Concepts of enlightenment and true self-awareness can be found in literature and art if it is the intention of the artist and writer. Those artists and writers who use their gifts and talents to express something higher within them and within life are said to be visionaries–visionaries that offer insight into the invisible world where truth and authenticity originates.

As artists and writers, we tap into the invisible world with the intention of bringing truth back from it and raising our consciousness while offering that same opportunity to our audience and other onlookers. It is as much an “insperience” as it is an experience. It is an interconnectivity which sparks inspiration and which is a movement of the spirit. Yes, we are talking about letting the Creative Spirit move through you.

Once enlightenment, true self-awareness, and illumination is stripped from art what you do what you have is an imitation of life. Personally, as an artist, I want my art to be life—to have life in it and expressed through it. It can only happen when the Creative Spirit moves. And I have to allow it to happen. This means there can be no resistance on my part because I want to do what is popular or what I think will sell and make money. I have to remain true to the Creative Spirit so that creative energy can be distributed through me.

The Creative Spirit? Yes, the Creative Spirit. The same Creative Spirit through which worlds and galaxies have been created is the same Creative Spirit we use to create a work of art. The same Creative Spirit which caused my very existence is the same Creative Spirit that moves as I write a poem, perform a poem, and someone who listens to the poem or reads the poem is moved. It is the Creative Spirit in action.

In relation to enlightenment and illumination, creative works which we often call art such as literature, visual art, music, performance art, and the living arts are a form of “creation.” All artistic creation is the result of the Creative Spirit moving you and what comes out on the other side is the result of your own vibration.
And how will your audience, readers, or onlookers be moved? They will be moved based on your vibration. If you have a high vibration it will communicate through your creative work and it affect your audience, readers, or onlookers accordingly. If you have a low vibration, it will communicate through your creative work and it will affect your audience, readers, or onlookers accordingly.

Inspiration means moving “in spirit.” The work you create will inspire people in some way. With this in mind, let’s make it our intention to inspire creativity, love, light, and beauty.

Does this mean you can only paint roses or not reveal the truth whether it is ugly or not? No, an artist should not compromise his/her work, his/her message, or his/her story for the sake of being “righteous.” Creativity, love, light, and beauty can be present wherever there is truth and higher consciousness. Words do not have to be perfect. The image doesn’t have to subscribe to someone’s idea of aesthetics. If truth and higher consciousness is present, then the artist does not have to compromise his/her expression—his/her expression will be truth. And as one become more comfortable with creative expression from higher consciousness, that truth will resonate with others and creativity, love, light, and beauty will be experienced and “insperienced.”

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Sometimes, as artist, the ego can catapult us into a state of arrogance like nobody’s business.  We think our lack of discipline makes us rock stars.  However, if anything, the lack of commitment, focus, and discipline to the craft aspect of our gift demonstrates nothing but immaturity. As artists, writers, performers, chefs (raw food chefs and living food chefs, lol), singers, dancers, sculptors, painters, entrepreneurs, scientists (this list can go on when we are talking creativity)…We have to respect the gift in us enough to demonstrate discipline where our creativity is concerned.

It is easy for us to say, well, “I am a creative person so I’m whimsical that way.”  It is wonderful to be whimsical as we conceptualize things however, when it is time to execute, well, it’s time to focus.  The composer who has music dancing in his/her mind at some point must sit down with an instrument, play, and write down the notes before there is ever a song to be played by a symphony.  Can he/she call themselves a composer otherwise?  Would there ever be a song?

Excusing one’s lack of discipline with titles like whimsical, eccentric, and unconventional only speaks two words in actuality; those words are complacency and procrastination.  And those of us who study personal development, self-improvement, self-awareness, or self-empowerment know what is truly behind complacency and fear…you guess it…fear.

The ego has its tricks.  It will catapult you in a state of arrogance and before you know it you will be hurling words such as eccentric to cover up your fear.  Fear of what, you may ask.  Oh, the usual—fear of success, fear of failure, fear of the unknown—but what it comes down to is a fear of realizing your full potential.

Yes, it is something about realizing your full potential that will cause the ego to pull out its best bag of tricks.  Why? The ego pulls out all stops because once you exact discipline, focus, and intention, the ego can feel a vibrational change.  That vibrational change signifies expansionand broadening your territory.  This is when the true and authentic self shines and the ego is diminished.  The more our consciousness expands we become more aware of our true and authentic self, the less ego-driven we are.  That’s right. The ego is kicked out of the driver’s seat.

How does this apply to the artist, writer, dancer, singer, performer, speaker, entrepreneur, scientist, inventor…?  Our creativity comes through us; it is distributed through us by way of our gifts and talents.  Ultimately, what is expressed is not for us or about us but rather for others to observe and experience.  Our true and authentic self understands this and realizes that by giving our “gift” to the world, we discover more of who we really are.  In other words, our gift magnifies us as it inspires, moves, and stirs others.

For this reason, discipline is not a four letter word.  It takes discipline to conceptualize an idea and execute the actualization of an idea. However, to be able to effectively actualize the idea, the artist must practice the craft associated with the gift.  This may require informal or formal  study, workshops, apprenticeships, and research.  The goal is to know how to execute your gift so that as you practice your gift, you are practicing it in a way that it is able to carry and communicate your vision.

Unfortunately, many of us are visionaries unrealized.  Many of us fail to learn how to properly use our gifts and talents because we believe that all we need is “creativity.”  Creativity is a part of the creation and manifestation process. Productivity (executing and producing)  is the expression of that creativity, thus becoming creative force which has the ability to do or become something.

Too many among us are waiting on inspiration to motivate us when we are the inspiration.  Once we understand how to use our gift (the craft of it), then we can organically execute our creative ideas without waiting on some type of outside inspirational force.  Ultimately, we have to realize that the force is not only with us, but in us.  Discipline gets you there.

Until next, time, remember discipline is not a four letter word, so practice the craft of your gift, and let the Creative Spirit move you.

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Bad attitude, no one likes to talk about it.  But does a bad attitude really exist?  If so, how does one overcome it and exemplify a good attitude.

I would not say there it is a bad attitude that some people have the misfortune of projecting as much as  it is a negative and non-productive attitude.  Our attitudes either serve us or the don’t serve us.  Our attitudes are emotional reactions to things, people, and environments we enjoy or dislike.  But what we fail to realize is that either way, it is emotional.  And when something is emotional, this means we are emoting and when we are emotingwe are emitting a vibrational frequency.

If we are emitting a negative attitude then we are emitting a negative and non-productive vibrational frequency.  This vibrational frequency has its affects when we tap into the mental plane.  We find that even as we attempt to “think positive thought” negative thoughts continue to spring up in our minds almost without warning.  This is because our vibrational frequency is attracting negative thoughts instead of positive or productive thoughts.

With this wisdom, it is ironic when we think that we are hurting someone else if we throw a little attitude (negative attitude) their way.  Nothing
could be further from the truth.  A negative and non-productive attitude hurts only one person and that’s the person with the negative attitude. In
other words, your attitude is either hurting you or helping you.

How?  Your attitude emits a vibrational frequency.  Your vibrational frequency determines what energy you with which you are aligned.  This is he law of attraction and the law of polarity at work.  For example, if you are projecting and emitting a negative attitude all day but sincerely contend you want to attract a loving relationship, then what you are aligning with is the negative aspect of love or love’s polar opposite.  What is love’s polar opposite, you guess it, hate.

Another example is you are saying daily affirmations about attracting, creating, and manifesting financial freedom and prosperity in your life, but you are walking around with a negative attitude.  That negative attitude can be about anything, your job, your hair, the babysitter, your spouse, your carpool—anything.  Why because you are emitting and projecting negativity.  What will happen?  You will attract, create, and manifest the
polar opposite of financial freedom which is debt.  You will attract, create, and manifest the polar opposite of prosperity which is poverty and brokenness.

A negative attitude does not serve you in the creation and manifestation process, why?  It does not serve you.  And it does not serve you because of a little law called the Law of Least Resistance.  This law contends that energy will follow the path of least resistance.  For this reason, when you can see a boulder in the middle of a stream, water does not continue to pound against the boulder, it simply goes around it or under it—wherever the path of least resistance flows.

Our negative attitude sits like a boulder in the middle of our lives.  It blocks the flow of good in our lives.  All the good we desire in our hearts just simply flow right pass us.  And we know that when flow is interrupted all six systems of divine flow is affected which includes:

  1.  The divine flow of wealth and success
  2.  The divine flow of wisdom and knowledge
  3.  The divine flow of love and devotion
  4.  The divine flow of peace and order
  5.  The divine flow of health and wellness
  6. The divine flow of service to others

However, if we change our attitude to a positive and productive, then we can get our flow back. When we get our flow back we can attract good in our lives.   We can change our attitude by choosing to practice different actions and reactions consciously.  Yes, consciously, we have to be self-aware of our actions and reactions and purposefully change then before they become habit.  This is what self-awareness and personal development is all about, making conscious changes until they become subconscious or habit.  Eventually, these conscious changes will become subconscious and a negative and non-productive attitude will be transformed to a positive and productive attitude.

Some conscious changes you can make in your life are:

  1.  Smile. You can’t be negative and smile at the same time.  Smile sincerely, even if you have to think about something that makes you smile.
  2. Greet others with cheer in your voice and a kind word. “Hello. (smiling sincerely) Great to see you today.”
  3. Stop and think about the best thing that has happened so far today.  For example. I got the kids off to school on time this morning.  The day is going excellent so far. Another example, there was already toner in the copy machine, and I didn’t have to change it.  The day is very productive so far.”
  4. Say a positive affirmation about yourself over and over throughout the day. Try to stick to the same affirmation until you can recite it without analyzing or questioning it. “I am a competent, talented, gifted person who attracts positive, supportive, and loving people in my life.”
  5. Replace cynicism and snarkiness with sincerity and authenticity in your tone and in your words. For example, “Yeah, great day we’re having, humph” can be replace with “Great day we are having (with sincerity).”
  6. When negative thoughts creep into the crevices of your mind, say something positive aloud. For example a negative thought says, “I am going to be stuck in this crummy job for the rest of my life.” Instead say aloud (even if you have to whisper), “A new opportunity where I can use my gifts and talents doing what I love (name it) is presenting itself now. I see it and I am grateful for it.”

These practices will help you take conscious steps to change your negative and non-productive attitude to a positive and productive attitude.
Instead of throwing “shade” you will be a bearer of sunshine and goodwill and that’s how we attract more good in our lives.

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Personal Development and Self-Awareness is about elevating your consciousness to a level by which you see the best in yourself, the best in others, and the best in life.  Those dedicated to this field of study know that what we perceive ourselves to be, what we perceive life to be, and what we perceive others to be affects what we create in our own lives.

I remember watching the Cosby show as a kid.  I loved it. Each week, my family and I would sit down to watch the show and we would laugh to tears.  Later, when I went off the college, I remember just about everyone in Roslyn’s and my dormitory would watch the show.  You could hear laughter down the halls.

Around 1993, the Cosby Show aired its last taping and we all missed the show but tuned infor the reruns.  During that time, television started to show more gritty shows and movies with African Americans.  After this dramatic change, I read several interviews and found in interview after interview people said, “The Cosby Show was unrealistic.”  These interviews and articles consist of controversial questions which asked, “How many Black family households do you know with a lawyer and doctor as parents and none of the kids are on drugs or ever get into real trouble?”

I remember thinking, “Why is the idea of the Cosby Show unrealistic?”  Even then and to this day, I know several black families where the mother is a teacher and the father is a lawyer or the father is a doctor and the mother is a nurse.  Then, I understood something back then that I couldn’t quite articulate, but now I can.  I understood that this was all based on perception.  Because you can’t “believe” a thing, then you don’t see; therefore, if you don’t see it, then it can’t be real.

For this reason, it is often said, thoughts are things or thoughts become things.  We can only see what we believe and what we believe becomes our perception, as a result, our perception becomes our reality.

My mom divorced my first stepdad when I was thirteen and we moved to a small town called Tallulah, LA.  With little or no money and very little support from her estranged husband, we moved into low-income housing.  My mom always said, “This is temporary.”  We lived there for a few years while my mom worked two jobs to saved money.  Soon, we move.

Some of the people who lived in the housing complex had been there for years and years.  In fact, some had lived there for three generations.  I went off to college, but, just like she had promised, my mom moved us out and into a bigger home where we all had our own rooms.

Two things about our experience were different from a lot of folks in that housing complex:

1)       My mom always saw it as a temporary thing.

2)      I had always planned to go to college.

Unlike most people who left the housing complex, my mom went on to be a homeowner and I went to college and completed with a degree.  What was so special about us?  Everything, but then, there were a lot of special and talented and gifted people who lived in that housing development.  The real difference is most of them didn’t see themselves that way.  They didn’t believe they could get a degree or own a home; hence, all they could see was how hard it was and how lucky they were to live in a place where “the rent wasn’t so high (we heard this too often).” Their perception was different from our perception as a result, so was their reality.

We hear it all the time, “life is what you make it,” but little do we know that we make life into what we already perceive it to be.  If we want to see something different in our lives, we truly have to believe something different about ourselves, about others, and about life.  If we want to draw and attract the best life has to offer, then we need to believe the best about ourselves, the best about life, and the best about others and it will manifest as our reality.

However it takes work to change our perceptions.  Our perceptions are so deeply imbedded in our subconscious mind.  Because our perceptions are so deeply imbedded in our subconscious mind, we have to conscious say and practice what we want to believe until we believe it.  For example, if you want to believe the best about people, but right now you really don’t, then, personalize it until you believe it.  Say, “My warm and caring personality brings out the best in people.”  Start to look for it.  Begin to expect it.  Look for the times when people are being kind to others in your presence or saying something kind to someone else in your presence.  After some time, you will discover your subconscious mind will accept this as reality and you will begin to see the best in others.

In the manifestation and creation process, what we often don’t realize is, we can want something so badly, but if we have conflicting beliefs about it, then our perceptions act as resistance.  Remember, energy follows the path of least resistance.  If we believe we are broke and we can’t keep any money in our pockets, then this is our path of “least resistance” and accordingly, we stay broke and can’t keep any money in our pockets.  But
if we start to say to ourselves, “I am rich and abundant, I always have an overflow of money and resources,” then eventually, our subconscious mind will accept this and this will become our perception about money and resource.  Without resistance, energy will follow this path and money and resources will overflow into our reality.

Even, our actions or reactions, give credence to our belief, thus our perceptions. If you hoard things and are tightfisted about money–unwilling to give to others, then it is evident you believe there is a lack of money or things available to you so you have to hold on to what you have.  You may never say the words aloud, but your behavior communicates this belief without you saying a word.  Accordingly, your belief about lack will produce more lack in your life.

As we grow on the path of enlightenment, we realize that life is as we see it.  And what we see is what we believe.  If we want to see something different, then we have to believe something different.  Our own perceptions become our own reality.

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Love ? I love love love you.

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Many of you have read time and time again, as we say “love is all you need.”  We say this so often and fervrently because we know the power of love and how love can transform your life and your reality.  Many of you will probably ask yourself at this point.  Well, do I really understand what love is.  First let’s establish that love is vibration and love is energy.  We describe this energy often times as life-force energy, creative energy, chi, qi, Ka, and so on.  However, it is all energy and based on its varying degrees of vibrational frequency we call love many things.

For example, we can’t say that the love we have for our favorite foods are the same as the love we have for our children or parents.  We can’t say  that the love we have for a pair of shoes is the same as the love we have for our home.  We can’t say that the love we have for our home is the same as the love we have for our spouse.  Love has many varying degrees of vibrational frequency however, the highest vibrational frequency of love is called unconditional love.  The Greeks called this unconditional love Agape.

Agape love is what gives the Creative Spirit forming power.  Unconditional love brings forth life.  Now what does this mean to you as you co-create your reality with our loving abundant creator and those precious souls you have made apart of your community.

Why is unconditional love so powerful?  Unconditional love is so powerful because it has no “resistance.”  Since energy follows the path of least resistance, unconditional love makes the creation and manifestation process much more potent.  For this reason, we often hear when we are attempting to do something “put your heart in it.”  Putting your heart in something makes it more powerful because the heart–beat and flow–represents unconditional love and how it flows with ease.

Agape love or unconditional love makes our lives so much richer because we are able to draw more good to us and distribute that energy through us to  manifest more good in the world.  So, there you go, “love is all  you need.”

 

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Magnificence is a representation of your illumination and how you emit that luminosity to the world.  When we create from our being through conscious creativity we display our magnificence.  So often, you may hear Roslyn or me say, “You just might be magnificent. 

Every person on planet Earth has a desire to do something that matters.  Yes, even that relative of yours who seems to care about nothing.  Everyone wants to do something that matters because it is who we are as co-creators.  We are the magnificence of the Most High Creator incarnated here on Earth; therefore, it is only natural that we would want to do something magnificent.

Our creativity isn’t just about us creating something for the sake of creating something.  Our creativity gives each and every one of us the opportunity to display our magnificence.  To that end, we can concur that our gifts and talents were never meant to be hidden. 

Our creative work is meant to be put on display so that our magnificence can demonstrate the power of the Creative Spirit.  When others see the power of the Creative Spirit illuminating through you and your work, they will say “I’ll have whatever he/she is having because your glow and magnificence will be just that contagious.  For this reason, our creative work should be shared with others and when it is expressed form the true and authentic self it is beautiful, powerful, and yes, magnificent. 

Moreover, your magnificence can be healing to others.  When you share your gifts and talents in a magnificent way, your luminosity heals others.  They will inquire about your infectious light and want to know about your journey.  Just by sharing your journey, you are sharing your magnificence which can heal the life of someone else. 

Accordingly, when you live in this manner, your gift becomes a gift to someone else.   So as you do your creative work today, do it with the intention of being magnificent.  Say to yourself, I am magnificent.  Now display your magnificence to the world. 

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Should anyone need validation?  It is not about someone needing to be validated.  It is about what the energy of celebration creates and what it means.  When we are able to celebrate others, what we are essentially doing is validating the very same thing in ourselves.  We are validating our own greatness by recognizing greatness in someone else.  You can’t be great if you don’t recognize it when you see it. 

For example, if we can celebrate someone’s beauty, creativity, humor, or any gifts and talents, then we are validating the very same thing in ourselves.  Remember what you give you shall also receive. If we can celebrate someone else for who they truly are and what they do, then we are opening a pathway to receive the same in our lives.  Accordingly, here at Blue Lotus Living, one of our assertions states “It is honorable and good to be admired and celebrated for who we are and what we do.”

So what does it mean to celebrate someone else?  Is it simply to compliment them?  To celebrate someone else is to rejoice, delight, and bask in someone else’s success.  As we take a careful look, we realize that each of these words means “to derive joy from something.”  You see, when we are living as our true and authentic self and when we are not allowing ourselves to be weighed down by the fetters of the ego, we truly derive joy from celebrating someone else.  It is as natural for us as breathing.

And once again, the operative words here are when we are “living as our true and authentic self.”  The ego can’t see that celebrating someone else’s success brings joy in our lives and opens doors through which that same energy of success can flow in our lives.  Unfortunately, when one is weighed down by the fetters and illusions of the ego, one believes that celebrating someone is somehow saying he or she is less than and the person being celebrated is more. 

Nothing can be further from the truth.  By celebrating someone else just for who they are and/or for their success, you are acknowledging that the very same thing is possible in your life.  You are literally aligning with that “success energy.” 

With this in mind, the next time a friend or even a total stranger is being celebrated for a promotion, a beautiful picture, an achievement among friends, or even winning a board game, celebrate with them and allow that wonderful energy of success to flow in your life.  Remember, we can only have what we are willing to give.   You are worth celebrating so celebrate someone else.

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We spend a lot of time thinking and talking about our hopes and dreams, but how often do we think about the vision the Universe had for us.  When you really think about it, this is the true meaning of vision—getting a true understanding of the vision the universe has for us.  And when we have the courage to actualize this vision, we become powerful co-creators called Visionaries. 

It takes courage to actualize the vision the Universe has for us because often you are stepping out on unknown territory. Expansion and growth always requires that we step into the unknown. In fact, the Queen of Media, Oprah Winfrey stated:

“The true meaning of courage is to be afraid, and then, with your knees knocking and your heart racing, to step out anyway—even when that step makes sense to nobody but you.  I know that’s not easy.  But making a bold move is the only way to truly advance toward the grandest vision the universe has for you.”

Now the question is:  Have we opened our hearts to the “grandest vision” the universe has for us?  Many have not taken this into consideration.  What’s more, we will discover in our journey of growth and true self-realization that our hopes and dreams are but a small glimpse of the vision the universe has for us.  We have infinite creative potential and the “grandest vision” the universe has for us presents us with avenues called provision to use as much of this infinite creative potential we desire to manifest great things and even greater things. 

With this provision, the universe acknowledges the desire to do something that matters is in all of us. But we must be ready for it. 

And how can we get ready for it?  We get ready for it by first allowing the Creative Spirit to reveal the “grandest vision to us.”  It takes meditation, prayer, visualization, and consistent right action to be able to catch this vision.  Once we catch this vision, it will take more spiritual work to hold fast to this vision.   

After we have held fast to the vision, to actualize this vision in our lives, there is always an opportunity for a bold move.  I say, opportunity because it is just that an opportunity and success happens when opportunity meets preparation. 

Consequently, this is when we have to muster the courage to trust our inner being and step out on this bold move.  It is then we will realize that the spiritual work–meditation, affirmative prayer, discipline, visualization, and right action—was not done to make something happen but to prepare us to do something that only we may understand.   

This is the way of the Visionary.  The Visionary looks for an opportunity to make a bold move that will actualize the grandest vision.  Life is filled with these opportunities to make a bold move, but we have to be prepared and we have to be courageous.  Each time we make a bold move, we exercise the muscles of our faith and realize more of our true and authentic self.  We are not limited…at least, that’s not the vision the universe has of us.

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I am pretty sure you have heard the expression “get a life.”  Well, you have one.  What are you doing with it?  Are you seeing the things you truly desire manifest and actualize in your reality or are you waiting on something or someone or some place?  Well, while you are waiting for it, her, or him, life is waiting for you to live it. 

When you really get how this thing call life works, you realize you really are in the center of it all.  Good must be expressed through you in order for you to experience it.  Inspiration must be expressed through you in order for you to experience it.  Creativity must be expressed though you in order for you to experience it.   Life must be expressed through you in order for you to experience it. 

Too many of us have postponed living waiting for some grand event or waiting to get to some destination.  Your life is a journey and if you are not co-creating your life and allowing yourself to live your life, then you will never fulfill your destiny because destiny itself is a journey.

As artist, particularly, we hold on to brilliant ideas, artistic expressions, or inspiring works of art and postpone expressing our work because we are waiting for something.  Perhaps, its that big contract or maybe it’s a large sum of money or that big move to another country.  Whatever it is, it limits our living. What are you waiting for?  When in reality, “it” whatever “it” is, it’s waiting for you.  It is waiting for you to show up in your own life so you can receive “it” or manifest “it.”

We are creative and divine beings and our lives don’t have to be limited.  It’s only the limits we place on our life that actually causes limitations. 

If we live free of limitation, we are living according to the Tao.  As it is written in the Tao Te Ching:

“The Way is a limitless vessel;

Used by the self, it is not filled by the world;

It cannot be cut, knotted, dimmed or stilled;” 

Our lives can take us to great and wonderful places if we allow ourselves to become that limitless vessel and a limitless vessel is a Willing Vessel—a vessel which allows the Spirit to move through you so that you can become more of your true and authentic self.  Becoming more of our true and authentic self is what makes us happy and happiness is the purpose of life and living.  When we limit ourselves and limit the flow of life through us, ultimately, we are making ourselves unhappy. 

Peace, happiness, joy, creativity, and all that is good can abide in us and in our lives when we live it and live it without limits.  Life is waiting for you to live it.  Are you ready? If you are ready, then start by putting the life back in your living.

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compensated,” but it aligns with universal laws and principles.  Yes, everything in the universe must compensate because our universe is abundant—meaning our universe operates in continual affluence or continuous, unstoppable flow.  That flow is obliged to compensate according to the Universal Law of Abundance, the Universal Law of Rhythm, and the Universal Law of Compensation.  The Universal Law of Rhythm contends that the pendulum swings both ways.  As it states in the Kybalion:

“Everything flows out and in; everything has its tides; all things rise and fall; the pendulum-swing manifests in everything; the measure of the swing to the right, is the measure of the swing to the left; rhythm compensates.”

What can prevent compensation is our deprecating beliefs and expectations.  Our deprecating belief about “how hard we must work to deserve compensation” emits a vibration which affects what we manifest. If we cannot meet our own expectations about “how hard” we need to work to deserve a creative and rewarding life, then we emit a vibration of “I don’t deserve it until I do this…”  Accordingly we have swung our pendulum to manifest a creative and rewarding life only when we meet that expectation.  This is why it is said that energy follows thought and expectations are a type of thought form.

Energy follows this “thought form” expectation and in alignment with this expectation we limit our ability to manifest what we truly desire in our life.  Limited is no way to live.

What we must realize in order to truly align with the Law of Abundance, Rhythm, Vibration, and Compensation is  to claim our divine right to live in abundance.  As such, this abundance requires compensation.  Therefore, if you are using your creativity, your gifts and talents, and your potential to inspire others, then you deserve to live a creative and rewarding life.  You deserve to live a creative and rewarding life because you are aligned with abundance.

So as we are using conscious creativity expect compensation, reward, more creative flow, and prosperity, this is all a part of abundance.  Don’t put a bunch of stipulations between you and affluence.  It’s your divine right.  Claim it.  Live it.

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Our Mission

Blue Lotus Living has been developed as a community and company serving Artists, Entrepreneurs, and Co-creators with a vision. The community and company has been established for those who want to conciously create their life and use their creativity to be inspire others. Furthermore, Blue Lotus Living is a collaboration between Celebrated Writers, Artists, Visionaries, and Entrepreneurs Carmellita M. Brown and Roslyn J. Randle, to display their conscious creative works to inspire others. Our greatest desire is to designed to help others utilize their creative potential and maximize their gifts and talents for success.

 

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