God is a Taxi Driver

Good morning,

Yesterday I found myself thinking too much, and my mind was filled with thoughts that disturbed me. So I did what I usually did when I find myself in that situation. I went to the beach to meditate.

There are 4 reasons why I do this.

1. Being so close to a body of water is healing. You are mostly water.
2. The ocean has a high salt content, and salt clears out your aura and has being shown, scientifically, to draw to it negative ions.
3. I enjoy laying down flat on the sand, as I allow my entire body to be supported by nothing more than trillions of grains of sand. That thought humbles me. Connecting to earth also grounds me. 
4. The sound of the waves and seagulls are like a free live meditation CD I can listen too. 

So I fell of to sleep within seconds. In that deep sleep I had the following thought come into my mind, “There is nothing you need to do, no answer you need to find, it’s all just perfect the way it is.”

My response to that was an initial, “oh.”
What if there was no answer to find?
What if there was nothing to do?
Imagine, if you fully surrendered and allowed the magic to unfold. The image of going down a slide at uShaka here in Durban comes to mind. You can fight going down. You will hurt yourself and make the time seem longer on the slide by resisting and not wanting to be there and have a horrific experience. OR you can lay back relax, enjoy, and let the slide take care of you. Both options above result in getting to the same destination. In the end you get splashed into a pool.  Who rides the slide to get splashed in the end? NO ONE. You do it for the ride/journey. Life is all about the journey isn’t it? No one is doing anything to you or making you feel in a certain way. Only you can flip the “I’m miserable” button inside you ON.  I find when I stop trying so hard, and stop wanting things so bad – I experience miracles.

On the way back home, I read a taxi sign that said, “Can’t you see, it’s meant to be?”
I believe that there are messages all around, at any given moment. Pay attention. I get most of my messages from Taxi’s. If I told you how many decisions I have made based on taxis you would be shocked!  Sounds a little silly to base my life on Taxi graphics. But here’s a thought –
“What if God was a taxi driver?”
Would you mind Him cutting in front of you, or stopping anywhere? You know the answer to this. Perhaps God is a taxi driver.

God is also the billboard, God is a dj, God is the magazine. God is the thoughts you have. Listen. See. Feel. You are being guided and guarded all the time.

I love you.

Love,
H