Unpopular Truth: There Is A Supply for Every Need

Not maybe. Not sometimes. Always.

You can’t need something and the supply not be there. Nature doesn’t work that way. God doesn’t work that way. Everything has been provided and nothing can ever be lost or wasted. Things change form, but the energy still exists. There is a constant, infinite Source from which all things arise and to which all things return. Whatever is needed can never run out or be destroyed.

God doesn’t make mistakes or play favorites. We all have the ability to receive abundant goodness in our lives, regardless of life circumstances. To believe in lack is to believe oneself to be separate from Nature, separate from Life. This is obviously impossible. However, we can use our free will to think thoughts of impossible things and we can experience the internal and external chaos that results from belief in lies.

Our very existence is proof of the intelligent design of Creation. It is statistically impossible for our existence - let alone the existence of every other part of creation - to be some kind of random chance. We were created purposefully and intentionally to be wildly successful co-creators with the infinite Source of all goodness and abundance. This is our divine birthright.

We were also given the gift of free will and the power to choose the thoughts with which we create. No other part in the whole of creation has this power. Not the animals or the plants or the minerals. Just us. Every other part follows the program. Mankind is the only one with the awesome power of free will choice and the equally awesome responsibility of using it wisely or dealing with the sometimes very dire circumstances. There is no escaping the Law. Every cause has an effect.

If we would like to experience the peace that comes from aligning with Truth, we must choose the appropriate thoughts and discard the ones that are not true, because every thought creates an effect in our lives, and by extension, in the world.

If we would like to know whether or not we are aligned with Truth, we need merely observe the results of what we are experiencing in our lives now. Everything in our reality now is a result of the thoughts we entertained, the emotions that arose from those thoughts, and the actions we took because of those feelings or beliefs.

When you observe your reality, what do you perceive? Is the manifested state one of peace and order, or chaos and distress? If chaos is seen, there must be a deviation from the natural order of Creation. In other words, somewhere along the line we made a mistake and it started with our thoughts. It always does.

The results apparent in our own lives, and within the lives of many people in the world, are evidence that there is much disordered thinking behind the manifested disorder of our feelings, behaviors, and circumstances. What we need to be acutely aware of, if we’d like to relieve some of our self-inflicted suffering, is this:

What we see manifested in the world of form is not the cause of suffering. It is the result.

We must dig beneath the surface of the ever-changing forms of symptoms to weed out the actual cause at the root. This is called radical healing. All healing is at the level of the mind, because the mental level of thought is the causal level. Every causal thought creates an effect. Not maybe. Not sometimes. Always. That is the Law.

So, what do you think the effects are of hateful thoughts? Disempowered thoughts? Trauma-based, fear-based thoughts?

The Law doesn’t care if we create negative outcomes. It doesn’t cease to exist because we don’t feel like believing it today. The Law is in operation at all times, regardless of what we think about it or whether we understand it at all. It is constant and trustworthy.

Wouldn’t it behoove us then, to learn to understand and to work with Nature’s Laws? To understand our amazing place and purpose here? Wouldn’t it be wonderful to learn how to work with the Power of Creation to manifest a reality we can gaze upon with eyes of love and compassion, knowing we did our part?