Hi Friends,
I have missed speaking to you, I have been otherwise involved with my new book project. hope you all have a chance to check out my Facebook page where I am able to post snippets on a more regular basis.
Today's blog deal with a concept I have been reading about. I call it 'Soul Sculpting". Not a new concept, but new for me and my readers. Essentially, Soul Sculpting is inward change to our outward view of life. A paradigm shift if you will. It is like taking a pre-programed seed or in my case the soul and instead of just accepting your spiritual life as it has been created, taking control and editing it so to speak and changing where on your spiritual journey you happen to be.
Another way of saying this is you can be sitting in a movie theater and watch you life with someone else playing you. Whether you like the movie or scene is irrelevant, you movie or life as it were will play out no matter your feeling. Or you can write, direct and star in your own life, and if you don't like a scene or even the ending you can shout cut, do a re-write and see how it plays out. Sounds like a good way to view life to me, how about you?
So "Soul Sculpting" is just that. It is taking your seed of life, the soul and shaping, cultivating, and chiseling your way to the life you see yourself having, not some else's version of you. You have the tools, and the talent. Do you have the time and patience to take on the most important work of your life. This is a question I can't answer for you, it is the whole point of life. Do you want to write your book, your script? So you want to complete your picture, your puzzle. Not an easy question, one fraught with danger and disappointment, and excitement and liberation of your spirit
This is a Big deal, one you need to take some time thinking about. But the lesson is simple, either you want to control your own life, and take responsibility for writing the story or you are willing to let soemone else do it and just complain about how unfair life is.
It is all up to you!
Have a great weekend, and a belated Happy Father's Day to all my followers.
Robb
Friday, June 25, 2010
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