Ask and you shall receive.

Yes, I believe in miracles.

I believe in miracles because I have experienced many myself and I’ve seen them happening for others too. Miracles are in fact the standard and most natural way of living, when we allow space for them to unfold, i.e., not trying to control the how. Miracles become ‘ the norm’ in our life’s experience when we set a clear intention, believe we can have it and release the control of the how.

I see that unfolding for my kids all the time. Kids feel naturally connected to their inner world and their desires. They set their mind on a particular desire (i.e. set the intention), they ask for it with all their heart and they are convinced they can have it just because they asked for it. Somehow, more often than not, they seem to get exactly what it is they want or better.

Sometimes, they will be happy and content with getting what they wanted for just a moment, others for a longer period. In either case very soon they will play again this game of asking and receiving. In fact, the more they feel they succeed in this, the more they will keep playing it.

The formula is simple, yet as we grow older it seems to get more and more difficult to apply it with the same rate of success as kids do. Why is that?

We’ve all as kids played that ‘game’ with the same innocence and conviction in our innate ability to manifest at will. What we’ve all learned from it was actually the abundance and limitless resourcefulness of life. That was our experience of life until…the moment that someone older than us challenged our truth and managed to convinced us otherwise. After all, as kids, we did it automatically, we had no conscious concept of it. The mental concept and eventually the ‘new’ belief we adopted as we grew older, and we still carry as adults, was shaped by the environment we grew up in. So now, most of us carry a distorted truth or a completely different belief and experience of life all together.

I also believe in personal power: The power of conscious intentional choice.

Choice is NOT control.

Control is stiff and focuses on the how and what. Control implies (if not shouts) distrust. Control seeks for micromanaging of every step, every choice, every (in between) outcome and experience.

Choice is flexible and focuses on the why. Choice gives us a direction, yet the overall experience and final outcome may be different from what we have initially envisioned. Conscious intentional choice is more powerful than any means of control our human minds can or will ever perceive.

This is available to all of us, yet not all of us are aware of this power or how to utilize it for evolving their lives for the better.

It’s time to remember the game we once so naturally knew how to play…It’s more than a game. It’s the way life ‘works’ .

Love,

Eleni