Enlightenment is so broad that I feel that my whole life experience qualifies under its umbrella.. Not so much with Abundance. I seem to have neglected that one. When I was five years old, I remember a moment of utter clarity while walking to the bus stop for kindergarten. I looked back at my home, thought of my family, and asked thin air, "Wow, I wonder where I was before I came here?" It was at this moment that sheer terror wafted up from my body. The veil was thick, dark and dusty. I didn't remember, I was a blank. The more I tried to remember, the more forgetful I became. I was a bit of a scatterbrain like the absentminded professor and they called me this later in high school because I always left my books in my last class.



Instinctively, I knew that I was surrounded by abundance, it made me feel like I had wonderful wealth and prosperity but from the very beginning, I believed deep down inside me that this life was one to gain knowledge and experience, you could only take that with you when you died. The greenbacks were worthless and, anyway, they say, you can't take it with you. No one mentioned that money was energy. An attitude change was necessary but I was too busy to think much about it.
My dad always told me, "When they were passing out brains, you thought they said 'trains' and you missed yours."

To be continued.....my dear ones. xoxoxooxox

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