Return Jurisdiction

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It isn’t a surrender.  It is a simple acknowledgment that some things are better left to Spirit.

When people get overwhelmed by events, you often hear a preacher tell them; ‘let go and let God’.  That always seemed like giving up to me.  But I think there is more to it, and perhaps even a lesson we can apply in our work.

Dr. Peal teaches that if you don’t have the solution, then the problem isn’t yours’ to solve.  I teach that if you don’t have the solution, then you don’t have the right perspective yet.  I think both are true.  Without the correct perspective, the problem is not yours (yet).

Then on a recent conference call with a talented intuitive healer, she talked about ‘returning jurisdiction to the Most High’.

For those that have been on these class for more than a few years, you may remember the lesson about Jurisdiction, Access, Custody and Control.  (if you missed that class, you will likely find it in the first 5 Aces class recording)

In a nutshell, if we give jurisdiction of something (including our own body) over to something or someone else, then we no longer have the options to heal it, until we regain jurisdiction.

One of the exercises we did was have everyone dowse to see what % they had jurisdiction over their own bodies.  If it isn’t 100% then who has that jurisdiction and is that in our best interest for them to have that.

The lesson being, we have been taught to turn things over to the experts….. We let lawyers do lawyer things, mechanics do mechanical things and doctors do the medical things.  Many people will simply turn their issues over to the expert and then expect the expert to take care of everything.

But there is a larger issue here that bears exploring.

One of the features of being human is we like to think we are in control.  So, we use our intellectual left-brain to evaluate situations and apply our best solutions.  We do this day in and day out, never considering that perhaps some of these problems would simply take care of themselves if we just got out of the way.

For instance, suppose we have knee pain.  So, we find the glucosamine, and the lotions and potions and special wraps and special exercises.  We have our doctor scan and x-ray the area and make his recommendations as to the proper actions….

Maybe that is the right approach.  Maybe not.  The nice thing about our business, is that if we can think of something, we can measure it.  And if we can measure it we can manage it.

So, in this case, we can get a good idea of whether our left-brain approach is the best one, or if perhaps there is a better way.

But first, we have to get rid of the notion that this body is merely a physical construct.  It is the product of the energy field.  So every function (or dysfunction) in the body has an energetic reason for being there.  Resolve the cause and the body heals.  Simple as that.

So, when my higher self was teaching me to pay more attention to my health, I got an injury that brought the issue into focus.  When I acknowledged the issue and addressed it, the discomfort from the injury cleared by 90% and the entire thing was healed within a short time thereafter.

The medics told me it would take a year.  Reality showed me it was just a couple weeks.

So here is where I am going with this.  What if, some of the issues we deal with are there because we took jurisdiction over something that we had no business doing so?

It seems that in this reality, Creator happily lets us make mistakes so we can learn from them.  I am coming to the belief, that one of those common mistakes is taking jurisdiction over problems that are better left to Source (or Creator, or Spirit, or God or however you connect with the morphogenic field)

When you look at the world around you, the calamities of the past are behind us.  Things worked out.  Maybe it was for the best, maybe it wasn’t, but no matter how it worked out it did.

As a young married parent, I was never financially comfortable.  I worried about the bills, I worried about my income and expenses…. Yet, 50 years later, I am still here.  Somehow, some way, things worked out.

I didn’t starve.  My children survived and started their own families and life moved one.

What I wonder is, how much better off I could have been, had I simply ‘returned jurisdiction to the Most High’?

I don’t know.  I didn’t have the trust then to do that, and in many aspects of my life, I still don’t.  But for my work, it is much easier.

With a reagent, I can help people turn over things to the Most High (however they wish to define that relationship).  Even though most people’s ego won’t allow that jusridiction to remain with the ‘Most High’ for very long, what I am seeing in the meantime, is they are healing.

Perhaps the blocks to their healing are related to their ego’s desire to control how and when that healing must occur.  I don’t know.

The thing is I am NOT a religious man.  I have little time for organized religion and no time for the professionals in organized religion.  So, I cannot tell you the religious aspect of this.

What I can tell you, is that it is NOT a surrender, nor is it tied with some dogma or another.

Returning Jurisdiction to the Most High is simply and an energy pattern  Where there is a pattern, we can make a reagent.  With that reagent we can test to see how (or if) it works.

In this case, I have a winner.

It is powerful enough I am including in the earlier parts of my protocols rather than in the later ones.

But here is what I would like you to do.  Right the intention on a piece of paper.  Of course it is not likely to be as powerful or effective as the reagent, but that isn’t the point.  The point of the exercise is for you to test it on your project.

Run your analysis, balance with the intent statement and see what changes.  You may fine that your results with only a written intent are perfectly adequate for your needs. If so, use it.

But if you get good results with just a written intent, imagine how much better a properly crafted reagent will be.  If so, then either build it or get one.

Pretty simple.  You have an idea, you write and intent.  You test that intent and then decide how to move forward.

What other ideas are out there, just waiting for you test them?

That is a question I ask myself every day.