Many people think of Heaven as a reward
for life here on Earth. Some even believe that in order to receive that reward,
our life here must be difficult. What if you can actually have “Heaven on
Earth”?
When you are open to all the
possibilities in life, then you are in a blissful state of mind.
That is what Heaven is, so surely you
can consciously set out to achieve that goal.
The shortest, fastest pathway to bliss
is to have fun.
Your self-talk plays an important role
in whether or not you are going to experience fun.
When there is a task before you, how do
you think and feel about it? Listen to how you describe what you are doing or
going to do. Do you say to yourself and to others that you “have” to do this? Do
you feel like the task is a heavy weight, bearing down on your shoulders?
It doesn’t feel very good when you
think you have to do something. How
much better does it feel when you get
to do something?
Do you think fun is your treat for
working hard or accomplishing an unpleasant task? Rather than reserving fun as
a reward, how about shifting your thinking to make every task fun?
To shift your thinking about the tasks
you must do, think about the things you enjoy doing. What are the activities
that you refer to as “getting” to do? What about those activities makes them
fun for you?
In order to manifest what you want in
life, you need to be in a place of allowing. You are far from a state of
allowing when you feel burdened and impressed upon. It all boils down to this: you
want to be having fun with everything that you are doing.
Let go of the idea that “work” must be
dull, boring, or difficult. Be open to the idea that it can be exciting,
stimulating, interesting, and fun. Now, go back to the thought of the
activities that you enjoy. What can you take from those activities and apply to
make your “work” activities fun?
You can manifest Heaven on Earth by
shifting your thinking. Make a conscious decision that whatever you are going
to do, it is going to be fun.
The task may be one of your own
choosing, something you have been directed to do by a boss, teacher, or family
member. It could be a significant task or something quite mundane. Regardless
of the source or scope of the task, choose to have fun.
