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Resisting change is something all people do in a variety of ways. Some keep themselves in old and broken relationships because they don’t want them to end; others keep broken things in their closets in the hopes of repairing them later; others stay in their old jobs in fear of not finding any better; and others keep their old habits in fear of changing themselves beyond recognition.

However, a routine cleanup of our environment is necessary in order to move on and evolve. It’s definitely not an easy task, but it’s nevertheless necessary. Some of the things we need to reexamine and allow to take their natural course can be habits we no longer like, people we no longer click with, and things we don’t need anymore.

First, it’s not very easy to get rid of old habits, but it’s not impossible. As the saying goes, “old habits die hard,” but if we look at how a habit was formed, we can un-form it. Sometimes, these habits were born of a necessity which is no longer valid; however, because they had been practiced for a long time, they have become difficult to change. The only way to break these habits is by creating new ones and following the 21-day-rule. In brief, the 21-day-rule says that if you do something for 21 days in a row, it becomes a habit. So, to break a habit, practice a more useful one and allow the older one to die out.

Second, getting rid of people may sound a bit harsh, but it’s also necessary. Just like habits, we also get used to people. However, if we truly love them, we may sometimes have to let them go or even force them to. This is especially the case when the relationship with them is bringing misfortune to one or both of the participants. Yes, it may be difficult and it may create bad feelings between the people involved, however, it’s always better to set people free even against their will if we believe that it will make them and us happy in the long run. We also need to make sure that we don’t get too attached to certain people either, especially when our attachment to them is keeping them from evolving and growing.

Third, getting rid of things is the easiest of the lot. Just look around your house and evaluate each item individually. If you haven’t used it in the past year and the chances of using it in the future are very low, either throw it or sell it. By starting with this, you put yourself in the mood of eliminating the extra clutter from your life to allow newer and better things to replace them.

In the end, when you are ready to reshape your life, before starting to learn and change things, look at what needs to be thrown out first. To put yourself in this mood, start by throwing things you don’t need, then look around you at the people you don’t need, and finally reshape your personality through eliminating old habits and creating newer and better ones. Think of yourself like a tree: old branches must be clipped every now and then in order to allow newer and healthier ones to grow.

Originally posted on April 2, 2020 @ 6:11 pm

Most of us find it very difficult to evolve and improve ourselves, and this is mainly because we need someone to look at us with fresh, yet sharp, eyes. When we look around, we find a huge number of so-called life coaches and mentors in different disciplines such as NLP, auto-hypnosis, and an abundance of other programs. Unfortunately, while some of these mentors or gurus may be authentic, the vast majority are in it for the money. In this article, we will discuss the various criteria that a mentor should possess before apprenticing yourself to him/her. Finding a true mentor is rare, but once the seeker of wisdom is ready, the universe will place the right mentor (or sometimes mentors) on his path.

NOTE: This article deals more with choosing a more holistic mentor, and this is not to be confused with choosing a professional consultant.

#1: A mentor does not charge fees for his counsel but accepts gifts

As a general rule of thumb, when a guru or a mentor puts a price tag on his coaching, then it’s mainly a scam. True wisdom is freely given because the mentor knows that by sharing his wisdom, he will only be gaining more of it. I have seen mentors and gurus charging hundreds and even thousands of dollars for single sessions with them. In spirituality, this goes completely against every principle. On the other hand, it is the duty of the disciple to show gratitude to his mentor who will gracefully accept any kinds of gifts, be it financial or otherwise, as long as it is given with LOVE (see this article for more details). However, true mentors know that not all disciples can afford gifts, yet this is no reason to refuse their discipleship. While the universe will find appropriate ways to reward the mentor for his work, the mentor doesn’t really care about this. Enjoying the evolution of the disciple is tremendously rewarding for the mentor beyond any gift.

#2: A mentor builds trust with his disciples before anything else

A mentor knows that the road to wisdom and personal evolution is not easy, and many disciples can’t handle all the hardships which need to be endured on the way. Accordingly, the mentor knows that he may have to sometimes force his disciple to do things which are outside his nature, and maybe even difficult, in order to overcome certain fears, faults or shortcomings. If trust is not there, the student can easily give up and leave to go find another mentor. However, if there is enough trust and love between the mentor and the disciple, the latter will know that the former wouldn’t ask him to do something haphazard and that there is a very important lesson to be learned from the assigned task. This is why most mentors would require a promise of almost absolute obedience from their disciples as a test of faith.

#3: A mentor can discuss almost anything

While a mentor may have certain areas of expertise, he should have enough general knowledge about almost anything. When he doesn’t, he can admit it while making sure to research it later, for it may be an important anchor into the disciple’s spirit. Moreover, a mentor who has learned just one method and uses it with every disciple is not truly a mentor, but more of a teacher. Such a coach will not be able to work or succeed with all his students, but only with the limited number on whom the methodology can be applied. Such a person may be better employed as a professional consultant for he is only able to tackle his areas of expertise and not much more. On the other hand, a true mentor takes in the disciple globally, assesses his personality, strengths, weaknesses, fears, and faults and then devises an adaptable personalized plan for each disciple accordingly.

#4: A mentor sees a lesson in every experience

There is no need to create hypothetical situations or virtual scenarios to teach disciples needed lessons. The true mentor knows that life itself will provide the necessary opportunities to send a message to the disciple in the most efficient manner. Therefore, a mentor only prepares a general plan of work with his disciples and modifies it based on what is currently happening in the disciple’s life. Sometimes the mentor may use problems from his own life in order to send a message across. The mentor does not see the disciple as a client, but as an extension of himself through which the will of the universe is being executed. While a paid coach will not teach everything so that the student keeps coming back for more, a true mentor gives everything he has and more, wanting his disciple to become better than he is. In doing so, the mentor and the disciple evolve together and become even better conduits of the will of the universe.

#5: A mentor may refuse disciples indirectly

While a life coach or any type of consultant or trainer takes in almost all students since they are paying clients, a mentor only takes those whom he deems ready. When a disciple is not ready, the mentor will not tell him to go away per se; instead, he would set him on a seemingly impossible yet useful task. If the disciple accomplishes it, he becomes ready to be adopted by the mentor. On the other hand, if the disciple fails or abandons the given task, he will remove himself from the mentor’s tutelage and then either abandon the idea of finding a mentor altogether or goes looking for another mentor.

#6: A mentor finds and creates opportunities for his disciples

When a mentor accepts his disciple, he will employ all his network for the success, benefit and betterment of his disciple. While a coach simply points the direction, the mentor takes his disciple by the hand and provides him with the best opportunities at his disposal in order to make him better than he ever was.

#7: A mentor can be anyone

While coaches work on becoming famous and successful, a mentor is content with himself. He may or may not be famous, but in either case, it makes no difference when he chooses his disciples. Many mentors work from behind the scenes and are not authorities in any fields in particular; however, they all have one thing in common: practical wisdom. They may have the knowledge of various methods that can be used in different fields, but they rely more on intuition and a true connection with their disciples in order to help them perfect themselves as much as possible. Despite all their wisdom, mentors do not need to have perfect lives in the eyes of the world, yet their lives are perfect in their own eyes, for they provide ample opportunities to evolve, learn and teach. A mentor may be homeless, have trouble with his family, or be facing any other problems, yet that does not decrease his wisdom nor his power at all. In fact, it is through their utter humanity that true mentors can actually impart wisdom upon their disciples. While a coach shares his knowledge from his high horse, a real mentor does it through a genuine sharing of experience with his disciples.

Finally, anyone, from the most illiterate farmer to the most highly educated doctor, can be a true mentor provided he has practical wisdom shared through humility, can exercise empathy by being intimately connected with his disciples, and offers his counsel freely with LOVE while receiving their gratitude with similar LOVE.

Originally posted on March 30, 2020 @ 4:38 pm

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Once a person rises above the worldly burden of social and religious dogma and goes deeper into the world of spirituality, he will undoubtedly begin to see the world in parallels. In fact, the relationship between the natural and the spiritual worlds has been documented through the millenia such as in the Emerald Tablets which state, “that which is above is from that which is below, and that which is below is from that which is above”. 

Not only does the physical world reflect the spiritual world and vice versa, but each of the worlds reflects itself infinitely. The best example of this is by comparing an atom to the solar system. Another example is when the history of an empire or a dynasty is compared to a person’s life. Truly, the universe is like a hall of mirrors; and if we start looking at it that way, an interesting idea begins to emerge: what if there is no actual difference between the physical and the spiritual worlds? What if, like the atom and the solar system, they are both part of the same thing?

By seeing things in this new light, one starts seeing that a person’s life also reflects that of the universe. Before the moment of conception, a person is nothing, which is pure energy. Upon conception, this energy manifests itself in a single cell which quickly starts to duplicate itself even after the moment of birth. At that time, upon observing the baby medically, one can see the quick pace of development and energy. Moreover, during childhood, we can also see that a chlid’s consciousness is also emerging and developing. As time passess, this energy begins to decrease as consciousness begins to increase. When energy and consciousness are at almost equal proportions, a human seeks to procreate, thereby creating other new humans. Afterwards, with life experiences and time, consciousness continues to expand and energy dwindles progressively until the moment of death. 

On the other hand, we can see that the universe is following almost the same path. It started off as a single point which exploded and expanded rapidly at first, and then continued to expand but at a slower and slower rate. Moreover, if we are to define the universe’s consciousness as the sum total of the consciousness of the living beings on it, we can also see how this consciousness increased while the energy decreased. Life started off with micro-organisms which are barely conscious, then developed to plans, then animals with more consciousness followed by more and more conscious animals until humanity appeared. At first, humanity was more about hunting and full fledged wars between tribes and nations. Eventually, these full on wars subsided and were replaced by longer and harder economic and intellectual cold wars. So, the energy of life on planet Earth is now dwindling while consciousness is rising. So we can see now that Earth is close to the turning point of procreation; and true enough, we are now seeking to start new life on other planets. 

This is only one application of the eternal reflection of the worlds. With more observation, one can quickly draw more and more comparisons. This perspective not only allows a person to see the world differently, but it also allows one to make more and more accurate predictions based on the natural/spiritual course of things. 

Originally posted on April 6, 2020 @ 8:04 pm

Seeking wisdom is perhaps one of the most noble causes; however, it is also one of the most dangerous. This is mainly due to the fact that most seekers look for wisdom without really knowing what it looks like.

Neale Donald Walsch, author of Conversations with God, states that “wisdom is knowledge applied.” This means that wisdom is not found in books alone, it also comes from experience.

We all know people who have vast amounts of knowledge, and they dazzle you with their information. On the other hand, we also know people who are illiterate but whose experience is enriching when shared. However, though we may be tempted to label either of them wise, they are not, for they both still have faults they are unaware of.

The book learner may call himself wise and preach his knowledge to everyone, but he may sometimes be unable to recognize the opportunities in the world around him. Reading about the procedures involved in a surgery is not the same as actually performing it. I have met many people who discovered that they couldn’t handle blood in their third or fourth year of medicine despite having had straight A’s in all their exams. They know what blood is and what its made of, but when it came to dealing with the actual thing, they were lost.

The illiterate expert, on the other hand, could do lots of things but took longer than necessary. This is because he was doing out of trial and error without the ability to learn from other people’s mistakes, only his own.

But that is not the problem. Both of these may be very successful in their lives. The true challenge in seeking wisdom lies in the ego. True wisdom is in taming ones ego. In their quest to wisdom, the book learner sometimes cultivates arrogance, and the illiterate acquires pride. Both arrogance and pride taint wisdom and obliterate it.

However, there are very few who succeed, and they all have one thing in common: innocence. Such people, when you scratch their brains, you discover vast troves of knowledge, and when you see them work, you witness superior skill. Yet, despite all this, they never make you feel inferior; they make you feel loved and wanted. And this is the true mark of wisdom which knows no age, race, gender or religion.

Originally posted on October 28, 2020 @ 9:45 am

There are two kinds of people…

How many times have you heard that one before?

No really!

A person’s truth shines only after he’s been through hardships. One of the most important gods in the Hindu religion is Lord Shiva who is both the god of wisdom and the god of destruction. And when we delve deeper into why these two seemingly opposing concepts are merged in one god, we discover a very important truth: without destroying the old ego, new wisdom cannot be developed. As discussed in an earlier post here, one of the most important marks of wisdom is humility. As long as a person is arrogant, he cannot be truly wise.

This brings us back to chocolate. Assuming that good people are like chocolate, when it’s placed in the sun or on fire, chocolate only becomes softer and just as tasty (hot chocolate anyone?). Good people are like that: hardships only make them wiser and better human beings. On the other hand, many people who are already bitter end up hardening and becoming even more negative after going through hardships, just like clay.

In the end, most of us will go through hardships in our lives; we don’t have a choice in that. However, we do have a choice whether we will be chocolate or whether we’ll be clay.

Originally posted on October 22, 2020 @ 11:05 am

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The four elements of earth, water, wind and fire are neutral parts of existence. They are neither good nor evil, yet they can be used for either. Moreover, good and evil do not exist per se, for what actually exists are order and chaos; however, these two are neither good nor evil themselves in the human definition. Too much of one and too little of another is what can be considered evil. People often mistake order with good and chaos with evil, although these are just as neutral of the elements, for the elements are borne of them.

The Yin Yang symbol is perhaps the best illustration of the principles of order and chaos. If one overcomes the other, the other is borne again from the vanquisher. What separates between order and chaos in the Yin Yang is a curved line and not a straight one; this is to reaffirm that the only true balance between these forces is the lack thereof. Each force is always attempting to take a bit more of the other, and this is what keeps both forces active. If either of the forces becomes content, the other will devour it. Therefore, the only balance that can exist is a healthy dose of both forces.

While these two forces manifest themselves in nature through the elements, they also manifest themselves through people through their elemental personalities. Some personality combinations are more prone to one force than another; for example, a person who has high levels of fire and wind personalities is more easily influenced by chaos, while a person whith high levels of water and earth sways more towards order. People in whom these imbalances are manifested are agents of chaos and order respectively, and the higher levels of each personality they have in them, the more dangerous they are for the general balance of the world.

In order to diminish the agents of order and chaos’ effect on the general balance, angels and Allpatheists can pair up agents of order with agents of chaos and make them work together. If they work together long enough – even if they are coaxed into it – the temperaments of one will eventually rub off on another which will diminish the high levels in both through promoting the emergence of the missing elements in each. In doing so, more angels can be created.

On the other hand, if left to their own means, agents of order will band with other agents of order and the same goes for agents of chaos, and this is detrimental for the general balance. This has been seen many times thourghout history: the communist era was a collaboration between many agents of order, while the Nazi era was a collaboration between agents of chaos. Each of these eras called upon the intervention of many angels in an avatar capacity to inject the opposite of the force being abused.

In conclusion, agents of order and agents of chaos are the opposite of angels, and they need to be identified and managed by angels before causing imbalances that call upon the intervention of avatars.

Originally posted on November 4, 2020 @ 10:58 am

Schools nowadays are full of anti-bullying campaigns and trying to teach kids to be nice to one another. While this may work sometimes, it fails miserably most of the time.

But why does it fail?

To answer this question, we should first try to understand the bully. In general, a bully is usually a person who is trying to hide and/or externalize personal perceived defects (such as issues at home or learning difficulties) by intimidating those around him, through threat of violence, to become more like him and less successful.

Schools nowadays teach students to see and understand the bully in this way: as a weak person trying to express himself in the only way he knows. However, when the victims do understand this ans try to approach it in the non-violent way by somehow bringing up this weakness to the bully, they end up getting beat up even worse. In such a case, even if the bully had never intended to actually use violence, he would be even more tempted to do so because his weakness is now threatened to be uncovered.

While it is important to teach bullying victims how to understand the bully, they should also be taught how to be tough. They need to be taught how to protect themselves if the need arises, and they also need to learn how to avoid putting themselves in vulnerable situations.

However, as things are now with schools trying to avoid violence, even in self defense, all they are doing is empowering the bully who may or may not be getting punished by the “authority” and weakening the victim who is forbidden from learning how to protect himself.

This is why we should not only teach our students restraint, but also self defense. Otherwise, they will grow up to be weak and broken adults. And we are seeing more and more of this in the new generation of young adults…

Originally posted on October 25, 2020 @ 8:49 am

The existence of angels in the world is very important, for they tackle community problems before they become world issues. However, these small world imbalances may not always be solved by the angels, or they may be too big for them. When elemental imbalances become too much to handle they evolve into catastrophic proportions of order versus chaos. In these instances, the solution is out of the angels’ hands and into the avatars’.

Avatars come in many shapes, sizes and configurations. While some religions believe that an avatar is one person who is the incarnation of a god, Allpatheism believes that an avatar isn’t always just one person. Sometimes, avatars are groups or coalitions of angels working together to restore balance to the world. Usually, only one of the angels in this group becomes famous; however, upon further studying the biography and works of this individual, it becomes clear that they wouldn’t have reached far on their own without the support of a select group of angels around them.

Most avatars that we know of such as Krishna, Rama, Buddha, Jesus, and many others never worked alone; they were always surrounded by disciples who believed in their teachings and worked for their cause. Without the support of the disciples (who are actually angels coming together), the perceived avatar wouldn’t have been able to get too far. Therefore, the avatar is actually the group and not the individual.

This would make more sense on a spiritual level since angels have higher balanced levels of energies from all four gods. Once they come together, these energies amplify beyond the sum total of each angel’s energy, and with enough of it concentrated in a single place, change happens.

No one knows when avatars come; moreover, the world as we know it now is becoming bigger on some fronts and smaller on others. Our consciousness is expanding beyond our solar system while our connection with those around us is becoming faster. Technology is reshaping our world and our very configuration, and archaic religions are becoming obsolete as they reflect the spiritual, physical and emotional needs of an age that is quickly vanishing. It is now evident that the next avatar will have a wider reach and a faster connection with people. With today’s technology, the avatar group of angels will be bigger and more powerful than ever before, and it will perform feats similar to the gods’ because of the concentration and the amplification of the energies of all these angels.

The advent of the avatar is preceeded by many signs; however, the most important one of all is general unrest in the world. With agents of order and agents of chaos having reached high places in the world, the pendulum is quickly swinging between extreme order and extreme chaos every day. The angels are doing everything they can to restabilise the world, but it’s becoming more and more difficult. Eventually, they will come together as the next avatar.

Originally posted on October 17, 2020 @ 8:08 am

Ahriman, in his obsession with order, created the universe in his image. It was made of complete and utter order. Not a speck of dust moved without his knowledge, yet he grew tired of it. That’s when Lucifer, in his witty and rebellious attitude, started nudging things here and there: a planet thrown off course, a star suddenly brightened, a black hole opens. Ahriman loved Lucifer’s games, but he feared and couldn’t handle the chaos, so he would always reset the course of whatever Lucifer nudged. And it was so for eons and eons. Lucifer creates chaos, and Ahriman creates order anew. But they grew tired and bored, so they each broke themselves into two.

Ahriman’s order and fear broke into Gaia and Aqua. Gaia, though wise, was plagued with grief, while Aqua, though patient, was ruled by fear. Gaia always criticized and judged the other gods. She also counselled them in their grief, but she could never overcome her own grief, for she was grief itself. On the other hand, Aqua always did his work meticulously, but he was always afraid of limitations. He feared being dependent on the other gods, but he couldn’t help it, for he was fear.

Lucifer’s chaos and rebelliousness broke into Agni and Vayu. Agni, though charismatic, was prone to bouts of anger and destruction. Whenever things didn’t go his way, he would lash out and destroy them. He couldn’t control his anger, for he was anger. Meanwhile, Vayu, though happy and loved by all the others, was ruled by envy. She wanted all the love and attention for herself and couldn’t bear it when the other gods were good to one another. She would manipulate and sow distrust among her siblings so that they all loved only her. And she couldn’t control it, for she was envy.

But despite all their differences, the four gods had one thing in common. They loved one another fiercely. Eventually, though they remained as separate entities, they paired up: Gaia with Vayu and Agni with Aqua, and they bore children. Their children were a mixture of their characters. They had a variety of powers themselves, but not as powerful as their parents’. As time went on, these children had children of their own, and more and more hybrid beings with a mixture of all four characters emerged. However, as the number of children grew, the powers of the four gods diminished, but they realized that their consciousness was expanding. Their original souls had shattered and spread through their children and grandchildren. As time progressed, the powers of the original gods were so diluted that they had become negligible. Eventually, Gaia, Aqua, Agni and Vayu all disappeared, yet their consciousness remained and kept on expanding. When the last remnants of the old gods dispersed in humans and other conscious beings, a void appeared in their stead. And it was called death.

Death started calling back all the fragments of the original gods back to itself. However, as these humans continued to procreate, all the collected fragments were reborn in different people. They did not reincarnate as a whole, but as a combination of fragments. In this order of chaos, sometimes more than one fragment from the same older soul reincarnated in the same new soul. When enough fragments of the same old soul reincarnated in the same new soul, this new soul could remember its past life and learn from it. In addition to that, fragments of old souls sometimes recognized their counterparts in other people. When this happened, they truly became soulmates, and the love borne between them changed the course of history on countless occasions.

Thus, the true history of creation is finally revealed. It is not a history of blood and war, but of love and brotherhood. For in all their endeavors, all souls, old and renewed, are looking for one thing and one thing only: love.

Originally posted on October 9, 2020 @ 8:43 am

How many weird surprises do you get every day? Have you thought of a friend you haven’t seen for years and had him suddenly cross your path the very next day? Have you experienced a sense of Déjà vu? Are their some number patterns you keep seeing everywhere like 11:11? Most people would shrug these off as weird coincidences which have no meaning; however, for those of us on the spiritual path, we know that they are called Synchronicities, and they are probably the most important signposts to our destiny and our personal evolution.

The term “synchronicity” was first coined by Jung to describe events happening at the same time with a psychic or supernatural connection. James Redfield also covered them extensively in the Celestine Prophecy and Vision. I also wrote about it a lot in my best-seller “The Destined Journey” However, in more plain terms that we can all understand, imagine that your life’s path is a GPS program. Before you start your journey, you (or the universe) tell it where you’d like to go. Accordingly, the GPS plots your course in the easiest and most convenient route. As you go along, the program will tell you which turn to take and when. If you follow the directions, you get to your destination with almost no hassle. However, if you intentionally or accidentally miss a turn, the GPS replots your course; however, this time it’s longer and a bit more difficult. The more signposts you miss, the longer and harder your journey becomes. It’s almost the same in life: synchronicities are the directions that the GPS gives you. You can either grab them and live a spiritually successful life, or you can ignore them and get into some hardships. Also, just like a GPS, when you are closer to a destination, you get more directions so that you don’t miss it. Therefore, when an objective is near, you get more and more synchronicities. In this article, we are going to discuss various ways of grabbing synchronicities.

#1: Déjà vu and Strange Number Patterns

Many people around the world experience Déjà vu often. Many scientists have attempted to explain it; however, there haven’t been any sure reasons so far… and there probably won’t be. On the other hand, synchronistically speaking, a Déjà vu, just like a strange number pattern, is simply trying to tell you to pay attention. It is not a synchronicity per se, it’s more of a warning message, like when the GPS tells you to slide right it a few hundred meters so that you don’t miss your exit. Likewise, a Déjà vu is just telling you that a synchronicity is coming soon, so recharge your energy and pay attention.

#2: Synchronistic Meetings

On many occasions, you run into people you haven’t seen in a long time after having been thinking of them recently. This means that there should be an exchange of information between you and that person; however, it doesn’t mean that you will always get something out of it. Sometimes, you’re simply supposed to give a message to that person. The best way to insure that the message is delivered is to first, work up the courage to talk to that person, and second, listen with LOVE, which we will discuss in point #3.

#3: LOVE

LOVE stands for Lots Of Valuable Energy, and it is the main key for unlocking the meaning of synchronicities. When you sense that a synchronicity is coming up or when you actually are in a synchronicity, pay attention to those around you and give them LOVE. Put yourself in the mind frame of being there for that person and giving 100% of yourself to help them. This will not only make you feel great, but it may also hold a crucial piece of information for your journey (and/or theirs).

#4: Courage

Seeing a synchronicity may sometimes be easy, but grabbing it isn’t. Usually, the main reason behind this difficulty is lack of courage. For example, say you’re on the bus and you hear a couple discussing a topic that you are either deeply interested in or have just been thinking about. This is a synchronicity, and it means that you should join their conversation. However, the ego starts to play its little games and gets you to feel overly self-conscious. The shyer you are, the more difficult it becomes, and you end up missing out on a synchronicity. Instead, fill yourself with LOVE and jump into the conversation. What’s the worst that can happen? They would shun you out or say something rude. That’s the maximum they can do; however, this would be very rare. In most cases, when you are volunteering important information, you would be more than welcome in the conversation and more synchronicities would happen. You may also meet your next close friend.

#5: Intuition

Sometimes you get a strong urge to do something or call someone. That person may also be someone you don’t know, or even a celebrity. With the help of our old friend Google, you can easily find a way to send a message to that person. Your message doesn’t need to be specific. It may just be something like “I have a feeling you may be interested in this topic. If you are, feel free to contact me.” Simple and easy. As for the ego’s games, the worst thing that can happen here is that you don’t get an answer. At least you tried, and you put yourself out there. In fact, I have used this same strategy a few weeks ago. I have a friend who is a cancer survivor and a tremendous motivational speaker (check him out here). While I was at the supermarket, there was a rerun of a prime time TV show. When I saw the ad, I had the urge to send them a message about my friend, and I promptly did. The very next day, I got a call from them telling me that they were looking for a person like him for an episode they are working on. Synchronicities may not happen as quickly all the time, but the more you grab them, the more you get them.

#6: Stay Positive

On some occasions, the direct result of grabbing a synchronicity may be something seemingly negative. For example, you follow your intuition while driving and take a certain turn in the road, and it leads you to have an accident. This doesn’t mean that you’re on the wrong track; it may be just another part of your journey. That’s when you should calm down, eliminate blame, fill yourself with LOVE, and pay attention. The accident itself may be a negative experience, but you may learn something you needed or meet an important person in your journey because of it.

#7: Divination

Sometimes in your life you may reach a crossroads and don’t know where to go; this is when divination comes in handy. However, what I mean by divination is not fortunetelling, for the true purpose of divination is not to tell the future, but to get another glimpse into the present from a different perspective. Decide beforehand what your favorite form of divination may be and stick to it. You don’t need to follow the complex rules that the charlatans of fortunetelling use; just fill yourself with LOVE and keep it simple. Trust yourself and your intuition, and don’t ask someone else to interpret it for you (unless you have the intuition that you should). Try and see what it means to you and how it answers your question and your current situation. Based on that information, make your choice, keep moving, and remember point #6.

In conclusion, when you look at your life backwards, you will be able to see how synchronicities have been helping you all along unconsciously. You will also be able to see how many synchronicities you have missed and learn from them so that you don’t miss any other in the future. Just remember to grab every chance you get, and allow the will of the universe to be done through you afterwards. Have a great ride full of LOVE!

Have you been getting many synchronicities in your life? Let me know in the comments.

Originally posted on October 2, 2020 @ 8:53 am