Controlling the Thoughts to Creation: Learn to Love the Process

 A key moment for many men as they get older is when they realize that the preparation and process is the true installation for success.  As wise men, the prerequisite for success starts with a perfect plan and habit for organization and initiation.  The execution of said plan is the “if” statement.  Many have used “if” throughout their lives as a mere crutch to achievement as opposed to the knock against any personal accomplishment.  “If” has become the biggest word in the English language for many and the most commonly used as it has defined why individuals still find themselves stuck in a rut of purgatory and personal anguish.  There have been case studies in which many men feel that they could have been a professional athlete if it was not for a coach that held them back or did not see their potential as an amateur.  The same goes for aspiring musicians and actors; if they were only given that shot, they would now grace us on magazine covers and be fodder for the paparazzi. 

Many ideas are lost on paper, many ideas never come to existence, and many ideas are never pursued not due to lack of inspiration, but the inability for risk of execution.  The containment of this knowledge remains           in a self-capsulated box within the individual whom is ill-prepared to initiate it.  The moment of clarity to act on this notion gets lost because the steps to achieve it have become too arduous to take.  The long climb up the hill becomes too daunting and cumbersome to continue, so base camp is made, somewhere around the foot of the mountain if inspiration, and residence moves no further than the initiative of a rabid go-getter.

I firmly believe that we create our reality, and that we create our thoughts and bring in what we want into our lives.  But this manifestation has to entail many steps in order for the idea to come to light.  It is not just in the belief and feeling of the joy that it has already happened, but it also needs to follow an understanding that you continually bring into your life the pathways of initiation of the plan so as to engage all parts into the tactile foundation of what this process will achieve. 

Let me further explain, the Law of Attraction clearly states that we bring in what we want into our life through thoughts; both good and bad.  What is emphasized when thinking or not thinking is what is then created as it attracted with a vibrational frequency.  This can be as simple as getting a job, finding that perfect house, and having an appliance break when it is not wanted.  The energy transmitted out into the universe is a radio wave and it tunes into that which is vibrated. Many will scoff at the idea of the law of attraction and resolve all too past behaviors or anecdotes that recite a cycle of patterns that have played out to reveal the truth they see in their eyes.  Yet, they are unaware of their conscious role they have played in the unveiling of the truth that has been laid before them.  We are given forks in the road each day, we have to decide which way to turn, or what car to get into – and the choice that we have created correlates with the options placed in front of us and the opportunity we ultimately take.  We have unfolded the plan presented before us.

I expand before you are ultimate curse: choice.  We choose our thoughts, beliefs, hopes and dreams.  They are the spirit in which we live and die.  Achievement of options that bring us glory sit upon our mantle and failures are tossed aside like day-old bread; yet the lessons learned from each are equally valuable.  And we have the ability to actually bring in more and more successful options into our lives each and every day through the ability to control our thoughts and focus on what brings us joy and happiness.  The clarity and intuition we have been given through divine inspiration is a tangible gift from the universe.  The inability to quiet the mind and listen is the talent.  I call you back to what is considered the “most misread poem in America” – The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost.  In the end, I argue that the narrator actually uses intuition to expand on the decision he has made and leaves the reader with an ambiguous understanding of the direction he took.  Yet, if one can further remove from the literal experience and accept the spiritual one, the answer clearly is there.  The road he took was that in which he created for himself, in that both roads are the right answer because his power to control his thoughts allowed both to be desirous paths to that which he wanted.  The transcendence of the physical into the spiritual allowed the universe to deliver the path he yearned for without struggle.  The Road Not Taken is a message to all whom are unaware that they are co-creating this physical experience with the divine and their metaphysical connection with this consciousness is the tool to enable the fork in the road to lead to both desired outcomes – depending on clarity want is wanted. 

That is the process, the let go of the process and to surrender to the divine.  The order that we strive for and achieve each day within the structure of this physical realm must coincide with the beauty of creation and alignment with our highest good.  To follow patterns of self-help gurus to create order without clarity only leads to another disruptive cycle in which now the steps made every day are robotic and null of purpose.  The joy of enlightenment begins with the knowledge that the emotional tie to that feeling of achievement is already captured in the soul, within clarity and attunement to the happiness of accomplishment. That is how the path is divulged in the wood and the paths become clear.  The “if” then becomes an illusion because it is removed from the equation.  It becomes “is,” as in what is, that is what is real, what is created, and what is achievable.  The process is letting go and to trust in the self, and the power of divine manifestation.  All is revealed.