Friday, November 17, 2023
Separation anxiety doesn’t come from being cut off from earthly supply. It comes from being ignorant of inner supply. You’re not afraid of losing your home, your money, your spouse, or your job. You’re afraid of not being able to rely on yourself. If you were stranded on a deserted island, all the money in the world wouldn’t help you. What would help you is your resourcefulness, quick thinking, and good ideas. That’s the treasure. You are never cut off from the resourcefulness that resides within.
You may get cut off from your job, your partner, your income, or your situation, but you cannot be cut off from resourcefulness that kicks in when the situations change. On the deserted island you’d figure out ways to cope and manage.
You cannot be separated from the ever-constant flow of divine wisdom that supplies ideas and adjusts in all new situations. When you are enslaved (or attached) to the so-called outer condition, you “die.” But the resourcefulness within you will awaken, if tossed into the unknown. The outward signs point to gloom, lack, and separateness. The inward signs point to resourcefulness, creativity, and divine connection. There are no banks on a deserted island, but there are ways of being resourceful to survive, to thrive, and to even be happy. The way out is the way in. The child-like wonder within you doesn’t depend on externalities. It uses creativeness to make a new way to supply, which always originates from within. Fear is amnesia, a temporary blindness that enslaves you to conditions. True Source is resourcefulness, which is always with you and in you. You are untethered, and you can let go and laugh in the face of fear. Fear has no face, so do you realize the extent of your freedom? Your resourcefulness is your greatest treasure from which you can never be separated.