Theft

It is not nice to steal or alienate things from others that we have not earned or bought ourselves. By doing so, we show the Universe that we think we don’t have enough and that we didn’t even deserve to have more than we have. Why is that so? From an early age, most children are taught by their parents that they must be modest and humble, and that money corrupts people and such. Likewise, you hear the same thing in some of your religious communities (in Catholic it is often). They point the finger at those who get rich quickly, and they also point the finger at those whom society condemns for economic crime. It’s a very shallow view of an individual and very wrong one. I’m not talking about punishment but about perspective of the situation. Why?

Everyone incarnated (the soul entered the material body) in order to learn something. We all come with feelings that we need to understand and accept in order to grow spiritually further. Everyone has their own way of fulfilling these tasks, and God makes it possible for everyone by sending them different events and situations. God gives us a choice in all situations, which means it is up to us whether we accept it or not. That means we have to think and decide. The decision is up to us whether we will take the path of growth, which means that we will weigh all possible elements and decide whether we will accept solving the problem so that it can have positive or negative consequences for us.

It’s all up to us.

Those who told you that you would be and that you should be poor, were telling you wrong. God created abundance for all! The way of thinking that has been instilled in you since childhood prevents you (most) from moving in the direction of “I have”, “I have enough”. The only thing I recommend to you is to turn to faith in God. God is neither a religion nor a dogma.

What I did was leave all my problems to God. Besides, if it is true that God created humans to live in abundance, it means the abundance of everything: health, money, food, love, then I can live in my abundance without difficulty. After that I asked him to always have enough for myself and that I always have enough to be able to give to those who need it. That’s when I started acting accordingly.

That means you always have to be positive. Always look at what you have and thank God for what you have. You also have to live that way. And what is immensely important, you have to take responsibility for yourself and your actions! Nowadays, it is common for people to constantly blame someone for their trouble or that someone is to blame for everything. Take responsibility for yourself! That means you have to start thinking in a completely different, positive way. Once you are convinced of this, your life will start to change for the better. That is exactly what the Catholic dogma “thought, word, deed” teaches. It all starts with thoughts. Your thoughts defined that you have to suffer constantly, change your thoughts! By changing your thoughts, you start their materialization in words, something tangible, and things around you start to change for the better! You did it by changing your thoughts into positive ones! You are the creator of your destiny; you are the creator of your life! What still remains – is deed. It is a tangible consequence of changing your thoughts, positive situations and positive events.

If you constantly feed your thoughts with the negative energy of “not having”, so shall it be. If you feed your thoughts with “I have” pozitive energy, you will have it.

There is another type of theft that is just as important as the ones mentioned above. It’s a theft of time. Time is priceless in terms of life. If you waste time constantly complaining about how everyone else is to blame for what is happening to you, you are wasting your time. You are stealing time from yourself without thinking about the consequences. You need to start moving, because it doesn’t bring good to either you or those around you. When I talk about the consequences, the problem is that the church has removed the incarnation from its holy books and inserted that you only live once and that if you are not obedient you go to hell, if you are, to heaven. It was invented, of course, to keep people under control. That was during the 15^th century, and is still preached today. People have become sluggish because of this situation. They think, whether they work or not, this life will pass and I will end up in hell or heaven. But it’s not that simple. Life is immensely complicated. I will talk about the incarnation in one of the following posts.

The next type of theft is stealing time by being late or not even arriving at the scheduled time at all. Then you are stealing from others the time that someone else would surely make much better use of.

Likewise, stealing time is when you are in a relationship with someone and you know it doesn’t work and never will, but you prolong the agony for (selfish) reasons only you know. Intuitive people, being more women than men, know what their relationship is like, whether their partner is cheating on them, whether they support each other and so on.

There are a lot of types of theft. They are not limited only to the material but also to the immaterial and to the emotions. All of this carries certain consequences no one has taught you about and that you will have to either experience or understand on your own. That is why there is incarnation. Life is learning, learning and learning itself.

What Shakespeare said in his work As You Like It: “All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players; they have their exits and their entrances…”

That’s true. How you play your part in life is up to you!