Knocking on the door

What you have right now is what you want.

Believe it?

On some level, what you have right now is what you want.  If it’s chaos, you have played a part in creating it. 

I remember someone taught me that and at first, I didn’t believe it.  My ego wouldn’t let me.  I had lots of reasons why I was a victim, I was good and the situation was bad but it was someone else’s fault. 

Now I know that I create my own reality.  This is actually really good news because it means if I don’t like the way things are, I can change them. 

It might take some courage and I might need to make some tough choices, but I have the power to do so. 

Are you part of a drama?  Do you want to be part of that drama?  At some level, you have invited that drama in.  You have been available to the drama. 

I like to think of it this way, your heart and mind and body are like a house and it’s as if drama comes knocking on your door.  What do you say?

If someone knocked on your house door right now and said, “Hi, I’m chaos and this is my friend anger and we brought along fear and codependence.  We’d like to come in and reside here for the next few years.  (They are crafty and they know that if you let them in you may never have the courage to ask them to leave.) Anyway, can we come in?”

What would you say?

You’d say… “Absolutely not, I’m building my house on love and light and peace and abundance.  My house and the people in it are too precious to allow you in.  Go away.” And you’d close the door. 

Now, consider your body is the house.  Your mind and your soul and your heart are in the house.  Are you gonna let the bad guys in? 

You have the peep hole.  Look through it.  Take a deep breath and say no.  You’ve seen crazy and you are not inviting it in anymore. 

The things in your house are too precious.  You are building your house on love and light and peace and abundance.  There’s only so much room.  Fill it up with the good stuff.