Love thy neighbor as thyself…

Over the last year, I’ve become a firm believer that my thoughts and emotions create my reality. A few weeks ago, I learned an even deeper truth.

During my time in France, I learned that one man on our campsite was suffering from colon cancer. I honestly was perplexed as the man in question seemed the healthiest of all. Almost automatically, I started thinking of him as a man with cancer.  And it felt wrong. All of a sudden, I knew it would have been better for this man if I had not known about his illness. It would be best if I perpetuated to see him as this healthy man I had imagined him to be.

With children it is true that they live up to your beliefs.  They are formed through the energy you invest in them emotionally, the deep beliefs you hold true, positive and negative. I am convinced it is the same with everything else.  With my thoughts and emotions, I not only create my reality, I create our reality, I co-create your reality. I’d better make sure I envision the best for us, for you.

As for the man on our campsite, whenever he crosses my mind, I try to think of him as the man who’s caravan was rammed by an other caravan, the youngest of two brothers, the man who took his bike in the morning to fetch a pain, a healthy man. Period.

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  1. Ah, very good observation about yourself and how your perception alters the energy that you emit. Excellent. Thanks for sharing your story.

  2. I like that – and I do it too (when I think of it) – when someone I know has problems and I start worrying about it, I try to see them as being just fine.

    I feel I am trusting that their higher self knows what it is doing.

    Thanks, Robin

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    Dear Mark, Robin and Enreal,
    Thank you. For sharing in my stories, for sharing your stories, for participating in my life. Thank you. I cherish your presence.
    Namaste, Norea

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