Like many people attracted to studies in consciousness, counseling and coaching, I was somewhat enamored of the idea of parallel universes. Popping over to a new reality where everything was different was much more appealing than a struggle-filled march toward a "someday" where everything was solved. I was having a hard time actually doing it, however. I was probably entertaining what
Denny Dwyer has called a thousand endings - all these past events that I felt still attached to, and felt I needed to fix. A giant, lint-covered, lead-filled bustle that was the "me" I felt obligated to take everywhere. Once I'd fixed this ever-growing list of shoulds, THEN I'd get to do what I wanted to do...I was visualizing a myriad of doors to step through, yet I was dragging that big bag of dirty laundry with me...
But, with the inspiration of the mp3 listed below, I realized that the person who has that burden is not necessarily the person I am in this moment; my habitual state of mind has a fixed "me" experiencing different points in time, when, truth is, there is just a new universe with my observation every moment - and I have the ability to shift my observations.
Endless applause to Coach and
Matrix Energetics practitioner
Wendy Down for providing this free download. It puts me in a completely experiential state every time I listen to it; I've been thinking of transcribing it as every moment is so absorbing that I find it hard to remember what has just been said; yet that seems perfectly appropriate, considering the subject.
Listen here:
I listened to it again this morning and it felt more activated; new pursuits seem more playful and old ones are easily released without the burden of "history". It is easy to make the mistake of thinking of a fork in the road when getting use to the "universes" idea, and that the static "me" is choosing, when in truth, I am approaching from any and all angles. If we are stepping into a parallel universe, then it has always existed alongside the one we are living in, and does not have to share the same history - it has its own.