An Organized Life

What an organized life appears as might seem strange to the unorganized, who marvel or baffle over what seems like utter chaos to them in their own lives. While any obstacle may be overcome, having a little divine intervention doesn't hurt. Necessity is the mother of invention, while intervention is by the Grace of God.

Many months ago, I wrote a story called Arriving on Time, where I go into embarrassing detail about how unorganized I can be. By some inner higher awareness, I could set aside the chaos and find organization - a quality I didn't know I was capable of entirely to that extent. Since then, I've remembered how to continue this process all the way into my clothing closet, under my bed, and within the drawers of my bathroom. Swimming is another My Story, where I write about economizing time in order to gain the maximum benefit from the opportunity. This is another way of staying "organized."

History is neatly organized into written documents, at least by bits and pieces, when allowed. Science is organized by the Scientific Method; meanwhile, I remain organized by something less documented: intuition. The proof is in the fruit of labor, and the labor is a step-by-step spiritual science: a method of processing but from a higher phase of conscious knowing. The intuitive awareness has a certain quality where the inner awareness shines abundantly and brightly for everyone.