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Friday, October 23, 2009
The Divine is in Charge

At the highest level of consciousness the Divine is in charge of every aspect of your life. You are Divine. Everyone in your life is divine. Everything that has ever happened… is currently happening… and will happen in the future… is as the Divine wants it to be.
When you surrender to this truth, struggles disappear. You move into a natural flow. The illusion of separation ends. Each experience you have along the path is exactly the one you need in order to come into the full and complete realization of yourself. The desire to relive the past is gone. The need for could haves, would haves or should haves disappear.
Too much emphasis is placed on the need to change, fix or heal oneself. We have all gone to seminar after seminar and workshop after workshop in search of an elusive fix. Alas there is no answer or cure to be found.
My journey has always been one of acceptance. The more I bring that awareness into being, the more I begin to experience life for the miraculous journey it truly is. Ultimately we will all come to realize that the Divine loves us just as we are.
So, what is this spiritual journey truly about? The answer can be found at the highest level of consciousness.
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By Judee Pouncey from United States on 10/23/2009
Panache . . . thank you for this wisdom . . . and the reminder that there is nothing to fix (as nothing is broken) . . . and that all is in Divine Order.
I choose to accept and allow . . . and enjoy my lie in gratitude.
: )
By Gail Soucy from Gainesville, FL GATORTOWN on 10/23/2009
On surrendering being a good thing. During a Panache session the decision to yield to my heart pain allowed for a release of same and the vision to spring forth of a torn apart bleeding heart, to cultivated rich soil, to a sunflower blossoming from my heart center. Giving way stopped the pain and allowed for instant growth, a better feeling and more consciousness. Woohoo!
By susan scharfman from Boynton Beach, Florida on 10/23/2009
My Dearest Panache:
I have always thought my life to be a dream. Nothing ever happens with an A-Ha! No big bangs. Just life happening around me while I am doing whatever I’m doing; friends and loves coming and going on and on.
The two most difficult things in my dream-life have been to Trust with a capital T, and Love with a capital L. You have enabled me to break through these barriers, and to have at least some limited understanding of consciousness; that it really is the stuff of which I am made. It’s one thing to write words, but the knowingness of what is, what is within me and without me—I am at the same time astounded and humbled by the power and mystery of it all. When I am without thoughts, and just enjoying my presence, I am in bliss. And it is here that I run out of words. And I am happy with that. All my love, Susan S.
By emerald from Atlanta on 10/23/2009
My journey is one of remembering who I am. Acceptance has become a big part of that, finally, after a fairly long lifetime of observing and being afraid to participate. When I finally accepted the world around me as safe, I began to discover my relationship with the world and that helped me to begin to grow in my Self awareness. I am 61 this year and acceptance, I find, is easier now than it was 20 years ago. In fact, it is a relief to stop trying to anticipate, change, fix, heal, grow, become—I am different every day and I am perfect in each moment. I did figure out, fairly early in life that perfection is a constant state of change and truth is always a variable because as I accept more, my truth changes. This is exciting to me.
I am enjoying being in my life now and excited to see what each day brings. As the old anger, pain, sadness and stuff comes up, after the Atlanta gathering, I find accepting it a relief, and my heart is lighter when I do. I am grateful for the Divine in my life in all the many ways I am able to experience. Blessings to all of you - EM
By Barbara Bennett from Marco Island on 10/24/2009
By Larry Blomberg from Pompano Beach, FL on 10/25/2009
Usually I find a way to let what I think is profound flow in this blog. Now all I want to do is whine. I feel a need or rather a desire to be at the Florida Gathering yet circumstances seem way to overwhelming in my life right now to be able to afford what is priceless. Nothing left to say. Your blog says its time to accept where I am. I am confused.
By Chris diMonda from Marietta, GA on 10/26/2009
Dear Panache—
Thank you for the wonderful weekend in Atlanta. It was sometimes ecstatic, sometimes painful, but I always knew whatever was happening was what was best for us. Your blog seems to restate what you talked about this weekend, that the Divine is in charge of everything, and that we are fine as we are, as the Divine made us to be. All week I have been going over things you said and have been feeling lighter and less conflicted about myself.
But something in your blog just hit me and I think you answered a question I have had for a very long time. You wrote that every experience you have is exactly what you need in order to come into a complete realization of yourself. Does this explain why some seemingly very bad things happen to people? I can accept this on the individual level of myself, but I have not really thought of it in terms of applying to large groups of other people in the world. Is this correct? ( I really would appreciate an answer if possible) Are we here just to learn from these experiences and become realized as a result? Is that why all this stuff happens? Have I really heard this many times and just not put it together? If I am understanding this correctly, you have just answered a huge question for me. Since the weekend, I have already been feeling so much more acceptance of the things happening in my life. Sometimes just the right understanding can turn my attitude from resistance to acceptance and enjoyment. I can’t thank you enough for what you have given us.
with love, Chris
By Marcy Gold on 10/27/2009
Dear Panache
I remember a quote from one of our great masters saying exactly what you are affirming in your blog…She said, ”The perfect problems lead to the perfect freedom.” Sometimes I am able to accept, but at other times, when there is physical pain or suffering, it’s so difficult. I feel resentment coming up. Then I see or hear about someone who has it so much worse than I do and they have such a great attitude! It amazes me. I realize that it all has to do with acceptance and gratitude to the Divine for giving us these experiences to grow. Thanks again for a wonderful reminder of our Divine essence. With love, Marcy
By Corey Wayne Turner from Delray Beach, FL on 10/28/2009
Only 3% of the American Colonists rose up to defeat Great Britain and give us this wonderful republic which we all love so much.
A peaceful 3% of Americans (9 million) easily outnumber all of the government and politicians.
We are the Army. We are the Navy. We are the Air Force. We are the Marines. We are the Coast Guard. We are the Police Officers. We are the Fire Fighters. We are America. We surround them and out number them.
There are Patriots in every branch of service, government, law enforcement, etc. just waiting for enough of us to wake up and stand behind them in the final conclusion of this new and peaceful 2nd American Revolution.
We are all waking up and declaring all systems of tyranny and control such as the banking system, the IRS, the UN, the Federal Reserve, etc. to be irrelevant and not in our interests. They are all collapsing under the weight of their own criminality and corruption. Nothing can stop that runaway train now. It will all crash.
While they mourn their loss of power and control systems, we the American people will simply go back to living our lives in Freedom and brotherhood according to the founding fathers constitutional republic. WE DON’T NEED THEM!!!
We are all collectively standing up together and telling these bastards… UP YOURS!!!!!!!!!!!
By jammie from marion n.c on 11/29/2009
dear panache, i wish i could have met you in person that day i was drawn up to black mountain . it was near the end of your session , i didnt know why i was there but im open to the possibility that i was led there for my true purpose , i was told to come back the next day but didnt make it . i hope i do get to meet you someday , we share alot of the same beliefs ,