Lilly6

Friends, you never get it done. We never get it done. You, we never get it done. It can never be done. If it could ever be done, we would not be eternal. It cannot be done — if we could ever get it done, we would be done, we would be dead. There is not that kind of dead. There is not dead done dead done dead done, there is not (audience laughter) — there is only eternal life experience.

So since we cannot get it done, why are we making some place that we think we want to be such an important goalpost that it makes us feel inadequate, insignificant, insecure about where we be? In other words, where you be is so fantastic — we want you to fall in love with where you are. We want you to feel thrilled at this basis of attraction where you stand. We want you to never again to feel inadequate in your incompletion because we are all eternally incomplete. And when you finally grasp that, when you finally say, “I am happy in my incompletion — I am so happy where I stand and so excited about what is coming,” now you are in that perfect place of asking and allowing and asking and allowing.

But when you say, “I am displeased with where I am because there are things missing,” the displeasure holds you as a vibrational anomaly to your own desire. And you take two steps forward and so does your desire — in other words, the crevasse between where you are and where you want to be is eternally with you. The way you close that gap is by once and for all saying, “Nothing is more important than that I feel good. I’m going to look for the positive aspects where I am, I’m going to reach for thoughts that feel good. I’m going to love myself, I’m going to love my neighbor, I’m going to love my mother, I’m going to love my daughter, I’m going to love my mate, I’m going to love my neighbor… or not think about him” — because if you address your enemy as your enemy, you have become your own enemy! You cannot focus upon those thing you hate and hold yourself at the same time in vibrational alliance with what you want.

You cannot love and hate at the same time, and you cannot allow and resist at the same time. It’s one or the other — you’re letting it in or you’re not, you’re loving or you’re hating, you’re happy or you’re sad, you are exhilarated or you’re depressed. Your choice.

— Abe — Boston, MA, 10/5/02