Grow Your Best Life

Light is another necessary element to encourage growth of your plant (you!). A plant uses light in photosynthesis and converts that light into energy to grow. Wikipedia defines photosynthesis as “a process used by plants and other organisms to convert light energy into chemical energy that can later be released to fuel the organisms’ activities.” And what are the organism’s activities? The activities of your everyday life.

    We grow our best lives by vibrating with all that feels good to us. So what helps you feel happy? What do you desire in your best life? Our desires are simply whispers from our Source. The life force within urges us on toward things that will help us live in joy. Unfortunately, we have learned a lot of other stuff about what will bring us joy. Many of those things (e.g., the right job, car, partner, and way to behave) were simply things that those loving us desired for us. Our parents and teachers worked diligently to socialize us to the best of their abilities. We learned many things to help us fit in. Therefore, listening for our own desires, the desires coming from our own higher selves, might take some practice. Practice, practice, practice shining the spotlight on those urgings from within.

    When we hear our desires, these whispers from our divine self, how do we bring them into physical form? Using the light of my imagination is the best way I have found. With my imagination, I can be anywhere I want, have anything I want, and experience whatever I want, all while feeling great.

    Our imagination is a fabulous source of light. It helps us store energy that can later be released to fuel our activities. So before beginning any activity, before taking any action, use your beautiful imagination to pave the way for that activity going the way you prefer. Imagine the activity you plan to undertake in a way that matches your desire; feels good; and is infused with ease, comfort, and joy.

    Using your imagination in this way is a wonderful tool to create and attract what comes next into your life. It is also fun to just enjoy the imaginal work for the images and feelings you can conjure up for that time. Imagine something pleasing because you can. Imagine it for the sheer pleasure of enjoying that fantasy. Daydream. Don’t concern yourself with actually having or not having the thing or situation you are imagining. As long as you can imagine it, you will experience the wonderful feeling of it. It feels good to imagine how you would prefer things to go. Do you know why it feels good? You are connected to your Source—that’s why.
You have listened to your Source whispering desires to you, and you have embodied those and vibrated with those. Woohoo!

    Unfortunately, we tend to do the opposite of using our imagination to fuel our activities toward the interaction or outcome we prefer. We worry about what we are getting ready to undertake. We feel anxious about what might happen next. What will he say? What will she say? We imagine all the things we don’t want to happen. That, to me, is the definition of worrying: thinking about all of the things, situations, and outcomes that we don’t want. What in the world is that about? Silly thinking—that’s what it’s about. It’s about old habits. It’s about the waste of an amazing tool we have in our imaginations. Let’s use our imaginations to shed the light on our best lives.