Rocket

When you want to launch a rocket into space, a lot of conditions must be met. On the one hand, it's fantastic to see people come together to see what kind of structures they can create. If you think about how many units and subsystems a rocket has, how the designers are able to transform them into a system, it is already completely amazing. Individually, each module is a work of genius. Experimenting and manufacturing them is also a huge effort, and it is not just the preparation of one person, but the effort of groups of people for a common goal.

If we get to the point where the rocket is assembled, then in order to be able to use it, it needs a suitable station, a support structure, fuel and a trained crew. Even with all of that, a lot of non-human parameters have to be right for a rocket launch to happen. Here I am thinking primarily of parameters belonging to the Earth and belonging to outer space, such as the current position of the Earth, its rotation angle, the weather in the various layers around the Earth, solar flares, the various gravitational forces, and I could list more.

What is it that brought humanity to the point where new rockets are fired into space almost every day? Desire, intention and effort. 150 years ago, you would not have been able to launch a rocket into outer space with such efficiency. Then there would have been little intention, the right ingredients simply wouldn't have been available. Each component takes time and energy to develop and operate.

It is always easy to look ahead and assume how we can further increase our current knowledge and expand our abilities, but we must also not forget how grateful we can be for the situation we are currently in, since it is much more favorable compared to the past in many ways. It is one of the tasks of all of you to learn to constantly focus on positive things, since one of the lessons of this story is that your focus is extremely important.

Your focal point is controlled by your intention, and your focal point is what allows your life energy, your creative energy, to focus on one point at a time. Unfortunately, many people never learn the method of producing pin-sharp focus, even though you can literally move mountains with it.

Another idea that is worth taking home from the story: you should never question whether you can achieve any goal you set by using your focal point correctly. In addition, you can trust that there will be others who have very similar intentions as you and will happily join you in achieving this goal. Because they connect to you energetically as well, the amount of energy that reaches this focal point increases significantly. That's when we used to say that an idea became fashionable, an idea became popular, an idea entered the public consciousness, i.e. someone (or someone) was able to focus enough energy on one point.

Observe from time to time, analyze what your intentions are, and if you find one among your intentions that you are not completely satisfied with - that you think no longer serves you - try to find out what beliefs are behind it. If, on the other hand, you feel that you have a positive intention, but it somehow gets stuck, you can similarly know that you must have a belief that is causing that blockage.

Be sure to recognize these blockages, get to know the thoughts and beliefs behind us, and then try to let them go with as much love and understanding as possible.

One of the mental processes of letting go is to first recognize that this belief that doesn't serve you is something you no longer have, and as you say goodbye to it with love, you can assure him that there will surely be a place in the world where he can be of much greater service. Your past self can be the best proof of this, since in most cases you can see that that belief once did serve you and led to experiences that you would not have been able to experience if that belief was not in your life.