Carl’s Nutshells
Bozebits
Carl’s Nutshells
Carl’s Nutshells
Bozebits
Are you lost on a so-called path you believe is “your path.” Only if you believe there is a path you think you could get lost on. YOU are not lost! You never are, nor is anyone else. Being lost while living is impossible unless you create the path you think you must be on and somehow veer from it instead of embracing where you are now. Do you see the problem? It’s “thinking.” So stop thinking, look down, and consider where you are; this instant is the only place you could be, and it took no thought whatsoever to be here. Your experience is what it is right now, so why muck it up with something you call a path and made up in your mind? The “beaten path” is unreal, but where you are NOW is real. Get off the beaten path and Stop thinking you need to be somewhere other than where you are!
Bozebits
The individual (human) carries the divine through the dance of three-dimensional experience, meaning yours is a unique experience, where any connection to the divine within can never be collectively described or understood. Nothing about you, me, or anyone is expected or predictable. So, go crazy. It’s the true normal.
Bozebits
There is no kind giver of that which you do not have. Such is not needed. YOU are the maker, the giver, and the creator of all that is, and it has always been so. That’s right. Yours is not a part or a piece of this grand spectacle. Indeed, YOU are the spectacle.
Carl’s Nutshells
Bozebits
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.
Bozebits
Knowing “what you are” only comes by detaching yourself from what you think you know about yourself. Let go of everything you have been told or believe yourself to be. There is no human consciousness in all the universe capable of comprehending “how great thou art.”