Getting free from fear but staying free from ego
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As I had stated in my previous posts the first challenge that I had when I knew it was time to stop selling, trading, bartering, or exchanging myself for money or whatever I wanted was overcoming the thoughts of measuring my life by what I billed or how much money I made. Coming into the light showed that it was what I gave to others was my new measure of joy. So as I journeyed forward things seemed like it was smooth sailing into my new and wonderful life until my old nemesis called self showed up with a whole new set of challenges.
There was a period of time when I worked for a week or so and nobody gave me anything at all. I had a full week of flying and many had computer problems that needed attention and nothing was offered. I started with a whole new set of feelings that started me down a path of resentment and bitterness. Now mind you I was doing what I enjoyed doing and everyone was appreciative of what I gave them but I kept looking at them thinking are you not supposed to give me something after all I met your needs and solved your problems so shouldn’t you be giving me something?
Now my condition at the time was all the bills were paid, I had plenty of gas to get to work, and there was plenty of food in the house. So there were no pressing needs for things or funds. Regardless though I just got stuck on the hey what about me mentality and the more I dwelt on it the more upset I made myself to the point where I started to think that I was not appreciated and or respected. Thinking this way did not help my attitude at all.
That Sunday I did not have many thoughts of love and I felt very distant from the new found joys that I was enjoying which caused me to pause and examine what my problem was. I had to stop and figure out how I had wondered out of love and into anger. I realized it was the old enemy, ego/intellect and the mentality that you owe me because I did something for you. I was aghast at how low I had allowed myself to sink. I may as well have climbed back into the gladiator arena and picked up a business sword and went back at it again.
Well the pity party ended then and there, I had to get back on track and into love again by saying NOBODY owes me anything but I owe everyone all that I can give. My life’s wellbeing is not based on what others give to me but by what I give others. Of course I had many years of wrong thinking and this was a time to once more die to that descending competitive world way of thinking and focus on me ascending to light and love instead.
The next week came and I needed food for the family, gasoline to get to town, and many bills had come due. Well that week it all came in; food, fuel, and all the money I needed to cover ALL the bills. It was then the hard lesson of love came to me. I met other people’s needs and when mine came up they were met too. It was NOT about what I did and being owed by anyone.
MIT did a study that showed if people’s needs were met and they were left alone to do what they really wanted to do they got done more in a 24 hour period then they did on a payroll for a month. Let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me……….
with love Nicholas Grachanin




August 21, 2010 am31 2:57 am
Nice one Nicholas!
You explain clearly and succinctly how to get one’s self around what is probably one of THE most obstinate ‘glitches’ in the 3D Human World!
Thanks!
August 21, 2010 am31 7:04 am
Thank you Robin that was a very good way to say it, 3D and all of its attachments can be a challenge to let go and leave behind!
Nicholas
August 21, 2010 am31 7:10 am
I appreciate this forum, Laura, where people really interested in moving into 4D come and share with each other. I had not written anything before until it occurred to me that others may be interested in making the same changes and it is nice to hear of others experiences alone a path least traveled.
Nicholas
August 21, 2010 am31 11:09 am
Hi Nicholas – I wanted to respond to your previous posts, and have just read this one… how wonderful to be able to really LIVE your truth and your beliefs. No doubt about it, it takes huge guts to step out and just do it, and you did! You are indeed an example to all of us and, as Malpy says, it is so helpful to read of people’s experiences, rather than just the theory and the “shoulds” and “musts” we all hear so much of.
The last part of this post is fascinating because, as you discovered, until you actually reached the point of REAL NEED, nothing was forthcoming… this, for me, illustrates the point that we are not supposed to hoard money or things, we have what we need in the moment. But we are all so conditioned to having back-up resources, savings accounts, insurance policies, extra food in the cupboard, more clothes than we will ever wear… and everything “just in case”! That “just in case” is a clear message that we do NOT trust in universal abundance, and yet it is so deeply ingrained in all of us that to break free, as you have done, is worthy of great respect. As you pointed out, it’s all very well to do it, but the habits die hard and slipping back into the old ways is too easy – it requires constant awareness and full consciousness, as you discovered!
Thank you for sharing – and welcome to our Family here
May you be greatly and abundantly blessed.
Love & light
Steffie
September 7, 2010 am31 8:21 pm
Steffie I think I am going to give you the salient points of what I want to say and have you write them. That was an excellent explanation of what I was trying to say and you did it much better! Again thanks for the caring and kind words.
Nicholas