PERFECT LIFE NOW!

I watched Wayne Dyer's "The Shift" the other night. I love Wayne Dyer and this movie was no exception to the enlightenment that he brings to the planet. At one point in the film when explaining the ego (with a small "e"), he tells one of his skeptical listeners about our perfection when we were in the womb. Perfection so real that everything we required was perfectly provided for us in perfect time. We were nourished and nurtured spectacularly by the Infinite Intelligence. Then the moment we were born, he explains, it is like we said, "I'll take over from here!" And thus, the ego was born. Ego stands for "Edging God Out."

I loved this analogy and pondered what this meant to me and my life. How am I edging God out. I'm edging God out every time I worry. I am edging God out every time I am negative with myself. I am edging God out anytime I think me or my experience is less than perfect. I am edging God out every time I do not see God in each person.

My intention is to surrender myself and my life to God, to let God breathe through me in every moment as I move into action.

This is perfection week in Mental Muscle Boot Camp. How perfect and what synchronicity. And then, more synchronicity...I found myself in a hospital with my husband who was having a minor surgery. How did I find perfect life in a hospital? When that was my intention it wasn't hard. At one point, my husband said, "I just want to get this over so I can get on with life." I almost immediately responded with "This is life."

Yes, life is always happening so perfectly. The journey of that day in the hospital showed me how each piece of the puzzle fits together. Each person we connected with met us in perfection, flowing and dancing with us as my husband revealed perfect healing. Life did not stop and my husband did not stop either. He continued to laugh and be an inspiration to all those around him. He was a shining example to me.

I am shifting right now. I am learning to live my BIGGER GAME...which encompasses me letting out my compelling purpose in everything I do. I am finding that even in the most seemingly mundane moments, a miracle is happening so perfectly.