As I was preparing this message, I got the distinct vision of coming in and out of physical reality as if all the particles of my being were dispersing into the vastest reaches of creation and coming together in new ways again and again. What if that's how it really occurs?Science has already illustrated how your entire body's cells are recreated in a year's time. Some even posit that the aging process is due to the degrading of cellular integrity. It's as if they forget their original programming.What if your direct connection to the field of intelligence was maintained by your engagement and focus and you allowed your ephemeral nature to recreate you in each moment?That's today's musing!Adela

The ephemeral me ...

Here's the writing that inspired today's prompt and topic. It's by Margaret Wheatley:

We create ourselves by what we choose to notice.Once this work of self-authorship has begun, we inhabit the world we'vecreated. We self-seal. We don't notice anything except those things thatconfirm what we already think about who we already are.Meditative traditions refer to the observer self. When we succeed inmoving outside our normal processes of self-reference and can look uponourselves with self-awareness, then we have a chance at changing. Webreak the seal. We notice something new.

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