Do Not Give UP Hope

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All world one happy family.

A tale of Love and Grief. A young wife, on her first day of marriage lovingly gave her husband for breakfast oat porridge, which she really loves.

The husband hates oat porridge, but does not want to risk upsetting his new lovely wife. So he dutifully finishes his bowl of porridge.

The scene is repeated the next morning, and the morning after, the wife happily saying, 'Dear, I have prepared for you some lovely porridge that you so like."

This husband was not cruel enough to kill off her wife's joy.

Twenty three years into marriage, and three kids later, the family, it would seem to you and me, still enjoys oat porridge for breakfast.

Do Not Give Up Hope.

I do now truthfully believe that we create our own reality.

But since March this year I have been trying to alter my reality using methods shown to me by those who know of these things.

To date, as I see it, not much has altered in my reality towards the situations I want. Admittedly, there has been many good things happening to me, but in situations that would test the theory for my life, no great changes have taken place.

Other world events like the floods in Pakistan, or the land slides in China, make me wonder, "Did all these people, millions of them, create their own agonies and disaster, all at the same time?"

One suggestion is that such global events mirror our individual fears and doubts. Such disasters, though, bring a message of love, peace, and harmony. These feelings, lying dormant within us, are brought out to the fore, as we give
our money and time to help others out. Those in the very mist of the disaster forget about their own self needs, as they reach out into danger to rescue others.

In that sense such events are a stimulus for our personal growth and helps to heal the planet of animosity and mistrust amongst people.

That is a nice way of looking at an event that is obviously a great disaster.

The message I am giving to myself is that the theory I now believe in is essentially right. There is much that needs understanding about that theory. But, accepting the essential truth, "i create my experiences" I do not give up hope that the reality I personally want will become so.

Wishing you joy and abundance, Shree-1