Is your catcher’s mitt outstretched?

”Our consciousness is the unseen orchestrator of our lives.”—Aaron Abke

Perhaps the best part about being in Mexico and hanging out with all these mighty companions is I get to nod my head vigorously and say, “me, too.”

It’s like having a full-time possibility posse.

Yesterday, for example, my friend Anne said once you know you’re entitled to good, once you fully “get it” that that’s the one and only option, you live your life with an outstretched catcher’s mitt.

You fully expect things to work out, you trust that, despite occasional appearances, life is on your side, dishing up increasing abundance.

It also prevents decision fatigue.

Why pay attention to anything else?

To put it in quantum physics speak, the observer (me) determines what is observed. I decide what I’m going to experience.

Yes, my pesky ego can sometimes be a blabbermouth, so I like to ask it, “Do you really need to go over this again?“

I’m so glad I know better than to take its taunts seriously.

As a recent Course lesson proclaimed, “There is no room for anything but joy and thanks today.”

As always, I get to choose where to place my attention.

#222 Forever!

Pam Grout is the author of 20 books including E-Squared, E-Cubed, The Course in Miracles Experiment: A Starter Kit for Rewiring Your Mind (And Therefore Your World) and her latest book, The Ego’s Playbook.