Text: Expectation and Trust Q: You going to pick me up again? B: Continue. Q: I had an interesting phenomena occur. And it has to do withŠ I think I understand this. I made a conscious decision to have everything go extremely wellŠ B: To know that everything always goes extremely well. Q: Right. And then I have things occur, like flat tiresŠ B: So what? So what? So what? Why can that not fit into the definition that you know it is still something that represents the idea that you are, and is still a reflection that everything is going perfectly. Q: Because it wasn't the product that I envisioned to completeŠ B: That -- as we have said -- is not the point. When you put expectation on your visualization, then you only make the visualization you have had as a model for the energy. Whatever it is that does happen is still a reflection of the energy that you had in the visualization -- whether it comes in an unexpected form or not. That is the whole point. Not that you cannot have a literal manifestation of your visualization. But you don't have to. It will come in the way that truly does serve you best -- in the easiest possible way. And so, it comes along, and you judge it to be not part of the path, so you do not give it an opportunity to serve you. Q: That seems to beŠ yes, I can understand the concept, but I can't live itŠ B: All right. Let's put it this way: you have, let us say, a visualization that you are driving your automobile. And you are on your way to meet someone who will be of benefit for one of the ideas that you are very excited about doing. You follow me? Q: Yes, I do. B: While you are driving, you have your flat tire. You trust that it is for a reason according to the idea you know you are. And lo and behold, the person that stops to assist you is someone who can help you better than the one you were going to meet. Q: Interesting concept. You haveŠ B: When you let that be the synchronistic reality, it will be more than a concept for you; it will be your reality. Q: So it's the trusting of what occurs. B: Yes. Q: That is all that's necessary to allow it to become the physical reality -- just the trust. That's it. Q: I figure if you point it out about ten more times, we'll have it. I'm finally getting there. B: Oh, thank you!

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