Basic Attributes of Hope
Hope lives at the crossroads between resolve and un-resolve.
It sits and waits reverently, watching you in your indecision.
It is with you when you are confused, always within earshot and in your line of sight.
It is a harbinger of possibilities that serve the highest good.
It is wise enough to know that unless you yourself choose Hope, it is of no value to you.
Hope must be chosen consciously. It will not appear in your life by default.
Hope hovers between choices, holding the door ajar to the trajectory that serves wellness, fruition and the highest good.
Pain…Hope…Bliss
The opposite of Pain is Bliss – Pain being a collapse into the absolute most dire or negative experience of What is, and Bliss being the absolute most meaningful and positive experience of What Is. Pain sits at one end of potential outcome in your life. Bliss is at the other end.
Hope sits midway between Pain and Bliss. Hope is at the crossroads of decision making. It is, therefore, the same distance from Pain as it is from Bliss.
But there is something very significant about the energy of Hope that is important to understand. Although it sits equidistant between Pain and Bliss, when it is chosen you must move towards the highest outcome because that is how the Law of Hope works. Choose to be Hopeful, and your trajectory is set towards what best serves you.
Hope and Pain are very similar to each other. (Listen to the recording of Episode 4 for more details.) The only differences between them are the type of road you travel and the company you keep.
Pain angles your trajectory of fruition onto a difficult, winding path that doubles back on itself and is flanked by supporters who urge you forward, one step at a time, with biting commentary.
Hope angles your trajectory of fruition onto an easy, direct path flanked by supporters who urge you forward, one step at a time, with Loving commentary.
Both choices spring out of your intentions, and are destination bound.
Both are Divinely Inspired and supported.
But what about Hope’s relationship to Bliss? Although the walk with Hope is very similar to that of Pain, and although Hope is equidistant between Pain and Bliss, it has more in common with Bliss than it does with Pain.
It is the nature of Hope, in fact, the Law of Hope that says that if you consciously choose to be Hopeful, you will move towards a positive outcome!
How the Law of Hope Works
Now there are many times in your life and even your day when you are faced with making a decision. Energetically when you are undecided you are at a crossroads of choices. A crossroads is a hub of options. Any possible outcome you can conceive of is available for you to choose from here. There are even a whole range of options available that you can not conceive of that relate to unconscious intent!
Now if you were at the crossroads sitting beside the Hope option, and did not choose to be Hopeful, this is how your life would unfold:
The devolving journey away from the gift of Hope:
Unconscious intent to remain undecided… self-defeating behaviors…Suffering…Pain – physically, emotionally mentally and spiritually.
Now if you were at the crossroads and consciously chose to be Hopeful, this is how your life would unfold:
The evolving journey towards the gift of Hope:
Conscious intent to welcome Hope into your life…self-fulfilling behaviors…Joy…Bliss – physically, emotionally mentally and spiritually.
The most important thing to realize is that intent will determine how you walk your life – whether that intent is conscious or unconscious.
Conscious, clear intentions are very important when you are walking the spiritual path.
Understanding Hope through Comparison
Hope sits at the crossroads between Pain and Bliss waiting to be chosen.
By contrast the Law of Attraction permeates in all areas of life, at all times.
The Law of Attraction is not specific, and you will manifest what you focus on whether it is positive, negative, conscious or unconscious. You always attract and manifest your every prayer whether you are aware of them or not. The Divine answers all prayers – those that are silent, conscious or unconscious because you are always supported in your intentions no matter what you chose because you have ‘free will.’
The Law of Hope is different from the Law of Attraction because it angles you towards the most optimal outcome. It is the nature of Hope to change a trajectory towards the most positive manifestation.
When Hope is rallied, it makes an idea conscious and clear, and it becomes the outline or the base structure of an idea.
Hope as the Foundation
When Hope is the foundation of your plans, it can only move you towards a positive outcome because that is the Law of Hope.
Hope is an iridescent grid structure that gives vibrant support to dreams and expectations. It is wise enough to support the most inconsequential of dreams, and strong enough to support the grandest of dreams.
Embracing Hope assures you that the outcome of your mission will be fruitful.
Hope is the fuel for right or positive action.
Choosing to be Hopeful and maintaining a clear connection to that choice, guarantees you will arrive at the most positive and fruitful outcome.
This is how the Law of Hope works.
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Written by Corinne S. Ramage, Leader in True Wellness® Studies
Creator of The Spiritual Healthcare Network of online programs
Author of “The Art and Practice of True Wellness” and other titles
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The Search for ‘The Meaningful’ Inspires Hope
When it surfaces, The Meaningful stops us on the path of life.
We are stunned by its beauty and relevance,
and nothing is ever the same again.
The Meaningful eludes us when life becomes too complicated or senseless. Without The Meaningful making an occasional appearance in our lives, we lose our way. We retreat into a frightening disconnected reality where we feel alone, confused and unmotivated. An array of physical complications set in like fatigue, headaches and muscle pains. Without The Meaningful, life can feel as if it is not worth living.
The Meaningful, though, is always with us. We can not always see it or feel it – but it is with us hidden in the shadows or just beneath the surface of What Is. If we have lost our ability to see, hear or feel it, we will have to attune with it and search it out.
Our lives are made up of a number of seemingly discordant and also harmonious events. We feel despondent when things configure in ways that are unfathomable or illogical. We feel elated when events align in ways that support our personal goals. Neither of these experiences will be lasting unless we incorporate them into our lives.
When we incorporate or integrate all of our experiences both the discordant and the quick-fix-harmonious, we see beyond them, our world shifts and reconfigures, and life feels balanced again. It is when the heavens tilt slightly and give us a new perception of the familiar, that The Meaningful is discovered. This can not happen unless we direct our focus or attune to The Meaningful. But exactly what are we attuning to?
Recently I advised a client concerned about a number of difficult issues, to focus on The Meaningful and to let the rest go. She had every intention of doing this, and is actually very good at following through with her commitments to herself, but she found this assignment a challenge. She is a very sensory person who fully understands the energies of Gratitude, Discernment and Truth, but she could not get a firm grasp on the assignment and asked me a day later, “What is The Meaningful? What exactly am I reaching for?” What great questions!
'The Meaningful' Defined
The Meaningful is our Heart or Soul speaking. It is what wakes us up to the calling within or our destiny. It directs us towards what we must move towards to feel fulfilled.
The Meaningful has archetypal significance. The birth of a child, a breath taking sunset or even an untimely death are all events that can bring us to our knees in awe and gratitude, changing our perception of ourselves.
An athlete may discover that competition is motivating but that personal triumph has far greater impact on their sense of accomplishment.
A woman drowning in feelings of ineptness or failure may discover that she never was inept just believed she was – and so rise from the ashes of her life with newfound strength.
A man having lost a job and a pension package late in life may discover he has a true gift for painting the feelings of angst.
Someone plagued with a life long disability may discover how that disability led them to the exact people and situations that brought them Inner Peace.
The death of a loved one may inspire someone to powerfully assist others in their grief or to discover the cure for an illness.
Bringing ‘The Meaningful’ into Focus
When we set our intention to self-discover The Meaningful, many factors we perceive as the absolute Truth begin to gently reposition themselves. The chaotic theater of events and thoughts that is our perceptual base, morphs into a cohesive and brilliant work of art. The stage blurs, there is a dazzling display of lights and effects – and then The Meaningful is revealed. We may have to stay with the chaotic vision and feelings for awhile but as long as we stay clear with our intention, The Meaningful will reveal itself.
We will recognize The Meaningful because it is well defined – not muted, pastel or non-descript. It has a clear voice that tells us the answer. It is a spot of light shining on the perception of life that fulfills or enriches us. The quintessential factors important to who we are step forward for our consideration, and we applaud!
When The Meaningful emerges, we emit a great sigh of relief. We are awash with a sense of Peace that comes with the realization that the Truth has been revealed. We see what we didn’t before. We grasp the ‘why,’ and everything else drops away into insignificance. The magnitude of the relevance fills us to overflowing with understanding. We are washed over and through with this understanding, and we feel Peaceful, replete, and full of Hope.
What to Do: Specifics
When we think things don’t make sense or we are bored or depressed with life, we must stop and ask ourselves, “Where is The Meaningful in this situation?”
If our actions are distancing us from The Meaningful, we must tweak our actions. We can not, though, change how we live life unless we first intend to find The Meaningful – and then anything that is insignificant or lacks meaning will drop away. The meaningless simply can not exist in the same place or time as The Meaningful.
The Meaningful is in everything and everywhere.
When it makes its dazzling appearance,
we feel blessed down to our very bones,
and everything changes and reconfigures for us –
and that is definitely Hopeful!
……………………………………
Please reproduce and share this article, but be respectful and include the details below:
Written by Corinne S. Ramage, Leader in True Wellness® Studies
Creator of The Spiritual Healthcare Network of online programs
Author of “The Art and Practice of True Wellness”
We are stunned by its beauty and relevance,
and nothing is ever the same again.
The Meaningful eludes us when life becomes too complicated or senseless. Without The Meaningful making an occasional appearance in our lives, we lose our way. We retreat into a frightening disconnected reality where we feel alone, confused and unmotivated. An array of physical complications set in like fatigue, headaches and muscle pains. Without The Meaningful, life can feel as if it is not worth living.
The Meaningful, though, is always with us. We can not always see it or feel it – but it is with us hidden in the shadows or just beneath the surface of What Is. If we have lost our ability to see, hear or feel it, we will have to attune with it and search it out.
Our lives are made up of a number of seemingly discordant and also harmonious events. We feel despondent when things configure in ways that are unfathomable or illogical. We feel elated when events align in ways that support our personal goals. Neither of these experiences will be lasting unless we incorporate them into our lives.
When we incorporate or integrate all of our experiences both the discordant and the quick-fix-harmonious, we see beyond them, our world shifts and reconfigures, and life feels balanced again. It is when the heavens tilt slightly and give us a new perception of the familiar, that The Meaningful is discovered. This can not happen unless we direct our focus or attune to The Meaningful. But exactly what are we attuning to?
Recently I advised a client concerned about a number of difficult issues, to focus on The Meaningful and to let the rest go. She had every intention of doing this, and is actually very good at following through with her commitments to herself, but she found this assignment a challenge. She is a very sensory person who fully understands the energies of Gratitude, Discernment and Truth, but she could not get a firm grasp on the assignment and asked me a day later, “What is The Meaningful? What exactly am I reaching for?” What great questions!
'The Meaningful' Defined
The Meaningful is our Heart or Soul speaking. It is what wakes us up to the calling within or our destiny. It directs us towards what we must move towards to feel fulfilled.
The Meaningful has archetypal significance. The birth of a child, a breath taking sunset or even an untimely death are all events that can bring us to our knees in awe and gratitude, changing our perception of ourselves.
An athlete may discover that competition is motivating but that personal triumph has far greater impact on their sense of accomplishment.
A woman drowning in feelings of ineptness or failure may discover that she never was inept just believed she was – and so rise from the ashes of her life with newfound strength.
A man having lost a job and a pension package late in life may discover he has a true gift for painting the feelings of angst.
Someone plagued with a life long disability may discover how that disability led them to the exact people and situations that brought them Inner Peace.
The death of a loved one may inspire someone to powerfully assist others in their grief or to discover the cure for an illness.
Bringing ‘The Meaningful’ into Focus
When we set our intention to self-discover The Meaningful, many factors we perceive as the absolute Truth begin to gently reposition themselves. The chaotic theater of events and thoughts that is our perceptual base, morphs into a cohesive and brilliant work of art. The stage blurs, there is a dazzling display of lights and effects – and then The Meaningful is revealed. We may have to stay with the chaotic vision and feelings for awhile but as long as we stay clear with our intention, The Meaningful will reveal itself.
We will recognize The Meaningful because it is well defined – not muted, pastel or non-descript. It has a clear voice that tells us the answer. It is a spot of light shining on the perception of life that fulfills or enriches us. The quintessential factors important to who we are step forward for our consideration, and we applaud!
When The Meaningful emerges, we emit a great sigh of relief. We are awash with a sense of Peace that comes with the realization that the Truth has been revealed. We see what we didn’t before. We grasp the ‘why,’ and everything else drops away into insignificance. The magnitude of the relevance fills us to overflowing with understanding. We are washed over and through with this understanding, and we feel Peaceful, replete, and full of Hope.
What to Do: Specifics
When we think things don’t make sense or we are bored or depressed with life, we must stop and ask ourselves, “Where is The Meaningful in this situation?”
If our actions are distancing us from The Meaningful, we must tweak our actions. We can not, though, change how we live life unless we first intend to find The Meaningful – and then anything that is insignificant or lacks meaning will drop away. The meaningless simply can not exist in the same place or time as The Meaningful.
The Meaningful is in everything and everywhere.
When it makes its dazzling appearance,
we feel blessed down to our very bones,
and everything changes and reconfigures for us –
and that is definitely Hopeful!
……………………………………
Please reproduce and share this article, but be respectful and include the details below:
Written by Corinne S. Ramage, Leader in True Wellness® Studies
Creator of The Spiritual Healthcare Network of online programs
Author of “The Art and Practice of True Wellness”
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