Choices are typically made for some end, which is ultimately some form of perceived perfection – a more beautiful (better or perfect) state – which can then be appreciated. It is, as I have said, our nature to create and appreciate. If that cycle is completed, one is left fulfilled at the level at which a choice was made. Choosing to open the refrigerator is still a choice, requiring intent and action, but its completion does not really register in our conscious attention as satisfying since it is commonplace within our conscious frequency range. A knock on the door may defer that action but altering any of our minor choices with another choice does not seem to leave any energetic residue. But choices are associated with frequencies and so, like frequencies, exist at varying energetic levels. Some take more focused and longer term attention so the energetic impact is more impactful.
Some people get a college degree and realize that some very different career calls them and the degree’s focus is dropped without regret. It was a long term goal but the choice to leave it behind seems pretty clean. This example of completion is consciously choosing to no longer pursue the intended outcome.
Another example of dealing with a choice is to ignore it, deny it or put it on the “back burner”. With this in-action, it is my experience that the intention hangs out until it is brought to some conscious conclusion. Given the varying amounts of energy applied to goals, some will pester you consciously, like “I really need to get that done”, and some lie in the background unattended, like wanting to be a doctor when you were a kid (yes, it’s still there). But all require some degree of energy to hold them in place. The mind was given a command and until another one alters that energy, it lives on awaiting completion of the “choice-appreciation” cycle. I think that a fair amount of the energetic clutter that flows in and out of our minds is a result of incompletions waiting for an opening to remind to us of the desire we once had to have them be fulfilled. The mind is a perfectly oiled machine and it does everything that we ask. All requests lie in wait until their “completion and appreciation” cycle is done, even if some intentions are contradictory.
For longer term intentions, the pathway inevitably weaves about but each interim choice along the way each has an expected result, all in pursuit of the final creation. As a project manager my intent was to complete the job on time within the estimated costs. The normal path was fairly routine but nevertheless required a multitude of individual choices, as simple as when to return a phone call or as complex as the design approach for the engineering. Some were easy and some ended up dramatically changing my plans but all the projects ended up completed. As long as each leg of the path leads to the completion of the overall intended result, that leg was “appreciated” and left behind as the focus on the project’s fulfillment remained paramount. Finally, the project itself was completed, appreciated and I moved on.
Now think about how long consciousness has been around and how many incomplete choices may lie in your lineage. You yourself are one of them, as the endpoint of a particular stream of intent. How would it look to see into your depths and align yourself with an intention much broader than what you are seeing now and bring that to its conclusion here in this place by your own choosing? Aligning the energy through all of those layers allows for a powerful flow of intent. There would be exhilaration in the discovery of the project’s end and a clearer picture of what interim choices supported that end. Miracles would happen I suspect.
The completion of Being’s long term intent is not in doubt. It is our intent. We intend to create and appreciate all along the line, opening our refrigerator doors and changing our careers. If we keep our meanderings along the path in line with a larger intent, we will likely be more satisfied with the course we’ve chosen within our own frequency neighborhood.
Being awaits our appreciation of the WHOLE THING. We must first become aware of its intention and our participation in the creation of it.