What Would You Love to Experience?

What would you love to do if money were not an object? How would you enjoy spending your time? What is keeping you from living the life of your dreams? How often do you check the balance of your bank accounts?

We often limit ourselves by looking at our bank accounts and seeing what we have there. Then, based on that, we determine what is possible, perpetuating our limited thinking and keeping us small-minded.

When we define what’s possible by looking at our bank account balance, we make the bank account a false God. Our Highest Self or Divine Self, which is the Self within all selves, whispers to us, “Anything is possible. What would you love to experience?” The limited self can’t imagine what’s possible beyond the brick walls of the bank account defining our lives.

We block ourselves from infinite potentiality. Instead of asking what else is possible, we say what is impossible or what can’t be done based on that limitation.

The second commandment from the Bible is clear: “Thou shalt have no other gods before Me.” [Exodus 20:2] Looking at your bank account to determine what you can and cannot do is an example of placing a false God before the Infinite Source of all creation. Up until now, anyway.

It’s a practice to shift your perspective from limited thinking to infinite potentiality and unlimited possibility thinking. It’s not like you do it once and you’re done. It’s a practice of choosing to view your life through the lens of the infinite in every situation. Remember the famous phrase in Christianity, “What Would Jesus Do”? Asking this question helped Christians shift their perspective and open their minds to that of Jesus by turning to scripture. You can try using that question to shift your perspective or create a personalized version for yourself. What would the Source of all creation do? What would Spirit do? What else is possible?

If you have been limiting your good by what you see in your bank account and making it a false God, can you think of other areas in your life where you have done the same?

This month I invite you to expand your mind beyond the finite and into the Infinite. When we dwell in Unlimited Possibility, we merge with it and realize we are stronger than we know, more powerful than we believe, and more splendid than we have imagined. We have all the resources we need, everything is happening for our highest and greatest good, and we can be, do, and have anything we want for ourselves and our lives. It just keeps getting better and better with each moment.

Impossible becomes I’m-possible because of this realization. The captain has turned off the fasten seatbelt signs, and you are now free to move about the cabin. You are unlimited. Now, what would you love to experience for yourself and your life?

And so it is.