By Matt Kahn | Source

If you stop seeking all you desire, you invite the projector in the theater of life to stop reflecting images of a brighter tomorrow, in order for that joy, to be found nowhere else but here.

If you stop seeking all you desire, no person stands in the way of better experiences or feeds the seduction toward the next shiny object in view.

If you stop seeking all you desire, you will no longer use the past as a proving ground for personal blame. For there is nothing in your past that justifies why new things haven’t entered, when it’s simply the case of first enjoying the dinner life made for you before dessert will be served.

If you stop seeking all you desire, no character in your play portrays the role of disappointment. Especially since, each person’s mission is only to be found guilty of being themselves, where your invitation is taking the time to intimately know each layer, so you are fully aware of the journey you sign up for when welcoming them in.

If you stop seeking all you desire, there is no other treasure to be found, other than the purest of gold found deep within yourself.

If you stop seeking all you desire, you will neither be intimidated by divinity, nor turn on yourself when the lights of life’s stage shine brightly on you. For it is only through the hunger we develop by assuming better experiences are any place but here that prevents the deepest dive of uncovering the holiest of holy truths.

If you stop seeking all you desire, you will free yourself from a prison whose bars and door were only as a solid as your belief in confinement.

If you stop seeking all you desire, there are no losses to endure, no gains to promote, no defeats to process, and no wins to hide behind. There is only the precious life force energy of all that is, being given and received, as it is shaped into the fate of each miraculous moment. These are the magnificent shifts that occur, if you stop seeking all you desire. Even for just one moment in time.

In every breath, the choice is always yours. Choose well, Beloved. Choose well.

All for Love,
Matt