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A synopsis of Lesson 2 from Way of the Heart: Communication and Creation

Lesson 2, Communication and Creation

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Communication and Creation

The Way of the Heart, then, is that pathway that begins with a commitment to healing and awakening, and is founded on the premise, the axiom that we have given unto you, that you are perfectly free at all times. And everything that is experienced has been by your choice. And at no time has there been any other cause.

It seems simple, doesn't it?

Well, of course, O. K.

I’m creating my own experience.

And yet, what soul has not known a resistance to this idea? If you bake a cake and it turns out well, you will say, “I did that.” But if you bake a cake and it turns out very bad,

It must have been the flour.

It must have been the temperature of the oven.

Surely there was something that caused this creation

to not be what I would truly desire.

It takes great courage, great faith, to look upon all of your creations — your thoughts, your feelings, your manifestations — with Love, and with the innocence of a child. To plant a garden and to have all things wither and die, and yet to smile and say,

I planted this garden.

I, and I alone, have done this.

Well, I’ll get a little hungry here,

so I might as well go to the store.

Why is this important? Because the soul, a long time ago, began to create the perception that it was something other than it was created to be. And the voice for ego emerged within the garden of consciousness. And as the soul, as the deep mind that you have all known and, in fact, are—that deep mind began to identify with a voice that was other than the Voice for God. That voice has led you to believe that your creations determine your worthiness. Do you know that feeling?

And therefore, if what you create is not up to—what is this word, “snuff”?—hmm, is not up to snuff, that it means you, in the core of your beingness, are some kind of a failure. But I say unto you, in reality, failure is not even remotely possible. And why? If you plant a garden and the seed does not turn into the beautiful flower, it withers and dies, that experience is a creation, and you have done it. And because all events in space and time—everything you experience—because these things are perfectly neutral, there is, in reality, never failure.