Humans, Squirrels, and Well-being

 
Abraham Hicks Quotes on Law of Attraction

Now, the squirrel had a benefit in learning life from his mother, that you didn’t have. The squirrel’s mother knew well-being. The squirrel did not pick up vibrational undertones of lack. The squirrel does not feel fear, the squirrel does not worry about getting old. The squirrel does not fear death. The squirrel does not worry about what is coming. The squirrel only basks in the deliciousness of the now. Watch him, and you can see that it is so.

So what we are getting at, here, is that it is only physical man who has learned to focus lackfully and therefore disallow the well-being from being his dominant experience. But still he survives. In other words, still the well-being is so overwhelming that physical man continues to be. Now, why do you suppose that physical man, who is able to perceive intellectually in a much more exaggerated way than any of the other species upon your planet, why do you suppose he is also the one more likely to be lackful? Because man is the creator in this environment.

Man said, before he was man, while he was still Nonphysical Energy, “I want to go forth into this physical arena of contrast because I am a creator, I am a flow-er of Energy, and without the ability to perceive what is not wanted, I could not consciously and deliberately identify what is wanted. Without the ability to perceive contrast, I would just nebulously flow Energy all over the place, and I am wanting to deliberately choose objects to which I flow my attention.”

~ taken from Workshop Transcript 2/26/94, San Francisco, CA

 

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