YUSEF:

We speak now of the “flow” as you say. There are many ways to flow—some flow in a work life that carries them day to day (and it may even continue into the night). This is often a flow of anxiety and stress. This is indeed one example of “flow”.

Others may enjoy a “flow” of retirement wherein their days are full—doing as they chose and taking in the slower flow of nature and friendship, or embracing new outlets for creativity or service to others.

The FLOW we speak of is actually entering heaven now.

This flow—using the river analogy—carries one through life. There is awareness of the shallows and depths and rocky sides along the way, yet also the realization that this river is much more than water. This is a RIVER of LIGHT; a river of Spirit, carrying one through life. In this river one still experiences all the joys, pain, sorrows, and trials of life on the Earth, BUT with a sense of being carried, supported, comforted, and led through each experience.

To be in the flow of this river takes more than dipping a toe in the water. It means jumping in fully/completely—with faith and trust—into the river that is LIFE.

It means EXPERIENCING all life has to offer—all life brings. The difference is that when one is in this FLOW, there is no despair, no real heartache, no anxiety. There is pain, but no suffering. There is no resistance to what life brings—only acceptance. There is learning—not sought after, but merely noticed and accepted.

There is joy, sometimes interrupted by sadness, but always returned to quickly—the joy that is always there under the current of life’s difficulties.

There is comfort and support in the flow, and you remember it and turn to it, recognizing there is more to life than turmoil and troubles.

Those in the flow recognize when they are NOT in it, and do their best to return to it. They may need help, especially those new to the flow. Returning is the only way to experience Heaven on the Earth. 

Allow the FLOW, the Heavenly river of LIGHT, to carry you through your life.