Why is it that when things are going wonderfully, we all like to take the credit, but when stuff seems to go down the crapper, somebody else must be responsible? ✨
Here’s the issue with this kind of thinking: It overlooks the fact that each of us holds cool powers as Co-Masters of Our Own Fabulous, powerful universe. ✨
Incredible or not, we each play roles, contributing to most of whatever is happening in our lives. “Most of,” because sometimes really bad stuff happens, inflicted by circumstances or evil, and there’s no explanation. But for the most part, we are orchestrating what happens in our daily lives through our choices & actions—whether we realize it (and want to accept responsibility) or not.✨
We want to understand this because: If we don’t like what’s happening in our lives—how we’re spending our time, the ways our relationships are relating, where we’re living, whatever—it’s time to figure out what we need to do to change it & act. If we can’t control whatever is bugging us at the moment, we must move on and fuhgettaboutit, as they say in New York City. ✨
Because we are each Co-Masters of the Universe, complaining, comparing or engaging in “what-ifs” is futile. We must accept our roles, do the right things & not do anything purposely hurtful towards others.✨
Co-Masters of the Universe have super-powerful consciouses, giving us the ability to make conscious choices & decisions. Breaking this rule without immediately asking for forgiveness and making amends tends to hurt our long-term health and well-being. (Note: It is never too late to use the superpower that is called “an apology.”)✨As we are all Co-Masters, when we take revenge or an angry route, we only hurt ourselves in the process.✨
Accepting our strength & power activates greater capacity to be genuinely nicer to others. Why? Because the less threatened we are by the magnificence of others, the more good stuff boomerangs back to us. It’s how the oh-so-powerful universe works. The more we freely give out lots of good, the more good comes our way.✨
And if it doesn’t—fuhgettaboutit! Keep working on mastering your own superpowers
