N is for New

new

n(y)o͞o/

adjective

1. not existing before; made, introduced, or discovered recently or now for the first time.

“And its morning again.” I don’t know where that phrase was first uttered or where the person who I heard say this got it from.  But I was struck with the significance of it.  The person who used this phrase was offering words of kindness to a traumatized audience.

Another day and another chance is what I felt when I heard the phrase.

Not existing before, made, introduced. Children are like that in the world.  Once a child asked me if he was worth a million dollars.  It took me some time to find the words to tell him how there was no amount of money that could ever replace him.  That his value as an individual was one of a kind not only in the world but in the entire creation.

Although there is some current thought around parallel worlds, the only real time that exists is in each moment.  So although there exists the potential for another image of ourselves elsewhere, the experience we have in each moment is entirely unique and shared with those engaged in the encounters.

New happens each nanosecond and “new” allows for another set of outcomes. 

There is couple who travel the United States trying to educate people on the law of attraction.  They speak about “segment” thinking.  This couple appears to be very happy and appear to have a happy lifestyle living their purpose which is simply sharing this very good news.

After the release of film “The Secret” everyone seemed to be talking about the law of attraction.  However in question and answer sessions the couple often find themselves explaining how people keep thinking and attracting more of the same things they no longer want in their lives.

Manifestation is such a complex process and because we have not been taught the truth about existence for so long, we are stumbling along our way trying to make changes while (unfortunately) trying to maintain systems that no longer serve us well.  

The opportunity of “new” is always with us in the next breath.  But we have yet to understand and accept that a new experience comes about through a set of processes.  Each of us in our universe affects the whole.  And because of that “new” seems to take a long time.

But “new” is really about accepting that each moment is different from the next and that each stream of moments is a new pathway if we choose.  For example.  You can identify a destination that you will walk to.  You take the first step and the next, but if you stop walking (taking each step) getting to the destination you've chosen is delayed.  The same process happens when you decide to have or manifest a new life.  You see the new destination, but if you are caught up in the old or the existing, the “new destination” arrives later than you want.

“New” is truly magical.  New happens each moment and in order to create, manifest or bring about a new experience, you have to keep thinking and acting “new” each moment.  And soon it will be morning again!

Be well and be happy in each new moment.