It’s often said, usually by motivational speakers, that we can be whatever we want to be, or can become whatever we want, or can manifest whatever we want. What’s noticeable in these sayings is the self-focus, the betterment of the lot of the individual.
Whether be anything, have anything, do anything is myth or reality, isn’t the real point the need in our world to shift our attention from self to all, and not just to a local or immediate circle of all but to the greater good? Imagine the world we could create with such focus.
When we choose to put ourselves in service of that greater good, of creating a better world, the intentions we set are of a higher order. And in making this shift we open ourselves to the possibility of help from a higher power.
Through deep reflection we may connect with a universal wisdom and the co-creative power of the universe which helps us shape truly powerful and encompassing intentions. When reflecting on our intentions, we can become even more granular and consider the nature and quality of our thought life.
Thoughts are very powerful and creative. They reflect the reality of our intentions. So as we combine our reflective insights with a clear will to create and hold powerful thoughtforms in service of the greater good we open up to becoming truly magical.
We then release them with love, into to the care of the universe, trusting that whatever happens is what’s meant to, that connections are being made across our vast system, and that magic is occurring whether it is visible to us or not.