Changing Change by Neale Donald Wasch

Based on Neale’s Book, When Everything Changes, Change Everything,
Changing Change is not just another online course. It is meant to be a
conversation during which we will conduct an extraordinary investigation
into how life works at the mental and spiritual level, out of which
will emerge a surprising revelation about ways in which you can change
your experience of change itself—which means, of course, your experience
of life.

One thing you must keep in mind:  The changes in your
life are not going to stop.  Change is what is—and there is no way to
change that.  What can be changed is the way you deal with change and
the way you’re changed by change.  That’s what this online course is
about.  With more than 80 journal questions, exercises, quizzes and
assignments to help you internalize this remarkable material, there are
also 23 beautiful movies based on the poems from the book, and a host of
other items too numerous to list here.

In this Change you will learn:

There are 3 sections to this Change as follows:

1. Change Occurs because you want it to occur..
2. The eternal journey of the soul. You are here.
3. The power of perspective.

The Eternal Journey of the Soul
In order for you to change your idea about why
change occurs, you will have to change your idea about who you are,
where you are, why you are where you are, and what you are trying to do
here.

These are the ideas we have been circling around
in this conversation for a while now.  They are what I have called
Life’s Four Fundamental Questions.  Most people have never asked
themselves these questions, much less answered them.  I believe it is
vitally important that you do so if you want to live a happy,
fulfilling life, because the answer to these questions could
dramatically alter your perspective.

It is also important to note that there are no
single answers to these questions that are “right.”  That is, however
anyone answers these questions, their responses are “right.”  In a
world where “reality” is created and not observed, it is by definition
true that everyone is right. 

I said a number of pretty important things there.  May I review and expand on them just a little?

I said that there are four basic questions that I
believe all people must ask themselves if they are to have a meaningful
life.  I said that it doesn’t matter how they answer them; their lives
will become more meaningful for having done so.  I implied that this is
because reality is created and not observed.  And finally, I said
that everyone is right about everything. 

These statements all have to do with one thing:
perspective.  And in the matter of changing everything when everything
changes, perspective is the key.

That is, I think, the largest message of this
course.  Indeed, it may be its only message.  In truth, the entire
conversation we have been having could be reduced to these three words:

PERSPECTIVE IS EVERYTHING

If this is true, then if we want to change
everything about the way we experience change in our lives, the primary
question becomes, How do we create, and then change, our perspective?  This
course has been an attempt to answer that question, first by exploring
the Mechanics of the Mind, and now by looking deeply at the System of
the Soul—and the journey upon which the soul has embarked.

For too long, matters of the mind and matters of
the soul have been separated.  Many, many people have felt that the
world of our physical reality is one thing and the world of our
spiritual reality is another—something like the individual person’s
version of the separation of church and state.  Yet in a world where
everything is changing so rapidly all around us, we can no longer afford
such a piecemeal approach to dealing with life. 

I have said here: when everything changes, change
everything.  I have also said that if we are to negotiate our rapidly
changing future, we must change the way we experience Change Itself. 

I am now saying that in order for us to do that,
we must adopt an integrative approach to the living of our lives. 
That is, we must understand—and function from the understanding—that
our spiritual vibrancy, insight, and experience is no less important
to our here-and-now on-the-ground expression of life than is our mental
vibrancy, insight, and experience; that spiritual and mental are not,
in fact, separated, but act co-jointly as what I call the Total Being
That Is You; and that the only reason we do not experience this (if,
indeed, we do not) is that we do not know anything about it.  No one has taken the time, in our upbringing or in our later life, to tell us what is really going on here.

Hold it.  That’s a sweeping indictment.  And, in
fact, it is not true.  Many people have taken the time to explain
life’s intricacies to humanity.  It is I—and perhaps you—who have not
taken the time to listen.  Yet now we are both listening, because the
events of our lives are demanding that we do so.  We are being driven by
the day-to-day circumstances of our existence to seek answers and
approaches that can make life more functional, more joyful, more
rewarding, and, frankly, to just have it make more sense.  And so we
come to a new, contemporary explanation such as this.  I come to it
and you come to it, and we are both welcome here.  It is, literally, well that we have come here.

This is, perhaps, a good time for me to tell you
how it is that I have come here, to this information, so that you may
have a larger context within which to consider what I have been sharing
with you.

Perhaps you are aware that I have written a series of books under the title Conversations with God.  TheSe texts were based on my experience of having received data from a source beyond my mind. 

I have called this source “God” because I believe
there is a God, and that when She communicates with us, He does so in
many ways, not the least of which is in direct
conversation/inspiration/explanation/revelation.

The experience I had was so extraordinary that I
wrote about it in a trio of books.  And then I found that I could not
stop writing because the flow of what was “coming through” was not
stopping, and I did not want to keep it all to myself.  So six more
books followed the original trilogy.  Seven of those nine books made The New York Times Best Seller List, the first remaining on that list for 135 weeks.

I’m not boasting here. I’m sharing this with you
to let you know that nearly 8 million people have seen this material,
in 37 different languages—meaning that an enormous number of human
beings are opening to alternate ways of conceptualizing life and
experiencing and expressing and creating their current reality.  You see, the CwG material is not intended to open people to my truth;
it is intended to open them to their own.  I’m also telling you this
so that you can come to a realization that, no, you are not “crazy” for
taking a serious look at life in the way we are doing here
(multi-millions of others have done it), and, no, you do not have to
wade through the changes and the challenges in your life all by
yourself.

Now, 15 years after my first dramatic experience
of God as a real presence in my life, the flashes of insight keep
coming, the moments of awareness endlessly arrive, the glimpses of The
All continue to materialize.  And what these glimpses show me is that
the glimpses themselves are being offered to everyone. 

Everyone.

It isn’t that there is one of us who is more
“privileged” or more “special” or more “holy” or more “able” than
everyone else to access wisdom and to be provided a direct connection
with the Divine.  There is no Chosen One.  We are all able, we are all chosen, and the question is not, to whom does God talk?  The question is, who listens?

Having said that, I want to very quickly add here
that just because one is listening does not mean one is hearing
everything in fullness; just because one is having a conversation with
God all the time does not mean one is completely understanding all the time, or interpreting without error all the time, the information to which one has gained access.

In my own case I have never claimed and would
never assert that the messages I have published are infallible or
“God’s own truth.”  I can only declare that I have done my best to
transmit them as I have received them through my imperfect filter, and
that even in the imperfect state in which I have understood and
expressed them, they have brought me great benefit and an expanded
awareness and a wonderfully enhanced experience of life.  Yet as I
share them with the public, I invite—indeed, encourage—everyone to
place them in the For What It’s Worth Department, and to turn inward to
heed their own voice of awareness.

Indeed, if my Conversations with God experience
has done anything, I hope that it has produced the outcome that more
and more people everywhere are going within to the Source of Wisdom and Truth that lies inside each of us.

With that as the context, I want to invite you now
to look at some more “stuff” for the For What It’s Worth
Department—namely, Life’s Four Fundamental Questions.  I consider this
the most important exploration I ever took.

But wait.  It feels like a good time to take a breath, yes?

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