Outrageous Openness: Letting the Divine Take the Lead

by Tosha Silver

People often act as if there’s no Divine assistance. Why not pretend that there is?

When you refuse help, you sometimes refuse people the pleasure of helping. —Anonymous

I Am abundance. I Am love. All that I need always comes. The Divine is my Source. She was That. She owned the vibration. She was free. So give some things away. Pay for some friends’ meals. Do whatever it takes to feel prosperous despite current appearances. And never, ever say you’re broke. If you dwell in the vibration of fear, doubt, and constriction that you will undoubtedly attract. If you insist you never have enough, the world will heartily agree. But if you let yourself be what you think you need, one way or another, it will come.

But if you care about someone, worry is the worst energy you can send. It directly transmits fear and restriction, since we usually visualize all the darkest possible outcomes. So even if it’s well-intended, worry blankets the poor recipient’s energy field in a negative vibe. Imagine a black Express Mail envelope marked “Thinking of You” filled with muck, mildew, and a few skull bones. That’s worry. So it’s simple instead to learn to send blessings as soon as worry begins. Just hold the person in your mind filled with light and happiness, see them peaceful and content. Do it day after day. That’s the single most useful gift you can mentally offer anyone you love.

And if you think you don’t have time to bless someone, consider how consuming worry can be. Anxiety can be a full-time hyper-focus mental devotion for an obsessed mind. And learning to shift from worry to blessings just takes practice.

“My life is unfolding in Divine timing. All delays are beneficial. I’m always at the right place at the right time.”

Be here now. Be somewhere else later. Is that so hard? —Jewish-Zen saying