Last week I explored the music lyric "If it's to be, it's up to me!"  One of the divine paradoxes of co-creation is learning the balance between the human ego's drive to do (sometimes relying mostly on personality) and the need to allow Spirit to not only guide our doing but sometimes create the openings and bring the perfect circumstances into our awareness.  We often use the phrase, "Let Go and Let God".  What are we letting God do or be?   

 

Sometimes we are not paying attention to the nudges; not open to the guidance; not accepting the good being shared as the energy of the Universe (God) responds to our heart's desire.  We've heard the story of the man waiting on the roof of his flooded house for God to save him.  First Rescue knocked on the door but he stayed in the house, confident God would save him.  As the water rose he climbed to the roof and a boat came to rescue him.  He stayed on the roof waving them away as he waited for God to save him.  A helicopter was sent away.  Then he drowned.  At the gates of heaven the man complained, "God I have been a good person and served you.  Why didn't you save me?"  The response?  "I tried!  I sent a crew on foot, by boat and in a helicopter! Why didn't you use what I sent?"   

 

Allowing God to guide us, create options for us and empower us to step out requires us to pay attention.  To see the good being offered with gratitude facilitates change and renewal. Our ULV Vision is to co-create an awakened world of peace, harmony and abundance.  We co-create allowing Spirit to do its part as we do ours.  We are not alone!  We are one with the Divine One!