Following is perhaps a different perspective on Change. It is not the truth, nor is it a better perspective, it's simply another one…

With that said, let's explore what change IS; and how we might best adapt to make change not only fun but a useful tool in the process of being, doing and having whatever we desire, yes?

The Theory of Relativity reminds us varying conditions, result in varying realities. Hot and cold, for instance, are really not opposites any more than up and down are. They're simply the same energy, information and intelligence, in a different condition.

Everything IS. There is only one energy, and that is the energy we call life. It is the individual and specific vibration of this energy that we refer to as its condition. Under certain conditions, certain things occur and appear to be what we would call true.

For instance, up is down and down is up - under certain conditions. The first astronauts discovered, that is, uncovered, a truth that was already there from their early trip to space, that definitions of “up” and “down” can simply disappear. Their truth changed, because the conditions of their experience changed.

Changing conditions creates changing truth.

Truth is nothing more than a word meaning, “what is so right now.” A moment ago our science proved that the earth was flat. A moment before that we proved that the Earth was the center of the universe. This was what was so then. Yet, what is so is always changing. Therefore, truth is always changing.

Our world has shown us this time and time again. It was little more than a hundred years ago the truth about flight was its impossibility! The computer, itself, human's ultimate metaphor for organizing change, has been around for less than 50 years. What was our truth before then?

The Internet, still in its relative infancy, wasn't a truth for most of us just 10 years ago. Yet, look where we are and examine what your truth is today in relationship to the Internet!

Your life consistently demonstrates that your truth is constantly changing too. It only takes a moment of reflection. What was your truth 6 months ago? How about when you were 6? When you were 12? When you were 21, what was your living truth back then? Do you even remember?

Embracing change becomes simple when we remember this most basics of truth, the process of life is, in fact, always changing. Reduced to three words, life is change. Reduced to two, LIFE IS.

Life is a process, it's the place where we get to experience who we are and why we're here. Some might prefer the word evolution, the energy that shifts and evolves. No problem. Others are perhaps more poetic and see change as a river flowing, where we never witness the same river twice.

The key reminder from this message is to remember ourselves as constant change as well…

What time is it? Now.

Where are you? Here.

Again, I ask… What time is it? Where are you?

Now Here.

BEing fully in the present moment IS what allows us to Embrace Change.

Life is change. We are but that part of life that IS us. You are but that part of life that IS yoU. Therefore, you are change. And as you learn to embrace change from the inside out, as who you are, you'll be ever empowered to create more powerfully, to choose withinasthru greater awareness, to settle less and less; and to live on absolute purpose.

As Gandhi reminded, “Be the change you desire to see in the world.”

Now you know why this IS so.

In Constant & Never-Ending Change,

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