Question: I dream big but the realization of those dreams seems impossible or at best so very far away. How do I get closer to my dream?
Higgins: Take the small steps.
(We know you are about to argue, Friend. Don’t. You know what we mean.)
Received July 19, 2011 at Everett, Washington
Offering from Higgins:
If you can think it up it can be done. There is nothing that cannot be achieved. Reach for your greatest happiness. Strive to achieve what seems impossible. There is nothing that you cannot do.
Allow yourself plenty of time, keep a relaxed pace and you shall be rewarded by a life filled with satisfaction and pleasure.
Received July 19, 2011 at Everett, Washington
Offering from Higgins:
We’ve noticed something about a few of you. This is a generalization and if it doesn’t fit you then it isn’t meant for you. Skip it.
As you practice putting our wisdom into action we’ve noticed that you have isolated a big dream. What we mean by that is you’ve identified a goal, a large goal, something you really want. Then you sit back and wait for that thing to appear all in one fell swoop. It probably won’t.
Your dream is yours if you will hold to it but you must make forward movement. You must take whatever small steps present and you must do so consistently over time.
Consistent small steps over time will produce the desired outcome but the desired outcome will not arrive if you sit on the couch watching TV waiting for it to arrive.
There is some do involved in creating in this physical place.
Received July 18, 2011 at Everett, Washington
Offering from Higgins:
If you are living in fear secondary to current events analyze who you are relative to the situation. Use this as opportunity to reflect on what you are NOT and therefore what you ARE and then live what you ARE.
Received July 17, 2011 at Lake Goodwin, Washington
Question: The current economic situation in our country and seemingly world-wide feels tenuous and uncertain. At times it is hard to be unafraid of the potential bad things that could happen. And even if I stay financially upright and my personal world stays fairly balanced and ok, others clearly are not ok and have potential for much worse. I don’t even know what question to ask to put this in perspective.
Higgins: Rather than answer your query directly, let’s respond instead to the fear that prompted it.
Listening to news reports of your country’s economic situation it is easy to feel that your expanded world is ready to implode. The expectation and anticipation of that potential collapse and its potential ramifications is frightening. Many of you choose to reflect on the myriad ways a total economic collapse could negatively affect you, your country and the world.
Indeed, there is great potential for negativity to occur and that is primarily what you and most all of you are focusing upon. What you lose sight of is the potential for positivity. Remember that wherever anything exists its equal and opposite reflection also exists. Therefore, within this seemingly unsolvable economic situation exists myriad possibilities both negative and positive.
You physicals have much less practice at looking for positive outcome. If, en masse, you physicals would look for potential positive outcomes rather than potential negative outcomes the economic situation would steady worldwide. Instead, what buoys the economic situation and has prevented its collapse thus far is the hope for something better that so many of you carry.
(As a world populace the vibrational equivalent currently offered is anger/frustration leaning towards hopeful.)
We suggest you acknowledge the fear. Then remove your attention from the negativity and instead tend your every now. Are you, in every moment, practicing living as the greatest vision you have of yourself? Are you treating others as the greatest vision you hold for yourself would? And are you gently and firmly holding forth that you yourself will be treated well by others? Do you allow time in every day to enjoy your most precious gifts–your family and friends, your body, music, painting, or favored activities?
At the same time, are you tending the needs of now? Are you doing what needs to be done to pay the bills? Are you maintaining a home, whatever that looks like for you, in the best way you can right now?
Gently and firmly hold forth that you will have balance and pleasure in your life. Calmly and with gentle certainty pursue life, whatever it looks like for you. This will carry you through what may be an ugly now and into a bright future.
Received July 16, 2011 at Everett, Washington
Question: I know that you think we should pursue things we enjoy but frankly, I’ve made a committment to myself to pay off some bills. Now doesn’t seem like the right time to move to a new location or find a new job, as I would like to do once I’m in a better financial situation.
Higgins: We know from whom this question arises and we know you are not especially fond of your job or living situation. And yes, paying off bills will offer some relief. But in the mean time, are you planning to punish yourself everyday at a job you dislike and doesn’t fit you very well? Might you allow for the possibility that a very nice job will open up for you in a good location close by? And that perhaps that job will pay more that you might get those bills paid off more quickly?
Remember that in moving to a new location the one constant factor is you. Clean up as much of your vibration as you can before the move so that wherever you end up it will be what you want rather than the same unhappy situation in a new location.
Received July 14, 2011 at Everett, Washington
Offering from Higgins:
Ninety percent of what you are living now was created by you in the past. Whatever happens in your now must be well attended that you may create good in your future.
Received July 9, 2011 at Everett, Washington
Offering from Higgins:
Gently and firmly assert your right to existence in this plane. Each step taken towards personal freedom creates a shift in the Universe that benefits all.
Stay centered within your Truth. That is the place where freedom lies.
Received July 7, 2011 at Everett, Washington
Offering from Higgins:
We have purposely offered this in three parts to give you time to absorb this idea thoroughly.
Impulses and Emotions go hand in hand so next you need to understand emotions.
Emotions are two-fold. First is the baseline vibration/emotion carried by you and is identifiable because this emotion issues forth in a ‘knee-jerk’ response sort-of-way.
Even if your baseline emotion is anger you will often find humor or beauty in life or feel positive about a piece of work you’ve accomplished and those feelings, whether good or bad are the second level of emotions.
Most of life’s creating is done from the baseline level so it is important to choose to achieve the highest baseline emotion that you can. Moving up the emotional scale from low and slow to high and fast can take years. If you decide to take this journey life will get better and better. But remember that while you are in the low, slow emotions even when you are moving up from low to less low you are still low and therefore those things you attract during this time may be uncomfortable.
Embrace the discomfort and keep going. If you have enough time left on the planet and you do not quit or change your mind you will, in all cases, achieve a life that is pleasant and fulfilling and very much to your liking.
Received July 5, 2011 at Everett, Washington
Offering from Higgins:
We want to say more regarding impulses:
If you are not emotionally equal to the thing you want then impulses will be weak and you will find yourself somewhat ineffective in creating/manifesting your desire.
Anything you are strongly equal to will happen very quickly. (And yes, we do mean that all those bad things that happen to you so often happen because you are emotionally equal to them. And yes, we mean those weeks and years of a life that is OK but boring come so easily because OK but boring is your point of attraction.)
Change your point of vibrational attraction and change what enters your life experience.
Received July 5, 2011
(Note: this is part two of three.)
