“There’s no such thing as a moment that isn’t rich with treasures.”—Esther Hicks 
So, I’m embarking on a road trip tomorrow. My best friend from college flew in and, like Thelma and Louise, we’re heading west.
In a car.
Only thing for sure is a Sarah McLachlan concert at Red Rocks.
The point (maybe an excuse) I’m trying to make is I probably won’t be blogging for awhile. And I know you guys sometimes worry about my temporary disappearances.
But here’s the thing. Computers and road trips don’t really mix. Now as for Brad Pitt?
Anyway, ACIM Lesson 202 (as well as the next 18 days) are a review. Just keep remembering that you’re forever free, that you have a purpose that transcends the world and that whatever you need or want is a simple thought away.
This review doesn’t have a lot of words (thank ya, Jesus). Rather it urges us to relinquish all that clutters up our minds, to give it all up to the Big Cheese.
When that seems too vague, I like to think of Hobson, the hilarious butler who took care of Dudley Moore in the 1981 movie “Arthur.”
Deftly performed by John Gielgud, Hobson loved his irresponsible charge with an open heart, no matter what ridiculous, immature thing he did. All Arthur had to do was ring a little silver bell.
The Course tells me that my own personal Hobson (AKA the Holy Spirit) will always, without fail, be available. Always. Always. Always.
So whenever I notice my mind settling into problem state or forgetting to be grateful or worrying about anything at all, I just stop, think of Hobson and ring the silver bell.
We got this, boos!
Pam Grout is the author of 19 books including E-Squared, E-Cubed, Thank & Grow Rich and her latest book, Art & Soul,Reloaded: A Year-Long Apprenticeship to Summon the Muses and Ignite Your Daring, Audacious, Creative Side.
26 Responses
Thanks Pam,
Enjoy!!!!
M.A.S.
Have a fabulous time! I won’t worry about you and I’ll just look forward to your next blog whenever it may be, even if it’s not til Spring! (September I mean, which I know is autumn for you guys in the USA but is spring for us Aussies) 😁 I love the idea that the Holy Spirit is my personal Butler! I’m going to have fun with that one 🛎👍🏻Thanks Pam 🦋 ciao! 💖
Love that the spirit is strong in Australia🤗
Oh yes it is!! And I love that I can connect with people everywhere across the world at the same “time” who are consciously on this spiritual journey too. Blessings to you Linda wherever you are 😁🌷
I don’t even know you and I just love you. Thank you for thinking of posting before your road trip 💖💫
Enjoy your road trip!!
Woo Hoo!
Glorious!
Enjoy!
(And I have fallen behind on my lessons, so this post of yours has said one magic sentence to make it easy for me to climb back in. Suffice it to say I won’t be revising… but I’ll be back on the level!)
Thus far I’ve reached a point for the first time in my life of having the clarity to say I do know what I need to focus on in life. It’s joy, fun and love. That’s it.
And I know what my dream job is.
I Have a lot of internal rubbish to walk past (and am doing it) to think it’s possible. But I know absolutely what it is. So far this journey with you has inspired me to meet my very own truth.(Said without ceremony, but I know that you know that this is not a small thing!)
You Living and telling me bits of that Living Being has shown me what possibilities exist in line with what I want.
Really… enjoy!🤗
Suzi
I love road trips so I am jealous. Enjoy enjoy
Sent from my iPhone
>
Just what I needed – thanks and safe travels Thelma and Louise! 😎👍🏼😇
Sent from my iPhone
Have a wonderful trip Pam! And thank you for sharing your beautiful gift of writing with us. I have learned so much from your books…I am forever grateful!
I love Thelma and Louise trips, but just stay away from the Grand Canyon…😊
You are one ☝️ of the coolest chicks 🐥 on the planet, and I hope you and your best friend have a kick ass time!
Reblogged this on alexankarrbooks and commented:
Considering the end of Thelma and Louise, I’m not too sure how well Brad Pitt enhances a roadtrip.
I love how simple and clear and funny you make these lessons! Have a fabulous trip!
Have fun..you’ll love red rocks!
Sent from my iPad Michele😘
>
HAve a great road trip and make sure to drive through Rocky Mountain National Park, you’ll be close enough. Good place to touch the sky and see forever.
What do you think of when you’re not thinking? I know that sounds ridiculous but doesn’t your mind just roll along thinking ridiculous thoughts? Sure you catch it sometimes, but 24/7?
Have a blessed blast, Pam!!! Love Thelma & Louise trips!!! And, LOVE YOU!!!!
Love this post. Enjoyed the movie so long ago. Have a great road trip!
http://www.FairchildWellnessRetreat.com
yoga, senior fitness, overnight stays in Guest Suite and Bohemian Bunkhouse
Ok, you can be Thelma and Louise until it comes to driving off the cliff. That’s a no no, please. Have a great time and thanks for giving my own personal butler. He’s gonna be busy while you are gone. I have plans. 😉
I would love to meet you. I am from Brazil and my first book was E2
I’m know leaving in Colorado.
Are you coming to this Red Rocks amphitheater here.
Will a dream come true to hug you.
If have any chance let me know please.
Xoxo
Renata Miranda Farver
Thank you
Sent from my iPhone
>
Road trips are the best!! Colorado is fabulous and The Red Rock…Rocks!! Enjoy!!
Thank you for the thought. You have given me a wonderful idea for some words to go into a bunch of greeting cards i have to write.
Quran for Kids
Qaidah Noorania