Day 172: "Good things come to those who wait"

Its a saying I have heard many times in my lifetime at various points, as have most human beings, but is how we have defined this statement based in common sense to stand eternally? Or is it based in separation? Lets walk this phrase and then redefine it.

Humans like waiting, which is why we are still waiting to manifest a world that's best for all. "Good things come to those who wait" is a phrase that goes hand in hand with - "time waits for no man" which I will investigate in my next blog.

But I mean simplistically speaking within waiting we are not doing, within waiting we are expecting someone else to move first to give us the good. Waiting around for an ideal job, house, partner, world etc, to manifest themselves through the "power" of waiting, will more likely actually make the manifestation of those points longer and harder to achieve in actual physical time space here, especially if you do not pay attention to the amount of time you are waiting.

In my experience waiting is something which is more beneficial to do once I am in amongst the process of developing a particular point - for example when I am cooking or gardening, after I have completed the necessary physical actions, I require to wait while the food cooks and the seeds grow in order for the results to be beneficial. But one second of too much waiting during the middle of this process, and my food will be burnt, or my seeds will not grow, which clearly shows how detrimental the consequences can be from waiting too long.

This phrase was mentioned by British Poet Violet Fane in the 1800s, but the concept of this phrase has existed within the minds of humans for thousands of years. It has been accepted literally by many people and groups in history, as meaning that if you are patient then good things will come from this patience, this concept is particularly prevalent within religion and spirituality.

The literal concept within certain spiritual teachings like Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Jainism, and Toaism, is that through sitting down and being in a "positive" meditative state one is apparently accumulating "good karma" which apparently will assist to make more "positivity" in the world. The reality of course is that this is nothing but a subjective and deceptive concept, which actually reveals that the complete opposite is true.

This "good karma" is created by just thinking "good thoughts" and I mean seriously, what the fuck have these quadrillions+ of spiritual "good thoughts" done for the world throughout history? They have manifested an acceptance of accumulating abuse in the world through the principle of polarity - meaning that our focus on "attaining" and "projecting" "the light" is manifesting our ignorance, avoidance, and promulgation of the darkest parts of this physical reality.

There is no "light" or "God" that can change what is happening here - the "light" or "god" only serves to distract our species with "profound" tales and concepts of the here-after -- which makes sure we cannot do anything in the here space time, completely powerless to actually make real manifested changes in our lives and our world.
If we focus on either "positive" thoughts or "negative" thoughts we will still manifest the acceptance of abuse as the "bad", which is why there must be no thoughts, no "free choice" but rather just standing as the breathe of life in Self-Honesty in all moments, where we can formulate and live common sense solutions of what is best for all.

If we simply sit in our thought bubble of "positivity" or "negativity", we do not actually move physically, which is the key, because the physical movement of our body is how every task in this existence is completed, not thought movement.
Thoughts without participation move nothing, and are more like brain farts - if I am not breathing here, moving, and doing, living my words, where all solutions are born -- then I am thinking, sitting, doing nothing and separating my words as myself where no solutions are born.

However the phrase "Good things come to those who wait"can be re-defined with an objective common sense meaning here, and then walked as myself. Because in truth if one has patience through breathing effectively, slowing down allows us to more coherently and efficiently see what we require to do in order to get beneficial results.
Slowing down within a point is required before one can speed up within a point so to speak, because going slowly allows us to take time to physically apply knowledge effectively here - so you can say that a point of direct memory access will build faster from slowing down -- which then enables a person to speed up within a point because when integration has occurred, then no thought is required for application.

Rushing through points in our mind, and our interaction all day, very easily leads to many points being missed. But do not connect any expectations or believes where just because you are slowing down you will get great results automatically in all things in your life.

That is not true, because slowing down, while it assists a person to take everything into consideration in each moment, it will not necessarily guarantee the best outcome in whatever point your doing if your plan is flawed in the first place, or if other points are not being directed effectively inside your world, but slowing down within and as breathe shows us that time only exists in our mind, and it always affords one the opportunity to see clearly what common sense steps need to be taken next at the right time, to get the best outcome for all life.

Whether or not you walk those steps will be dependant upon your commitment and application. So slowing down within and as breathe always makes sense, waiting makes sense at the certain times, as it enables us to speed up at other times, but there will only ever be a beneficial outcome from waiting if we act at the right time, on what we have learned and realised through slowing down and waiting in the first place.

Join me next time...