What if I am here to simply experience the joy and magic of co-creating my life with God?

What if I am here to simply experience the fun of witnessing the wonders of nature in this physical dimension?

What if I didn’t come to save or change the world?

What if I just came to experience existence in this form and while here I have fun co-creating in a way that benefits others?

What if all the pain and suffering has been because of the belief that there is something more I came to do and my trying “to do” has been the source of my pain and suffering?

What if my grand purpose was simply to come and be, and in my being–with the gifts, talents and strengths I’ve been given and the interests I’ve accumulated–I co-create a joy-filled existence for myself while being a blessing for others?

What if suicide happens because striving for some illusive ego-designed construct made the pain of not having the object of the ego’s desire so unbearable that people just could no longer bear the pain of striving?

What if they missed out on why they were here to begin with–to simply experience the joy and magic of life?

What if problems weren’t problems, but just experiences happening around us that gave us the opportunity to witness our personal power as we navigate our way through them?

What if the isms–racism, sexism, ageism, genderism, all the isms–were simply ego-constructed concepts presenting as problems that aren’t problems, but were experiences to witness our personal power as we navigate our way through life?

What if love only hurts because we force something that is already natural?

What if while experiencing the joy and magic of life we simply allowed love to happen?

What if these things were true?

What if you lived like these things were true?

What if?

Today is a good day to reflect on life as you give thanks for it. So, reflect. Release pain and allow joy.