God"s Will: What Is It?
People are often confused by what is meant by the "Will of God".
Many assume God would only want the best for us and would want to keep us from harm and evil.
They often question why bad things happen to good people and why only the good die young, while many times the presumed bad often escape the consequences of bad behavior and poor judgement.
Even though it is hard to envision and understand in many instances, everything happens for a reason.
Every circumstance in our life is presented for a purpose and given to us so we may learn and grow from it.
Sometimes this is a hard lesson to learn and a big pill to swallow.
If one takes the time to look back through their life and is open minded about it, you begin to realize your most important and valuable lessons in life were realized after and during some extreme hardship you encountered.
We learn and grow more rapidly because of our so called negative experiences than from our positive encounters.
One often finds that if the lesson isn't comprehended the first time, the same learning experience will be afforded to us again and again unit the course is finally understood, we take action to avoid the result of our actions and we move on.
Sooner or later one begins to realize we are responsible for our actions and our reality.
Every situation in our life, we,on some level of consciousness,create for ourselves so we may learn and grow from it.
This is a hard concept for most of us to comprehend when we are walking through the darkness and enduring much pain and suffering.
Many wonder why they would voluntarily accept such agony in their life.
This is something each soul has to come to terms with in their own way and time.
No one can walk the path for you, no one can fix your problems but you.
Humanity is continuously looking for someone to come rescue them, sorry it isn't going to happen.
Many great teachers have come and gone, and many wait for their return.
The Mesoamericans were looking for a savior, when the one whom they thought was "the one", arrived he raped, killed and destroyed them.
The great teachers have shown us the way, it is up to the individual to follow their own path to return to the knowing of their power and ability to create the life they would desire, without all the drama.
When a soul suffers enough,and realizes it is part of the Godhead, and thus deserves a more enjoyable existence.
It will eventually find the way to a path that leads away from all the heartaches of life.
God's Will is actually our will, he only presents opportunities for our life, it is our choice which one we accept.
Regardless of what we choose, every circumstance is a learning experience from which we can learn much.
We all have free will, that is our birthright.
It encompasses every aspect of our life.
If we have the freewill to choose to have a hot fudge sundae or a banana split, we also have free will over every aspect of our life, you can't pick and choose when to have free will or not have it.
If one chooses to not have free will, that only proves you have it.
You can't chose not to have it without having it in the first place.
God's will is that we learn and grow and return to our birthright.
Many assume God would only want the best for us and would want to keep us from harm and evil.
They often question why bad things happen to good people and why only the good die young, while many times the presumed bad often escape the consequences of bad behavior and poor judgement.
Even though it is hard to envision and understand in many instances, everything happens for a reason.
Every circumstance in our life is presented for a purpose and given to us so we may learn and grow from it.
Sometimes this is a hard lesson to learn and a big pill to swallow.
If one takes the time to look back through their life and is open minded about it, you begin to realize your most important and valuable lessons in life were realized after and during some extreme hardship you encountered.
We learn and grow more rapidly because of our so called negative experiences than from our positive encounters.
One often finds that if the lesson isn't comprehended the first time, the same learning experience will be afforded to us again and again unit the course is finally understood, we take action to avoid the result of our actions and we move on.
Sooner or later one begins to realize we are responsible for our actions and our reality.
Every situation in our life, we,on some level of consciousness,create for ourselves so we may learn and grow from it.
This is a hard concept for most of us to comprehend when we are walking through the darkness and enduring much pain and suffering.
Many wonder why they would voluntarily accept such agony in their life.
This is something each soul has to come to terms with in their own way and time.
No one can walk the path for you, no one can fix your problems but you.
Humanity is continuously looking for someone to come rescue them, sorry it isn't going to happen.
Many great teachers have come and gone, and many wait for their return.
The Mesoamericans were looking for a savior, when the one whom they thought was "the one", arrived he raped, killed and destroyed them.
The great teachers have shown us the way, it is up to the individual to follow their own path to return to the knowing of their power and ability to create the life they would desire, without all the drama.
When a soul suffers enough,and realizes it is part of the Godhead, and thus deserves a more enjoyable existence.
It will eventually find the way to a path that leads away from all the heartaches of life.
God's Will is actually our will, he only presents opportunities for our life, it is our choice which one we accept.
Regardless of what we choose, every circumstance is a learning experience from which we can learn much.
We all have free will, that is our birthright.
It encompasses every aspect of our life.
If we have the freewill to choose to have a hot fudge sundae or a banana split, we also have free will over every aspect of our life, you can't pick and choose when to have free will or not have it.
If one chooses to not have free will, that only proves you have it.
You can't chose not to have it without having it in the first place.
God's will is that we learn and grow and return to our birthright.
