WHAT WOULD MUHAMMUD DO?
You've probably heard the wisdom of asking questions of or attempting to look through the viewpoint of a famous wise person.
What would Jesus do?
What would Buddha do, say, think?
If you are not, in fact, Jesus or Buddha, how can this help?
Simply because it is a way of accessing a viewpoint or way of being that will help you put together that which you already know and/or can figure out.
To this end, I went through a long visualization process walking up the mountain to meet the ONE who will guide you through life with great wisdom and a great viewpoint. As you got to the top of the mountain and the fog cleared, he/she/it would be revealed.
And there he was!
It was me, only a more centered, wiser me.
It turned out that that was almost all I needed.
I called him the Higher Keith. I could have called him Higher Self.
For what I was able to access to ask these questions to was my higher brain, the one that is capable of such genius and the one that had somewhere in my brain the answers, which were accessible when I took the viewpoint of being in my higher brain.
USE THIS PRACTICE IN YOUR LIFE
Use this practice, heeding the answers that come, in your life. You can do it in the instance of a situation. Or you can ask when you're "off-line" from activity - in which case it is best to write it all out.
Simply use the name of your guide that you choose and then ask it the three basic questions or whichever one is relevant, and what the thinking is behind the answer.
What best should I do?
How best should I think?
What is best that I say?
Or you could just ask those as above: what would ______ do, say, or think?
MY GUIDES I keep a list in my Reminders Notebook.
I use different ones for different things, depending on their area of wisdom and knowledge or orientation.
The Higher Keith
Gandhi
Dalai Lama
Jack Kennedy
Jesus
Buddha
Anybody I know of who is wise in an area.
