Morning Review: "As I try to put the pieces together" 6/18/12

06/18/12

As I try to put the pieces together

Morning Review (as I was waking)

I review My night (school) and try to put the pieces together. It is All love AND We need every version and aspect to make the whole. Some/many versions and aspects are not at All appealing but “they” are needed. We don't need to like “them” to accept “them”. As long as We try to destroy “them” We are trying to be less than whole.

There are about 7 billion versions/perspectives about what is going on and what Our future will be. That is IF You only look at planet earth, it You look further, then there are a lot more versions/perspectives. WE need “them” All. NO single One (or One hundred) is the absolute. This is where We tend to stumble and get corn-fused. We believe there is only One answer to any question or problem. Actually there are myriad answers and solutions. We taught OurSelves limitation and We did a damn fine job of it.

Of course there are also a myriad of questions, especially at this time.

It is like a huge book, so huge it must be published in volumes or on several discs. Remember when writing books on discs was either a story from the Flintstones or the Jetsons? This book is a narrative (because each of Us tells Our story in this book) and there is One author or narrator but it seems like there billions of writers. It can be considered either fact or fiction. When We turn to the next chapter We expect to move on to the next day or week or year and find out how the plot resolved. Instead, We find another version of the same drama and the same time as the last chapter. Will it ever end? Each chapter is a real thriller and it appears “they” are All cliff hangers for the end has not been written yet. We can tell from the variety of stories telling about the same time and place that there are going to be about seven billion different endings. Here is the really cool part: We get to live each and every version. Is that messed up or what? Or We can opt out at any point.

The person(s) who disagrees with Me and declares Me a liar is important. “They” are as important (or even more so) as those that agree with Me. In One version We destroy the bad guys, in an-other the bad guys destroy Us. And yes, there is at least One version where We All live happily ever after. In the end (after We read/watch/experience the ending) We All gather around and congratulate each other on what a fine acting job We did. The cast party is to die for (or live for if You are immortal).

Then (after the dance) We each get to decide whether to “play again” or choose a different game.