Simone Milasas – Joy Of Business
Simone Milasas: In both of those areas, Chris. One of those tools we talk about is: if you’re asking questions, a whole other choice comes up. You have multiple choices. From those multiple choice, a whole lot of possibilities come up. From the multiple possibilities, then you actually have to receive the contribution.
Most people I see also have this point of view that they’re the ones that have to contribute to everybody. What if you were actually allowed to receive contribution? People’s unwillingness to receive is diabolical.
What if you actually started receiving? I always refer back to the plants and the animals because they have an ability to receive and they have no judgment with it, whereas everybody else has these judgments like, “oh, no, I couldn’t do that because that’s too much.” What if you just said thank you, and you received.
It’s always so wonderful when someone else receives from you, and we refuse it all the time. It’s like we have this point of view that we have to do everything on our own. No, we don’t. The whole universe is out there going, “hey, you know what? You want to play? I’ve got this multitude of possibilities available, and you’re not asking for them.”
The universe is willing to exist and willing to play, willing to contribute to us, and we have to make it hard and we have to do the trauma and drama. There’s a totally different reality available out there. There really is.
And I do see, Chris, that people don’t ask questions. And if you ask a question and make a choice, then you will have a different awareness, you’ll have a different possibility that shows up. But, instead a lot of people are functioning from the complaining of life rather than the choice of life.
Christopher Buck: Well, that’s true. I see a lot of people who either do not feel that they have the self worth to deserve the blessings that are coming, or they would rather complain than change things. I don’t know if that’s just something inherent in people.
