Notice that the word “love” has no intrinsic meaning. Instead, someone chose to correlate the word “love” with kindness and compassion, two concepts that already existed. From that point forward, the word “love” could be used in a practical way as long as everyone agreed with this definition. 

Similarly, life itself has no intrinsic meaning. But it also lacks a single agreed upon practical meaning. Instead, we all get to pick our own practical meaning. Notice this word “practical” – what can be put into practice in a useful or helpful way. More on that in a minute.

Now, some people stay stuck on the fact that life has no intrinsic meaning at all and this might lead them into despair. They might even adopt a cold, heartless attitude. It seems to me that without the genuine expression of kindness and compassion, people will frequently become unhappy. Learning to open up to the full flow of love can be very beneficial and since many people find their life’s purpose in being happy, kind and compassionate, let’s look into this a bit more.

In my opinion, your life is not about creating specific outer circumstances so that you can then become happy and the universe is not your personal mail order catalog simply waiting for you to clearly make up your mind and place your order as some people have claimed. If you are not happy most of the time, then I suggest that you first change the core beliefs that are preventing you from being happy right now.

Your most natural state of being is the one filled with joy and peace. Think about that for a while. And notice that it takes no effort to simply be in your natural state. When you let go of fear, this is what you relax into. And in a very beautiful way, this is the optimum state for God’s love to flow through. It is easier for a happy person to be a loving person.

At its deepest level, this is about releasing limiting beliefs such as “I am not good enough to be loved” or “I don’t fit into this world” and embracing the core beliefs that you are good enough to be loved and that you do fit into this world beautifully. This allows you to be open to the changes that God’s love, wisdom and power will bring you.

As your trust in God grows, you will discover that peace and joy are always available to you, no matter what your circumstances are. This recognition gives you the freedom to comfortably put your values of caring and sharing into action with a spontaneous aliveness that you have not known before. How beautiful is that?

The process of spiritual liberation does not culminate in the power to create whatever you want. Liberation means that you are free of all selfish and self-centered desires and that you clearly understand that your emotional state of being is your own choice in every moment. This is entirely up to you. All outer conditions are completely powerless in every way. You are never a victim of anything or anyone.

Since all of creation is just a type of dream, you have no reason to be worried or upset about any difficulties and all fear can fall away. Nothing has any absolute or lasting substance of its own. And yet, it is God who is taking form as everything in the dream, so everything is divinely precious.

This perspective allows you to emotional accept all of life without any pushback against what you dislike or any desperate clinging to what you do like. And yet paradoxically you still lovingly and fearlessly work for a better world in all the ways that you are joyously and unselfishly inspired. In the deepest way possible, this will automatically bring forth what is best for you and also what is best for everyone. So everything matters and we always work for the good, as best we can. 

The greatest gift you can give the world is the gift of yourself as polished up by God. So let God’s infinite love continue to flow to you and through you, polishing you up a bit more every day!

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~Thomas Razzeto

I have been interested in the deepest questions about life and God for as long as I can remember, starting with my very Catholic upbringing, which I felt strongly connected to until I was about 20 years old. When I was about 25, I started to look into the Seth material, as channeled by Jane Roberts. At that time, I read lots of books about Near-Death Experiences, the afterlife, spirit communication and so forth. I really liked these books and when I was around 30, I started to attended many live channeling sessions in my local area.

By the time I was 50, various people and channeled entities had been telling me for half of my life that I was divine, and I had some intuitive knowing that this was indeed true. But when Timothy Conway told me how this was true for all of us, the light bulb really turned on for me. We all find our divine nature in our Awareness. It is here where we find our True Self. Timothy’s satsangs were an excellent match for me and I attended every week from June 2005 until June 2016, when he and his wife Laura moved to Arizona. He is a profound teacher, although fairly unknown, and we still keep in touch.

In my life, I have always felt comfortable picking and choosing the ideas I like best so I certainly think that it’s fine for you to do likewise. We all have our own point of view and this point of view will continue to develop as time unfolds. Although I don’t think that it is necessary for anyone to embrace this ancient wisdom, perhaps you will be inspired to take a close look at what it has to offer. Perhaps in my own way, I will be able to help people find a deeper personal peace and bring forth a warmer love.

I have been on the radio many times, including Coast to Coast AM with Richard Syrett. Rick Archer was kind enough to have me on his popular Buddha at the Gas Pump podcast and I am grateful to Graham Hancock for picking me twice as his Author of the Month.

You can read my expanded bio on my website.

Thanks again for reading my work!

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