The Law of Possibility 

FROM WHENCE YOU CAME

You came into this world with only one feeling.

That feeling was “desire.”

You arrived here by way of desire.  You were propelled, by Divine Will, through a long, dark passageway, which led you into the light of the world.  This is how you emerged; a tiny seed nurtured quietly in the darkness and then pushed, by Desire, into the light.

You came into this world with only one feeling.  That feeling was “desire.”  You were born from the energy of desire into the energy of desire.  What you emerged from was what you emerged into.  From whence you came, you arrived.

Your first desire was to breathe, and breath was given to you. Your next desires were nourishment, comfort and love; and they were given to you.  Next, you desired sitting and standing and walking. You moved toward these possibilities with nothing more than your feelings of desire and, one by one, each of these “possibilities” was given to you.

Soon, the magnificent circuitry of “thought and reason” emerged from your desire to learn and accomplish.  You did not learn to feel desire, instead you felt the desire to learn.  Your feelings of desire have always been, and will always be, your most direct and powerful connection to possibility.

The Law of Possibility is a law that unfolds and expands as you unfold and expand. And, much like the particle that can only be seen as it is observed; so, too, does possibility exist only for those who perceive it. Simply put, possibility is a “view” that can only be seen when observed.

The word “observe” means to look, to examine; and to see.  It also means to conform or agree, to carry out or complete, and to celebrate.  Therefore, if you are an observer of possibility, you are a seer of possibility, an agree-er of possibility, a completer of possibility and a celebrator of possibility.

The Law of Possibility is not responsible for you—you are responsible for it.  It appears as you look.  It disappears as you turn away. If you want anything to be possible, you must see and agree that anything is possible.  What is sent out, or “carried out,” are your feelings of desire and your thoughts of agreement. What is sent back to you—is celebration.

Celebration is the manifestation of the cycle of completion, and  every living thing in the Universe participates in this cycle.  You cannot not be part of it.  Everything has an outcome. Your only choice in the matter is to enjoy the cycle of completion or not enjoy it—that’s what you get to choose.

What do you want to participate in completing?  What do you want to celebrate?  Poverty or wealth?  Sickness or health? Crawling or flying? Loving or hating?  The choices are infinite and the choices are yours.

To choose something is to agree to have it.  To not choose something is to agree to have its opposite. (This is a “having” world and you will always have something.) Therefore, if you choose wealth, you will have wealth.  If you do not choose wealth, you have agreed to have its opposite.

We hear people saying every day, “I didn’t ask to be poor,” or, “I didn’t ask to be sick.”  But because they didn’t actively choose to be wealthy and healthy, and agree to have and celebrate those desires, they received their opposites instead. And, as one opposite followed another opposite, what they learned to do was justify.

Justification is nothing more than “reasoning” that is hiding from responsibility—and not only is it common, it is also highly contagious. (So, watch out for it!)   It is easy to defend poverty, to justify it.  All you have to do is to agree that money makes you a bad person or that money doesn’t make you happy.  Those who participate in this are sending out their crystal-clear agreement that poverty is the way to happiness and that being poor makes one a better person.

From my own experience, I can assure you that poverty is definitely not the road to happiness, and it has nothing to do with who is a good person and who is not.  Money is not the evil sorcerer; money is a means of exchange that can help you help others, while also providing you a comfortable and enjoyable lifestyle.  One of the first desires you ever felt, long before you experienced your first thought, was the desire for comfort. Comfort is not a bad thing to want. Although we can say it is.

Wealth is not a bad thing to want. Although we can say it is. Health is not a bad thing to want.  Although we can say it is. A loving relationship is not a bad thing to want. Although we can say it is.

We can justify anything we don’t want to be responsible for, or we can choose to be responsible for everything we agree to have. We can, and do, choose our own possibilities.

The difference between the words “health” and “wealth” is only one letter.  Both are definitions of the same word—the word “well.”  The word “well” means desirably, ethically, comfortably, advantageously and conducive to good health. Health and wealth are both manifestations of “being well,” and there is absolutely no reason or justification for not wanting to be well.

The next time someone asks you how you are, the most powerful answer you can give is. . .

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