What If God…Blog

Since the publishing of The Secret by Rhonda Byrne in 2006, many have become familiar with the term Law of Attraction and have become interested, intrigued, and sometimes confused by this phenomena of Law of Attraction. People often wonder, “what is Law of Attraction (LOA)? How do I use LOA in my life? If I use LOA to get what I want in life, where does what I don’t want come from?” All these are valid questions and should be addressed. In personal irony for me, my metaphysical  book What If God Were One Of Us? was published five months prior to The Secret, and for me it just shows that there was great energy surrounding Law of Attraction and personal manifesting around this time, and it was time for the … Read entire article »

How many of us really know our true selves? What is it that we call our selves? A bunch of internal mental chatter that was programmed into us in our formative years as our parents, teachers, and other edified individuals drilled into our heads what they thought we should know? Don’t get me wrong: a good deal of this internal chatter was actually good stuff that we needed and still rely upon to function and stay safe in this world, given to us by people who love us no doubt. However, in there with the programming that tells us to stay away from fire, to look both ways before crossing the street, and to wash our hands before meals is also internal chatter that tells us we need to make … Read entire article »

As we have come upon another birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and approach another King Holiday, I am of course drawn to the topic of holding the vision. Dr. King’s most famous speech, I Have a Dream, was about his vision for a new America. The politics of the speech and the correctness of his vision are irrelevant to my point here; what is important is looking at King’s vision and his effectiveness in holding that vision and making it manifest. Mohandas K. Ghandi, whom Dr. King admired and patterned himself after in many ways, was a man who was all about holding a vision and making it manifest as the work he spearheaded led to the independence of the Indian subcontinent from the British Empire. Non-violence was more … Read entire article »

It is important that, if we are to evolve in consciousness, we begin to actively embrace the God Mind. Outmoded thinking that involves the extreme of thinking that we are tools of some distant god in a heaven we can never get to until we die. or the other extreme of thinking that there is nothing beyond the brain and individual self, must be replaced with an expanded viewpoint. As a youth beginning to become conscious I used to hear of Triple Darkness, but did not understand it. I can now see that Triple Darkness is the same phenomena that we witness as a Black Hole in the Universe; no light nor any matter can escape it, and therefore it is the epitome of the lack of space-time, since the laws … Read entire article »