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They say, “time passes quickly when you’re having a good time”. Many in
your world fear growing old, not a fear we have in this world. Growing old is a
natural part of the physical process. It might be some comfort to those who are
experiencing this aging process, that it is part of the consideration that Spirit
applied when they choose the body to incarnate into. They assess it durability
to succeed in achieving the spiritual results that they would require from that
lifetime. Under the Law of Cause and Effect, you will never die before your
time, no matter how long or how short your life may be. When you are on
course for your Spirit’s journey, you will find time will appear to pass very
quickly, and when not on course, it will drag by. Look how quickly your
holidays pass and how slowly your workings days pass, unless you are
working within your vocation, then time will pass quickly, that is, unless there
are unnessary interferences in your employment that control you exercising
your spiritual ‘duty’. We have spoken regarding how the opposition to
positivity is negativity, and how this is something that will constantly be
present in your life, presenting its negativity to every positive action you may
make. We have told you how negativity needs no invitation, and that positivity
occurs only when you evoke it. Could we recommend to you, that you place
beside your bedside a reminder for your awakening, that you determine to
invite your coming day to be a positive one, and never to concern yourself
with the thoughts of the ever presence of negativity. Negativity, at its worst,
can only place obstacles in your way, positivity is in how you overcome them.
The ‘punishment’ under the Law is how you succumb to the negativity and
give in to it, long dreary hopeless days, and the ‘reward’ is how your days get
better and better, and pass quickly, through the love of God. The duration of
your life is no reflection on whether you are leading a ‘good’ or a ‘bad’ life.
How you feel about the speed at which life is passing can be. We have also
spoken about the fear of dying. Many are so afraid of dying that they refuse to
die, and can prolong the process unnecessarily, and often painfully, both