Question:
In using the spiritual law of intention and desire, I find that so many of my desires are so wonderfully answered, except for the most important to me. While synchronicity dances around me all the time, the one thing I long for eludes me causing much pain. I was wondering why some things come while others and those we long for don’t?
Answer:
Well, you didn’t say what your unfulfilled desire is that is causing you so much pain, but I’ll make a few general points that might clarify things.
When we apply the principles of synchronicity, we are aligning our thoughts and desires with Nature, so that means we project our intention from the silence of our core self. In that state we are not trying, hoping, or lacking in any sense. We are the universe so we already feel fulfilled.
If you desire is not manifested, it could be that you are not desiring from that state of pure consciousness, or it could be that the intention is not aligned with what the Universe needs at that time. The timing for fulfillment of a desire is not determined by our ego self, it is determined by when the time is ripe and appropriate for everyone and everything involved.
Love,
Deepak
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