils the adventure, and is why you choose to forget that all physical adventures are really spiritual adventures.
Everything makes you more,
The Universe
Just like reality TV, Patrick, is anything but. By the way… your ratings here are ASTRONOMICAL!
