Be receptive, deprivation and greed have limits.

Saturday, December 11, 2021

Deprivation and greed stem from a belief that the universe has limited stockpiles. The inventory of brilliant ideas, good fortune, wicked skills, so-called talent, desires, true love, and goodness has limits to the greedy and to those who feel deprived. But that’s just not true. The universe lacks nothing, it has a limitless supply of perfection, and of physical and spiritual fulfillment.

There is plenty of everything – opportunity, peace, safety, abundance, air, water, food, good health, people to meet, and on and on. Limited resources are a phantom of your limited thinking. If there is something imperfect about the universe, it’s only in your mind. Those imperfect beliefs have caused people to behave desperately, and for no good reason, wreaking havoc in the world. The world has so much money, so many comforts, so much opportunity, etc. It seems endless, until one believes in lack or feels compelled to hoard or to be greedy. The planet is not desperate – people are.

There are still so many good ideas, freely floating around in the cosmos. There are still so many amazing opportunities, freely availing themselves to you. A receptive person notices them. A deprived person ignores them, and a greedy person hoards them. The universe is generous, and it never runs out of supply. It’s in constant flow, but you have to clear up the channels that freely flow towards you. You have to be receptive of the goodness that is meant to roll into your life. You are a masterpiece of creation, you are unlimited, and you have access to that bountiful flow that wants to come to you. Allow it in. Be receptive, perceptive, and worthy. That’s not greed, that’s being true to yourself. All humans are deserving, and self-worth is not in limited supply. Self-worth is a birthright waiting to be claimed. The universe’s goodness is boundless, limitless, and overflowing with intentional goodness – claim your prize, but don’t hoard it or ever feel deprived. There’s plenty for everyone.