To Blame Is Not To Change
©2005 by Nick Arandes - (The Radical Kid)
www.TheRadicalKid.com

We have heard a lot about drawing circumstances in our lives as a way of saying that we are to be blame for all that happens to us. Others say that circumstances do happen at random to us which we have no control over. Well, to say that things happen to us at random, is the same thing as saying that we are powerless therefore we are destine to live whichever life we are experiencing at the moment. On the other hand, blaming ourselves for the circumstances we have generated in our lives leaves us with a sense of frustration or guilt. Guilt because by creating that type of circumstances some people feel they are bad or they have failed, and frustration because they do not even know how or why they have drawn those particular set of events in their lives.

The truth is, nobody is bad nor a failure because circumstances have appeared in their lives, regardless of their nature. In order for us to expand in conscious awareness, circumstances are drawn into our lives, not to punish nor to add misery to our existence but to help us grow. And if we are the ones seeking growth, then we are the ones who either consciously or subconsciously draw those experiences in our lives.

The advantage of being able to say that we have drawn a particular circumstance or set of circumstances in our lives gives us the power to change them. Because if we are the ones who created something we also can recreate something else. Otherwise we are at the mercy of some external power which is nothing but an illusion because the greatest power that there is resides deep within ourselves. All we have to do is to recognize it and use it.

To blame is not to change for the following reasons. And individual who takes responsibility simply says, this is what I have created and I choose to create something different. On the other hand, someone who blames is simply saying, "this is my luck, there is nothing I can do about it," and so on. Given the ability to choose, I rather regain my power by taking responsibility for whatever happens in my life.

The question is, how can we go through those challenging moments and maintain a sense of serenity and peace? My answer to that question is to understand that everything is working in divine order for our highest good. I remember during Christmas season, I had to move out of my apartment in order to cut down on my rent because as a performer I was spending a lot of time on the road. I was facing some financial challenges doe to a property that I sold which we found out had a tax debt of $42,000. Thinking I was going to be able to live from the profit of the sale of the property, I didn't booked anything for a few months. There I was, no income coming and having to leave my apartment.

Few days before I had to leave the place many situations arise that supported me during that time. A particular storage place was having a Hoyday special cutting their prices in half for the folloring three months, people with vehicles and equipment helped me move, friends which I have not seen in a while showed up in my life and offered me their place for me to stay, others who were leaving town would ask me to take care of their place, etc. There I was, having no place to call my own, yet my first few days was in a $600,000 house, then it was in a beautiful condo in Santa Cruz, CA for a week, then in a nice apartment in North Hollywood for few weeks. I was living in luxury treated like a king. All because I didn't get caught up in what it was happening. By doing so I was able to keep my awareness in peace therefore drawing, or you may say creating new circumstances that would support me as opposed to disempower me.

The result, I was able to stay in places without having to pay any rent while I was out of work so that when I get back on the road I could save the money for other projects. I could have chosen to blame anything or anyone else for my circumstances, who knows, I might have ended up in that apartment and would have missed all the wonderful experiences I shared with family and friends during the days I spent with them. Or worse, homeless with a grungy attitude so that no one would want to be around me. Regardless of what is going around, there are two things I know, one is that Life is Good! Why, because I am sitting here writing this piece for the world to see. Second, because I have the choice to do otherwise. And last but not least, I am always taken care of, and so are you. Just remember these words by a great master; "look at the birds in the sky, they neither sow nor reap, nor gather into barns, yet your heavenly father takes care of them. Aren't you more important than they are? Oh you of little faith? [Matthew 6:26]

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Nick ArandesNick Arandes affectionately known as The Radical Kid is a radical author, powerful trainer, inspiring speaker, amazing comedian, talented musician and the creator of the highly acclaimed Manifest Miracles Now! online video class at www.FulfillYourDreams.com. He went from homeless to owning a recording studio, producing artists, a development deal with 20th Century Fox Network, appearing on TV and radio nationwide and abroad and so much more! He did it all, NOT by employing hard work at all, but by simply applying basic universal principles that transform people's lives. To find out more about Nick Arandes and how his work can transform your life, log on to: www.TheRadicalKid.com. And to learn how to manifest miracles log on to: www.FulfillYourDreams.com

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