Readings for CWG1 Week 18
Read: Pages 169-186
Thoughts for the Week:
The people who make a living doing what they love
are the people who insist on doing so...They dare
life not to let them do what they love. (169)
Beingness attracts beingness and produces experience. (172)
True masters are those who have chosen to make a life,
rather than a living. (176)
If, now, there is something you choose to experience in
your life, do not "want" it--choose it. (180)
Only humans are judgmental, and because you are, you
assume that I must be. (183)
You have a right to your joy. (186)
No one does anything he doesn't want to do. (186)
Look for the answers to these questions:
1. Can you produce the evolution of your soul by
the worldly activities of your body?
(170)
2a. What is "doing" a function of? (170)
b. Being?
3. What does your soul care about? (170)
4. What is the soul seeking to be? (170)
5. What are you on the planet to do? (172)
6. After the soul chooses the state(s) of beingness
it desires to express, then what
does it produce? (173)
7. If the soul is not creating all of our experiences,
what does it do? (174)
8. Can the body and mind overrule the soul? (174-5)
9. What does the spirit of you seek? (174)
10. Will the spirit force its desires on the present conscious
part of you? (174)
11a. What is the function of the soul? (175)
b. The mind? (175)
c. The body? (175)
12. When do affirmations work? (180)
13. Is there a "judgment" in the afterlife? (183)
14. What were the actions of the body meant to be? (185)
15. In a highly conscious person, what does the soul's
decision precede? (185)
16. What do we *have* to do? (186)
Things to Think About:
What does the statement "No one does anything he
doesn't want to do" mean to you?
The numbers in parenthesis refer to those pages of
Conversations with God, Book 1 by Neale Donald Walsch
on which this information can be found.
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