Self
Self
Visuals: DJ Relajado
Music: DJ Relajado
Spoken Word: Abraham Hicks
You are born wanting to feel good and your life experience sort of takes you away from that. Other people distract you. They say it’s more important to you to do what makes me feel good than to do what makes you feel good. When we talk about encouraging you to be selfish, we’re not encouraging you to be selfish at the attempted exclusion of other people receiving the satisfaction of their own selfishness. We don’t mean that at all because you don’t have that power, first of all, and you don’t have that nonphysical intention. When you are really in the receiving mode, meaning you are really tuned to the selfish, meaning perspective of self, meaning tuned to what the big part of self is focused upon. You’re really tuned to the emotional gap between the nonphysical you and the physical you. When you’re really tuned to that, you are including the well-being of all that is. In other words, you cannot separate your personal selfishness because you can’t accomplish that unless you’re connected to source energy. You cannot separate your personal selfishness for things that you care about from your personal selfishness, about wanting to uplift all others to. Sometimes when we say we teach you to be selfish, people think, oh, you just want me to get what I want for me and never mind anybody else. It isn’t that way at all. We’re talking about your eternal, all inclusive consideration of all that’s big.