“As you put forth thought, desire, it is to know absolutely, that in the putting forth without the limitation of expectation, all, all possibilities may be allowed to arrange themselves in the best possible outcome for you.
What you are is a symphony, beloved ones, and what you create, indeed, may be wondrous music, because you see, you are every instrument in the grand orchestra. You are the Conductor. You are indeed the Composer, and you may create wondrous, wondrous symphonies.
We would merely suggest that you become fascinated with the beauteous music. As you do so, all that presents itself to you will be of harmony. You, dear ones, are the lyricists, and you may write whatever verse pleases you. You may change your reality, but it is to know within you that this is not an intellectual exercise. Your intellect, your ego is there to serve your heart, to serve your intuition.
And as you are ruled by intellect, you are again shutting down the possibilities, narrowing down the probabilities. It is not about doing.
Put forth the thought embraced by the desire.
Dear Ones, throw it to the Universe, knowing in that moment of the thought embraced by the desire, in joy, that it already IS. In that microsecond you have created it. Then t
here is nothing to do, but to allow.
Now, we are not suggesting for one moment in the ‘non doing’ that you become what is called a blob, that you are to sit down, or lie down and do nothing for the rest of your days. It is indeed to show forth intent, the intent that you know that it already IS.
It is called living by intuition. It is called allowing each moment to occur; to resonate to your heart.
If you do not know what you want to do tomorrow, that is alright. In the not knowing of tomorrow, you may be in the absolute knowing that everything is absolutely as it should be; that you live in a wondrous and safe universe, that nothing may harm you, that you may create whatever you want. You need not be bogged down by the mechanics of ‘how’ it should be.”
The Ptaah Tapes – An Act of Faith, channeled by Jani King, p. 208-210.
