Lighten Up: The Best Advice Ever

It was Mickie (a.k.a. Murray) Silberling who told me to lighten up. Are you upset and aggravated? Don't be. Lighten up. Angry and confused? Despondent? Rather than complaining about things, lighten up. Don't take things so seriously. Don't be bothered. Don't be anxious. Don't be irritated. Don't be frustrated. Don't be disappointed. It is just the way things are. They are what has happened from what people have imagined.

Lighten up. Let it go. Shake it off. Do what you can to make things happy and successful. Keep your mind on the way things would be if what you want already was. Be happy that it already exists--that it is the world in which you now also exist--and simply let it be. Hold this dead, passing away world in light regard. Give it a minute to get out of the way.

Paul McCartney said his mother came to him in a dream and said, "It will be all right, just let it be." That is, "Lighten up." Let it be. It is universal: "Be anxious for nothing" (Philippians 4:6 KJV). No longer labor nor be heavy-laden by what you cannot account for. Learn of your imagination and take up its yoke. I am thinking of Matthew 11:28 here. Try to figure this out: we must take control of our minds, and we must submit them to God. There is a real circuit of power there. We receive desires from God, and we submit their assumed existence back to God. All in zero distance; in one imagination. This creates the effect God will cause. For imagination precedes manifestation.

Do not submit anxiety, anger, or aggravation as the effect to be caused. Worry, frustration, and irritation--all the negatives--we do not need. We can let them roll off us like water off a duck's back. Take control of your mind and lighten up. Pay attention to what it is that you really want. Imagine it well. Trust Eil, the Provider. And let it be.