Text: Letting the Details Take Care of Themselves Q: Hello. B: And good day to you. Q: I don't have any difficulty finding things to get excited about. B: Oh, thank you very much! Neither do I! Q: But I do occasionally get too many irons in the fireŠ B: Ah! Q: Š and kind of tend to lose sight of the ones that I really get excited about. And sometimes I let my attention split up in too many ways and it becomes a problem. B: All right. Now, it may simply be a matter of having bought into the idea that in knowing the direction that really excites you, you have to pay attention to all the details and make sure they're all going to fit -- in order to get the thing that really excites you. Instead of relaxing into the knowledge that when you focus on your strongest intention, everything else that is less exciting than that - - maybe still exciting, but less than that -- is now going to be represented as one of the details that falls into place, that backs, or shall we say reinforces, the most exciting thing in your life. And therefore you don't really have to watch all the details as closely as you have been. You don't necessarily have to walk down every corridor thinking that if you don't watch every single step of every single corridor, that you will somehow not allow them to come together in perfect alignment to reinforce the thing that really does excite you the most. Is this making some sense? Q: Mhmm, definitely. B: The idea simply is that many of you can find yourselves juggling many different things, and not having enough hands to do it. Because you think that you have to pay attention to all the details, and you have to control all the details and make sure that all the details are doing exactly so-and-so and such-and-such at exactly this and that time, or everything else will fall apart. Instead of realizing that if you simply aim for the strongest intention, all the details fall into place automatically, fall into line automatically, reinforce each other perfectly, and all create with them the appropriate amount of time, and timing, to be dealt with by you. And can be touched lightly, in that sense, and effortlesslessly, and will contain all the momentum necessary to support the things that are really the strongest intentions and the strongest levels of excitement in your life. You do not have to watch all the methodologies. Understand? Q: I got it. B: So consolidate, in that sense, into your definition of what it is that really is the most exciting thing out of all of these. Let the others then become the details that support it. And act at any given moment upon that which you really can act upon that is the most exciting thing. Everything else will fall into place. Sometimes you create these other avenues, thinking that you actually even need them to support the thing that excites you the most; and you don't -- at least not necessarily in that way. Does this assist you? Q: It takes a lot of pressure off. Thank you very much. B: Well, thank you very much. When you take the pressure off, you expand -- naturally. Q: All right. Thank you. B: Thank you. Sharing!

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