Ticklish Licorice Clitoris: Bagful of Beliefs

As you get out into the world,
or into new relationships,
there are others who want your agreement.

And so, you find yourselves
(bless your hearts)
upside down and all around
as you are trying to conform
to the primary stream of thought,
relative to subjects:

You want to do what’s
socially acceptable,
for you do not want to be
an outcast.

And, you want to do what’s politically correct,
because you do not want to be an outcast.

And, you want to do what your family expects of you,
because you don’t want to be disinherited.

And, you want to do what your religion says,
because you don’t want to be disavowed or go to hell

—which is far worse than any of the other things. (Fun)

Most of you have been using standards
or measurements
that are outside of you
and that have nothing
to do with you
in order to try to formulate
your thoughts or opinions
or attitudes, or actions.

And in the process,
what has happened is,
you have picked up an incredible hodgepodge of beliefs,
some of which serve you—some of which do not.

Most ... feel powerless in what comes to them
because they’ve been practicing this vibration
and practicing that vibration, and practicing that vibration,
and picking up thoughts and beliefs based upon the evidence
that the society produces around them.

And so now, you find yourselves often with a whole bagful of beliefs that are not serving you.

The thing that is
most hindering
is when you look
at what people
are living
and you gather your evidence or statistics,
and then you claim it
as true.

You say,

-
“It must be true.

They warned me about that, and sure enough, it happened.”

And what we are wanting so much for you to hear is:

What anyone is living...
-
your culture, your environment, your society,
your city, your family, your person
-
what anybody is living...
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The truth, or the evidence that you are producing
is only the truth that manifests in response
to the habit of vibration that you offer.

So, when you look out into your society and you see something,
wanted or unwanted,
and
you proclaim it as true,
—

which is the reason that you give
that others should think about it,
write about it, talk about it, understand,
and accept it as truth,
—

do you feel how screwy that is?

That’s like saying,
“There’s something out there that I do not want,
but because somebody else created it in their experience
and it became their truth, now I must beat the drum of it,
and make it my truth, too.”