A Practical Guide To Life (Whatever That Is)
1. There is
reason and
purpose and harmony in the Universe. We are a part of all that, and a
great amount
of our work in this life is to learn that lesson.
2. We define
life in terms
of our body. You may like or hate your body, but it is the mechanism
that defines
what we call life. Most of us start out believing that we are our body,
and it takes
considerable
effort on our part to overcome the complications of that
misunderstanding.
3. We are
here to learn
lessons. That is what life is about. Each day we will have the
opportunity
to learn
lessons. You may like the lessons or you may think them stupid or
irrelevant.
4. There
are no mistakes,
only lessons. Growth is a process of trial and error experimentation.
The experiences
that we label failures are as valuable a part of the process as the
experiments
that ultimately work.
5. A
lesson is repeated
until it is learned. A lesson will be presented to you in various forms
until
you have
learned it. When you have completely learned a lesson, you will
then go
on to the
next one.
6.
Learning lessons does
not end. This is what life is about; as long as there is life, there are
lessons.
7. What
you make of this
life is up to you. You already have everything you will ever need to
learn
your lessons.
There is nothing you have to do first.
8. Every
thing you experience
in life is neutral. The only value of anything outside yourself is
determined
by the way you experience it.
9. When
you have learned
that lesson, it will be a powerful tool you can use to set up more
lessons.
10. The Universe will
bring you
everything you need to learn your lessons. The value of your
experiences
is determined by you. The Universe will never bring you more than
you can
handle.
11. What you do with
those resources
is up to you. Whether your choice is to learn or to fail, the
Universe
will support your choice, and bring whatever you need to manifest it.
12. Whatever you
choose, EVERYTHING
WILL BE OKAY !!! From time to time, you will forget
this.
---
Charles
Fitzsimmons