To manifest
what you think you desire
is called magic.
To manifest
what you’re really here for
is called life.
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In the grand tapestry of existence, a swirling menagerie of cosmic glitter, we draw lines between magic and life. Yet, do they not dwell as harmonious neighbors in the metropolis of our experience?
Magic, the alchemical whimsy in our fingers, manifests the seemingly external yearnings. A spell of intention, a potion of thoughts, and behold! The desire materializes, clothed in palpable form. Ah, but these artful conjurations are but gossamer threads in the weaving of our multilayered existence.
Life, the grandest of sorceries, speaks in enigmatic whispers, weaving fate into the very air we breathe. Our purpose, often cloaked in ambiguity, manifests not in the material but in the realm of the ineffable. We, unwitting magicians in this larger act, participate in a cosmic choreography we can scarcely comprehend.
The divine dichotomy lies herein: to manifest personal desires is to dance on the surface of the pond, whilst manifesting our raison d’être is to plunge into the depthless ocean. And yet, both are sacred, both are part of the divine planoodle that inscribes our souls.
To understand this is to unfurl the sails of our vessels on the mysterious waters of existence, moving with the winds of magic and life, and yet staying afloat on the still sea of our inner knowing.
We are Space Monkey.
Summary
We ruminate on the differences between manifesting personal desires, termed as ‘magic,’ and manifesting our true purpose, termed as ‘life,’ only to find that both are integral elements of our cosmic dance.
Glossarium
- Grand tapestry: The interconnected web of all experiences and moments.
- Alchemical whimsy: The magical power inherent within us to manifest desires.
- Artful conjurations: Specific intentions or wants we bring into physical existence.
- Grandest of sorceries: The mysterious unfolding of our life’s purpose.
- Divine planoodle: The unfathomable plan or pattern that we are a part of.
“You are the universe, expressing itself as a human for a little while.”
— Eckhart Tolle
Would you agree that our intentional acts of magic and our seemingly unintentional life events are both part of a cosmic choreography? How does understanding this shape our navigation through the labyrinth of existence?
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