
Carl’s Nutshells


Your World, Intuitively

The so-called raising of consciousness prattled on about these days has morphed into a very odd thing. Those who believe they have raised theirs tend to look down on those they claim haven’t. There it is again; that rascally thinking. Consciousness is not the problem; thinking we are wise judges of consciousness is.
Don’t limit yourself by trying to un-limit yourself. “Limited, unlimited” are noise that gets in the way of experience, which is infinite and, most importantly, free of definitions that add frustration and possibly insanity to existence. There’s just nothing more perfect! Love and live what you live.
There is no common sense. There is common thought, but thoughts rarely make sense. They make even less sense when we express them. You have an intuitive voice that only shows up when all thoughts cease. It is a voice that rarely, if ever, seems typical. Quiet your mind; it’s the way to intuition.
Murphy’s spiritual law: You reach your level of spiritual incompetence as soon as you think you know what’s right (or wrong) for someone else.
Mystery is the core of every experience; we either challenge it with reason or embrace it with our will. Most of us look for or create reasons for why things are as they are. Sadly, our reason occurs in the overused bed of right and wrong, which is always faulty. Without knowing why or how, it takes guts to plunge into “what is.” Let not your reason keep you from doing so.


Gods see everything as equal. People, places, or things; nothing rises above anything else. Humans constantly seek the special, the sensational, and until we stop “seeing’ in that way, we will continue to judge the so-called non-special. Gods are above such judgments, and, oh yes, YOU are Gods.
The great truth is that what you believe to be true is not. Beliefs elevate doubts and fears. They put them on a pedestal, becoming unbreakable chains that tie us to a sober life. Has any experience you’ve ever had required belief to come before it?
In every search, many questions arise. The important ones will always be those that question what we believe.