Monday, February 24, 2025
The universe seems lavish. It seems extravagant and affluent only because we perceive the illusion of scarcity. What about all of the space? What about the size? What about the time? It seems so extravagant if you consider it.
The universe seems to take her good ole time. 13.4 billion years thus far? No rush. Ask the universe what time it is and she’ll say, “Now.” Now is as good a time as any. We must understand this principle of lavishness – your time is NOW.
The universe gobbles itself up from the very moment it appears. Seems like the end is near, but appearing and disappearing are one-and-the-same. If the end is near, go for it! It’s like having perpetual senioritis. Can’t wait for graduation!! Graduation means commencement and life is perpetually commencing.
Half full or half empty, the end is near; which is how beginnings are made. Is the universe lavish or is it stingy? We get to decide, but we hate that freedom, don’t we? You long for the freedom, but you have it! Senioritis is now. Ditch class. You’re free.
Without the illusion of scarcity, we’d never see the truth of abundance. We need a relationship to understand lavishness. There’s more spermatozoa than necessary; more space than necessary; more variety than necessary; more newness than necessary. What more do you need than what you have, NOW? Not going for it is stingy. Not using it is stingy. Not giving it away is stingy. The end is near, so throw it away. Step into the void and trust what appears as “not here.” The end is near, but the beginning is intimately closer. As it was in the beginning is now and will be forever. When will your time come? It’s waiting. It always has been. Your time is now!