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From the peace at our center, we gain distance from our emotions to connect to intuitive wisdom. Albert Einstein said, "No problem can be solved from the
same consciousness that created it. We must learn to see the world
anew." A Nobel Prize winner, Albert Einstein's scientific theories
transformed the world's understanding of the universe and its workings, so we
can believe that these words come from his personal experience and helped him
to explore both science and life itself. He offered us an example of what can
be learned by looking deeply into nature to reach a deeper understanding of
all life and by following our ideas to their logical conclusions in our minds
before acting upon them in the world. When we apply this quote to our lives, we can see that we cannot create
abundance by staying in a consciousness of poverty, nor can we gain a sense
of power in our lives while identifying ourselves as a victim. Situations
begun from anger or fear can have little chance of reaching a state of peace
and trust unless someone involved can conceive of that possibility and act
upon it. We need to find ways to step outside of our limited understanding in
order to seek a bigger picture. One way to do this is to shift our
perspective to see the situation from another's point of view and ideally the
perspective of all others involved. Even if we can't truly know another's
motivations, by imagining what they might be, we open ourselves up to
numerous possibilities and an expanded vision. This alone can shift our feelings
of anger to compassion and the desire for a positive solution for all
involved.
Once we have opened our mind to greater possibilities, we can connect to our
higher self for inspired solutions. From the peace at our center, we gain
distance from our emotions to connect to intuitive wisdom that offers us
understanding of the underlying causes and the inspiration needed to guide
our steps in a new direction. Albert Einstein showed us the impact that can
be made when we raise our consciousness and allow ourselves to imagine the
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