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To me "the highest good" is not asking permission per se, it is
asking for the farthest sight possible.

Azul

I have to agree here. As someone else mentioned, the U will give us
exactly what we want, even if we place parameters around the desire. The
only "problem" with this is that i personally don't always WANT what i want
once i get it, the reason being that i was not able to foresee all the
ramifications to getting it. I hope that someday i will have enough
intuition and discernment to be able to know ahead of time how the having
of my desire will impact on my whole life, but until then, i am a bit
reluctant to ask for SPECIFIC, detailed things, such as thus-and-so lover
or a job at such-and-such place or a certain home to live in, etc.

I have gotten such things......the boyfriend, the work, the
apartment....exactly the ones i wanted (by name or address), and they
turned out to be NOT what i wanted at all. As i heard once, sometimes the
having does not stack up to the desiring. I would rather trust the
Universe to bring me what is for my highest good rather than exactly what i
THINK i want. Or as someone else mentioned, "this or something better."

I have never been one to trust anyone other than myself, even the Universe
(before i really understood that we are all ONE)...lol But experience has
shown me that when i try to do it all myself, let's just say the contrast
can sometimes be VERY uncomfortable. When i trust the Universe to bring me
my desire in the best way and for the highest good, knowing that there are
many details about the situation about which i'm unaware and therefore at
best i'm basing my decision on sketchy information, things always work out
much better.

Cheers,
Marcy

Marcia Singer wrote:

To me "the highest good" is not asking permission per se, it is
asking for the farthest sight possible.

Azul

I have to agree here. As someone else mentioned, the U will give us
exactly what we want, even if we place parameters around the desire.

Remember to read the fine print:

". . . to the extent that it is also in alignment with my beliefs."



Rick

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starseed <starseed@...> wrote:Marcia Singer wrote:

To me "the highest good" is not asking permission per se, it is
asking for the farthest sight possible.

Azul

I have to agree here. As someone else mentioned, the U will give us
exactly what we want, even if we place parameters around the desire.

Remember to read the fine print:

". . . to the extent that it is also in alignment with my beliefs."



Rick

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OR>>>You could set the paradigm of unlimited beliefs, absolute possiblity, infinity, eternal grace and impossible probabilities. Evelyn




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Marcia Singer wrote:

To me "the highest good" is not asking permission per se, it is
asking for the farthest sight possible.

Azul

I have to agree here. As someone else mentioned, the U will give us
exactly what we want, even if we place parameters around the desire.

Remember to read the fine print:

". . . to the extent that it is also in alignment with my beliefs."



Rick

That part goes without saying...

Marcy

Is there any other way?<G>

Sharyn