dailydatewithgod

One thing I have learned is no matter how much I get to know someone or feel like I know how they operate I will never fully understand their method.  One’s method is about how they go about achieving whatever their aim or goal. If we try and measure people by their method, we lose the underlying picture.  It is like presuming we know how big the iceberg is based on the amount we can see above the water level.  I think we get in titanic proportions how detrimental it is to fall for that line of thinking.  The reality is many of us have not taken the time to determine what is underneath our own method let alone someone else’s.  We can notice a particular pattern but how often have we seen two different people do the same thing thinking it was for the same reason only to find out it was not.  I think the method of driving is to get from point A to point B.  For someone in a fast and slick car, the point of driving is to go for a ride in a really fast machine wherever possible.  Two different realities but the same method. I do not know that it is actually any of my business to understand the method of another.  I can accept it or not, but sometimes understanding does not reap the benefits one might presume. When it comes to ourselves, connecting to the underlying intention and perspective which guides our method allows us to pause and notice if the method we are choosing is the one best suited for the situation. When we are connected to the intentions of our hearts and use it to inform the processes of our minds, we are apt to choose a method for carrying out our intentions in a way that allows us to use ourselves and a situation for the greater good.  Often in those moments, we can detect the intentions underlying the method because of the energetic clarity which carries it through.  Imagine the kind of powerful force we can create in life when we are in alignment.