What's In It For Me

While the soul develops its body within the womb, it never questions its needs being met now or in the future. Rather, it sits within the unlimited sources of life, automatically fed, housed and loved.

We could get technical and argue that not all children in womb are well fed and protected. Its mother may take drugs, for instance. While that is an important consideration, what I am referring to is the natural course of womb development, and the provisions that the womb environment gives the forming soul-body during its gestation period.

Once the soul-human leaves this environment, it begins to learn new references about life's resources and how they are resourced. The soul-human no longer has everything readily available, it must rely on its ingenuity in reaction to its environment to find ways to resource for itself.

This change in how resources are accessed is part of the mechanics for creating particular perspectives, or experiments of reality. It is also a way in which the individual becomes separated from the truth inherent in life itself: which is, that resources are internally generated, and when accessed from that internal, core of being, are unlimited.

To remember then, that life's resources are unlimited, takes a return to the place within that knows the womb. The place that knows the space and reality that provides for all our needs without request, merit, or competition. To stay separated--resources and resourcing remain externally based, always coming from an outside source: the will of the parent, the teacher, the boss, the government, the neighbors, the way things are, and "they say."

A person that has reconnected with its womb experience of resource is always resourced emotionally and psychologically. It does not worry or fear inability to resouce for itself for it knows that the womb of life always provides the putty for its creations. This individual shows up in life excited at the opportunity for experience, rather than as one trying  to control his/her experience to fulfill its needs.

The individual who has not reconnected with its womb experience shows up in life always asking, whether consciously or not, "what is in it for me?" They need to have ongoing proof that they are resourced before they invest in any activity.

By making resource and resourcing for self an external reality, we separate from the knowledge of womb, the knowledge that we are always resourced. We also limit the opportunities for free experience that come from spontaneously choosing to participate based on joy, fun, excitement, and interest, focusing instead on the need to resource self, or the fear of not having resourced enough.

The time for forgetting is coming to an end. The souls on this planet have had enough experience forgetting where resource actually comes from. It is time to remember the womb of life that continues to support us beyond the physical womb of the mother. Life itself is a mother...its very core a womb of love that sustains our ability to create everything we need as we choose movement along the way.

The womb of life is a reality waiting to be remembered. It is remembered when the individual returns within for resource and resourcing.

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