We live in a participatory universe

It has been proven now through science, that we live in a participatory universe, as opposed to being simply observers of the universe as Einstein once said. 

And now that we realize that we live in a universe that we participate in its creation, whether we do it knowingly or not, we can no longer just standby idly and let our lives be dictated by others. We must participate in the creation of our own realities instead of merely letting those realities be formed by others.

Greg Braden in his book the Divine matrix speaks of this fact, through ancient texts before Jesus’ time, they themselves knew that we lived in a participatory universe.  They knew that we were creators, in harmony with infinite intelligence, to create our lives instead of just letting life happen to us. They knew that we created from within us, and then that creation was projected out onto the screen of the universe where we could witness it in our 3D world. 

When the “dead sea scrolls” were found, they themselves revealed this very fact. And now science, through quantum physics, is supporting everything that the ancients knew all those years ago.

Throughout history, man has known that he himself is the creator of his life. From Hermes , Plato, Jesus, Buddha to Neville Goddard, Greg Braden, Joe Dispenza, Wayne Dyer, Napoleon Hill, Joseph Murphy, and many others, they have all known that we, as humans  have the ability to create the life that we desire.  That within each and every one of us is the infinite intelligence that has created the universe and everything in it, and with that infinite intelligence, the “I am“ of God, that we ourselves can use this power to create whatever we want in our lives from love, relationships, careers, money, whatever it is that we desire in our life , we can have that by simply claiming it in our imaginations

We can now become conscious participators in the direction that our lives go.  But we must first take responsibility of the fact that up until now everything that has happened in our life was our responsibility. Once we accept that fact, the world is your oyster. 

But sometimes that’s a hard pill to swallow for some of us. Things have happened in our lives that are hard for us to take responsibility for. But let me give you a way out.  It’s not so much that you need to take responsibility for the acts that may have been perpetrated against you, but simply your response to those acts. How you respond to an act against you will determine your future. 

For example, if somebody does you wrong, you have a choice to make. You can either become a victim of that action and succumb to the will of someone else over your life or you can become proactive and say no I won’t except that and move towards the direction that you want to go .

It really is that simple. There was a little cartoon sketch years ago, where a teacher told a little boy to go stand in the corner with a little dunce cap on his head and the caption below it read, “I may be standing here quiet in the corner on the outside, but on the inside I’m running around like a wild child.”

Nelson Mandela was in prison for 27 years in a country that was arguably one of the most racist countries of our contemporary world.  But steel bars and concrete walls could not hold back the one thing that Nelson held dear to him, and that was his human imagination. 

While in prison, behind steel bars and concrete walls, Nelson Mandela saw a country where black people and white people were equals. He saw the country run together by both blacks and whites. 

Shortly after his release from prison, elections were held, where blacks could vote, and Nelson Mandela was voted President of South Africa. Nelson saw his dream come true.  Now Nelson had a choice while he was in prison for those 27 years.  He could have played the victim card and his dreams and his imagination would have probably never come to fruition in his lifetime.  However, Nelson took a different road. He took that time to imagine a country where black people and white people live together as equals. He felt this deeply within his core and knew that it was already done. It just needed to be realized on that canvas of South Africa . He became a leader behind those bars and concrete walls. In his imagination, he led his great country to equality between people. And his imagination was projected out on the screen of our universe. 

Nelson did not let the evidence of his senses cloud his imagination. He simply ignored what his senses were telling him were true, and instead went inside into his imagination and formed and created the South Africa he wanted to see. 

And Nelson Mandela persisted until his wish was fulfilled. 

You too, can do the same thing. You have a choice to either allow others to dictate how your life will go or just simply turn inside, and use the most powerful tool in the universe, your human imagination, to create the life you desire by simply claiming it within your imagination .

But it’s all up to you. The choice is yours and yours alone. But I can promise you this. If you would all but imagine a better life for yourself, imagine the dreams as if they were real, then your future will change more than you could ever imagine .

Participate in your life and change it forever.

You’ve got this. Anthony.