Being blinded by your senses demands that you only believe what the outside world suggests; but the senses only tell a portion of the story. Your fives physical senses only affirm what already is, they cannot and do not have any bearing on what can be. Perhaps one of the most notable statements ever penned, is when Helen Keller, American author and lecturer describes, ‘The most pathetic person in the world is someone who has sight but not vision.’ Human beings were created in the God-class, and by that, as did He, when He sees something not to His liking. He would imagine it differently and form what He created. As with the story of the gentlemen Ed Mylett, now is a global speaker, entrepreneur, author and yes, he did realize his dream of a owning a home on ocean front property.
In, You will receive more part 1, I spoke of his means of emotional conditioning, that being taking back the fragmented pieces of you that have been left in the past through regret, unforgiveness and guilt that destroy your senses of self-worth. To a more complimentary assessment of who you are, having made mistakes, not that you are a mistake. One is an event, from which, when properly learned from becomes wisdom to share. The other becoming a conditioned identity, sinking to rise no more. Now, which would you prefer? You and I are better and more capable than we can ever image. There are no God made failures and we do not have to remain or repeat what we have experienced in the past. But without a vision, a desired picture of possibility and generally, at the onset, with no visible means of how to bring it about. But without a vision, you will be inspired no further, move or experience no more, than you have or are experiencing. Without a vision the people perish, right where they are, this is worthy of consideration!
A well-defined alternative to what you are now experiencing, when attended to, will generate momentum and means toward its fulfillment.
-George Stewart