Ask Higg(in)s

Offering from Higgins:

Regarding Creating:

You are Master Creators therefore you are happiest when creating. Each of you has different spiritual gifts to share and the goal of life experience is to create frames in which to display your gifts.

For painters, the picture is the frame. For dancers, the dance is the frame. You tend to get confused, thinking the picture is the gift or that the dance is the gift. The picture and the dance are expressions of the gift.

Received December 10, 2011 at Lake Goodwin, Washington

Offering from Higgins:

Stop worrying about the unemployment rate and whether or not the government is providing jobs for you. Instead, relentlessly pursue  expression of self that brings you a sense of fullness and satisfaction.

You will find in expressing the true you that there is a niche for you that you will like and that will provide you with a comfortable life.

It is not the responsibility of the government to do this. It is your responsibility and you will find it is also your joy because it is what you came here to do. When you allow a government to do this for you, you are giving away an essential part of yourself and that leads to unhappiness.

It matters not what a government is doing. It matters only what you are doing. Are you truly happy doing what you’re doing? If not, are you moving in the right direction?

Received December 6, 2011 at Everett, Washington

Offering from Higgins:

There is something you’re forgetting in the process of intentional creating. We notice many of you diligently looking for the best in all situations and keeping your vibration up. What you are not doing is analyzing those same situations for the good in them as well as for opportunity to determine what you’d rather have.

Practice imagining yourself in optimal situations. With practice you will develop positive energy to go along with your imaginings and intentional creation of life experience will become easier.

Received December 5, 2011 at Lake Goodwin, Washington

Question: Higgins, will you talk about how to speak kindly?

Higgins: This is a delicious topic.

Speaking kindly takes practice as mastering anything does. Begin by actively looking for nice things to say and say them. And by all means, when you are given an impulse to say something nice, say it.

In addition, practice compassion. When you hold true compassion in your heart you will advance in the skill of speaking kindly for when you hold compassion in your heart words come without judgement, without criticism, without fault-finding, without blame. Instead, your words are filled with gentle loving kindness. They will feel good to you and they will feel good to the receiver regardless of topic, no matter how uncomfortable the topic.

Received December 1, 2011 at Lake Goodwin, Washington

Offering from Higgins:

Is something bothering you?

When something nags at you address it right away. This is the only way to make that nagging go away. You can ignore the nagging impulses and thoughts you receive but they will never go away until they are addressed.

So do something about that thing that’s bugging you. Do it right away.

Received November 22, 2011 at Everett, Washington