“What is the most important thing we can think about in this most extraordinary moment?”–Buckminster Fuller 
I’ve said it before and I’m sure I’ll say it again. The quality of your life is in direct proportion to the questions you ask. The universe will always match you question for question.
Sadly, most of the questions we ask are repeats of the questions we asked yesterday. We keep wondering the “same ole, same ole” that forever locks us into a tiny box of perception that greatly limits our reality. We place amazingly low expectations on what might be possible.
Every time you ponder the question “How do I get rid of this?” or “How can I overcome that?” you add energy to sustaining the unwanted state. As you devote more and more attention to its existence, you further validate its reality. You continue to view the state you’re attempting to overcome as a linear, predictable “problem.”
Not a lot of options in that teensy box.
Here’s what I’ve learned from quantum physics. Despite how it looks, we humans and everything else we lay gaze upon are, at our core, nothing but patterns of light and energy. We are entangled with all other beings on the planet, forever linked with the indivisible “Field of Potentiality” or to use Luke Skywalker’s vernacular, “The Force.”
By continuing to ask the same boring questions and residing in the same uncomfortable little shoebox, we block the flow and full expression of the F.P’s power.
The force, to borrow from Luke one more time, “can’t be with us.”
So my intention is to ask bigger questions, to think bigger thoughts?
“What if?” is always a good start.
“What if our politicians could see eye-to-eye, to join forces for true and lasting change?”
“What if every child on the planet had a hot meal before they went to bed tonight?”
“What if every family had a roof over their head?”
“What can I do today that makes me dance with joy?
“How can I grow into the loving, wise, inspiring person I am meant to be?”
“What marvelous thing might I create today?”
Anything is possible, but we have to imagine it first. The more big questions we ask, the more we dare to say, “What would it look like if….?,” the bigger our lives will become. Putting your attention on something calls it into existence. We can literally reshape and redesign our lives by asking bigger questions.
Pam Grout is the author of 18 books including E-Squared: 9 Do-it-Yourself Energy Experiments that Prove Your Thoughts Create Your Reality and the recently released, Thank and Grow Rich: a 30-day Experiment in Shameless Gratitude and Unabashed Joy.
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I’ve read a lot today. This post is by faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar the Best. Thanks and Love.
Thank you so much!!! I truly appreciate it!!
Totally agree!
I agree, this is the best of her blogs I’ve read, bravo!
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Always wonderful to read your blogs!
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Always wonderful to write them. Thanks!!
This is the best post you’ve ever posted!!!!
This created a quantum shift for me!!!
Thank you!!!!!
I’m so happy to hear it!!
I’m keeping this open to read again and again until my DNA gets it. I love your “what ifs) Perfect, perfect, perfect.
THANK YOU, Pam for this ANSWER!!!
xoxo, R!
Joyful day to you ! My neurons dance with joy as I read your posts so..I thank you and wish you a good day
One question I live in Italy and your giving a seminar in Zurich will it be in English or German? What’s. if you come to Rome?
Xxx
Arianna
“What can I do today that makes me dance with joy?” what a rich bath of an inquiry, piping hot, like those natural hot springs outside of Big Bend California, way high up in the mountains, that we accidentally biked to, and then found a bunch of naked singing and laughing people, who waved us to come join them, and there were instruments there for the choosing, and a well worn copy of Hafiz’s “The Subject Tonight is Love” and I remember feeling as well seated in my own existence, as well listening, as well yesening as I had ever been. Thank you, as always, for Being, and for reporting on those very things that help you Be in a more better, more funner, more hallelujah way. I love and am infinitely inspired by your spark.
Hey, thanks!!! Means so much to me.
Oh Pam!
I was about to write my third blog post on seeing energy and incorporating it in my art, when I read your post. I was wondering where I might find a good quote on the basics of Quantum physics and well…Boom Baby! I hope it’s alright if I quote you, with proper credits of course.
You just saved me a morning of searching….Thank you!
Cheers,
Laura
Thank you for these words Pam. I am here in Fort Collins and we have talked pickleball. Is it possible to have a few minutes to talk with you? I know you are time challenged, I would keep our conversation confidential and I need some life saving guidance. Please think about it. I would pay you whatever you want. Laurel 970-217-3982
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“What can I do today that makes me dance with joy?” That will be my question for today! Thank you!
Happy to report that my new blog post about seeing energy and making art is up, complete with quote from your illustrious, inspiring self. Thank you Pam!
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