“If everything goes wrong, just laugh!” This idea came to me in meditation this morning after crying out deeply to infinite spirit for relief from a difficult situation I have been processing. When I first heard this inner guidance from my higher self, I got a little upset. “Easy for you to say, just laugh, from your non-physical perspective” I thought to myself. Then while I was sitting there it started to rain. “Rats!” I thought I was going to attend an outdoor concert with a friend, in a park today. I know this must sound very self-centered and in fact it is, but sometimes I think that life is testing my ability to flow and be flexible and let go of how and when things should happen. elaboration of a perfect plan that is synchronized with divine time and has an existential perfection that leans in favor of the whole over the individual.
To prove this point, consider that although I won’t be attending today’s concert, the rain is a welcome relief from the dry heat we’ve been having. The birds sing and the ground absorbs the refreshing welcome refreshment. My kitty is sitting next to me at my desk and my puppy is curled up at my feet. We are having some unplanned family time due to the rains that are pounding outside. Both seem completely unfazed by a storm. So, I’ll take my cue from them to relax and just laugh that life had a different plan for me today. The truth is that I have not felt very inspired to write. I know I can’t force the words onto the page and always have to bow to the divine moment when a surge of will arises, and then I can sit at the computer and channel the inspiration my spirit wishes to share. I believe that there is a perfection in life that is greater than my desires. My anger has dissolved and I am laughing on the inside.
I invite you today if there is an issue in your life that is causing you confusion to simply laugh at whatever it is. Usually, in 30 to 90 days, whatever problem seems so monumental to you now, will gently fade into the background, and then you can laugh at your stupidity for being so upset about it. I know it takes an incredible amount of faith to let life go its way, but I have found that the rewards are immeasurable. I am learning to develop inner satisfaction no matter the circumstances. Our journey on this earth is very short. Let’s laugh as much as we can along the way.
