As I’m writing my affirmations, I noticed a tendency to become attached to them. Feeling like I have to control or make them happen. Thinking my ‘thinking’ controls my destiny. It does, but not in the way I once thought.
We really don’t know God’s plan for us. What he has in store and can provide is greater than anything we could possibly think up. Perhaps it’s not for us to know. It is for us to trust. Our thoughts are just inklings into the tip of the iceberg of possibilities. As writing affirmations, we are basically making a request to God to fulfill a desire. Now, if we are attached to it, we block our ability to receive it. But, if we release it and say “God, it would be nice if this happened, but thy will be done”, then we remove the blocks of our ego manifesting it and allow ourselves to receive. Affirmations are prayers and the greatest prayer of all includes "thy will be done".
Here’s where intuition comes in… Sometimes we get feelings about certain things – see the handwriting on the wall. And, sometimes this seems as if it is in our favor or against us. Consider this – it’s always in our favor. For we have been or are being shown the reality of the situation. If we can observe it from a place of detachment, then it can serve us by showing us a piece of the map. Look at it as a map. So, things may not work out the way we want, but they still work out according to God’s plan for us. It is our choice or free will to choose the direction we will go. Will we be angry, victimized, blame another, worry or will we respond from a place of love and light and expect the best and good. Will we respond from a place of service to God? Everything we could possibly think up already exists on some level at some dimension because time is not linear to Spirit. The key is EXPECTING the best from a true place of knowing and it will be so. Just like sending a letter, just mail it and TRUST is will be delivered according to the will of God for your best and highest good.
I keep hearing don't think, just do. When I'm doing to much, I hear stop doing and just be.