My Friend Steve Hardison instructs and coaches me through the simplest and most innocent of sentences.
"So let it be written, so let it be done".
Now what does that mean? What is the instruction?
My paraphrasing of it is;
If you write it, then by doing so, you've activated it into reality, it's already created into existence. And then along with that, there are a number of committed actions to stitch the whole thing together. That you are the kind of person who will bring it to LIFE.
Another way to interpret the instruction:
Don't waste precious words and thoughts and energy and life on writing about or dreaming about something that you're not committed to bring into existence. The experience will exhaust you. Especially if it's a daily, repetitive habit.
You and I both know certain words have immense power.
Almost miraculous in their effect.
And it's true whether using them on and for, ourselves. And, when using them on and for, others.
So imagine a life where what we say and write, happens, arises, comes into existence? That's a pretty powerful thing to contemplate, isn't it?
And so what kind of human being would we have to be in order to have our written words, be incredible, instructional, acts of creation?
A person committed to oneself.
A person committed to creation.
A person committed to surgical thought deconstruction & reconstruction.
A person committed to systematic action.
Can anyone be that kind of committed person?
Look around and inside your life of people. You'll find living examples.
For you: are you that committed person you want to be?
Test it and prove it to yourself.
So let it be written, so let it be done
