Potential Choices

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Potential Choices

1po·ten·tial
adj \pə-ˈten(t)-shəl\
Definition of POTENTIAL
1: existing in possibility : capable of development into actuality <potential benefits>
2: expressing possibility; specifically : of, relating to, or constituting a verb phrase expressing possibility, liberty, or power by the use of an auxiliary with the infinitive of the verb (as in “it may rain”)
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/potential


Absolutely, every personal definition in your life defining your potential is allowed and accepted on some level of your own consciousness and the word itself has infinite possibilities. Nothing is impossible which makes all possible, making potential – possible. Yet, we tend to allow others to limit or control our possibilities as their own. An employer, limits an individual on potential personal income related to the source as being the employer and in return, an individual continues to wait for the employer to raise the level of potential.

Religious doctrines are seen as potential guidelines or parameters of the faith, with personal expression of the potential possibilities being expressed through a leader of the faith as interpreted, allowed and accepted by the followers. With this not being limited to longtime structures paths of faiths, we now have the new words of faith, and leaders expressing new potentials for us, as interpreted through them. The only mission I have, is for absolutely everyone to follow the faith and potential from within and bring the inward – outward with the highest energy of who we are in infinite potential and possibilities. Be limitless. Breathe the potential of your dreams, your thoughts, your being – you are spirit first and you are infinite. 

Last week I was talking to a theologian about the Mideast and the times we are witnessing. My thoughts are of new beginning times, while he clung to end times in his speaking. Taking potential and capping the outcome, limiting the possibilities. Making our times and future finite. Your highest potential and rewarding is not to live your life in wait of death to be rewarded. It is the span of time to reach, to grow, and to be the highest version of your true spirit in mortal form. A time to learn and a time to expand your own potential repeatedly, each level being a firm foundation on the next, with the potential possibilities seen and realized. Take time to examine your potential, and look at who, why and how others might be imposing limits either in your reality, which has been created, or in your psyche to hinder your own expression. Do you see a glass ceiling or do you see only expansion? Do you choose to allow and accept differently in any way to remove the limits imposed? What is your infinite potential without impossibilities? Questions only you can seek and answer, as one. Believing in your potential as being limitless believes in you, without restrictions and taking that inner faith, outward and beyond. This is your mission, your life, your potential – unlimited.

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