12/12: Re-creating the Self Day

It's 12/12. Because of the number, some people say that today is a spiritually good day. Some say it's D-day to re-create yourself.

Here's what Amy, a regular contributor of artofallowing@yahoogroups.com said: "...12/12 is a powerful day. A day of high vibration energy. No duality... all energies are magnificent. There are no energies to be labeled bad or negative and none to be labeled good or positive. They are all divine."

She suggested that for today, we re-write our Selves and our lives: ie. a new name (because our names carry a lot of our past stories wrapped in that energy); and a new history (so we can create a new life based upon this new history).

She gives an example:

"Your childhood and family life were XXXX(fill in ) . You're an XXX (fill in) and are widely recognized and respected XXX. You CREATE A LIFE by choosing whatever you choose to fill in! You are married (or not) to an amazing (man or woman) who is an XXX (fill in) and does XXX (fill in)! Your marriage and relationship are XXX and XXXXXX (fill in!) You have X kids of X ages doing XX or in school here XXX. Or whatever you want to "try on" living."

It's a wonderful idea - something to get your Inner Creator talents kickstarted! You can use this as an information gathering technique during your manifestation process. It helps to fine-tune your intentions and desires.

I have been doing this 'Life Scriptwriting' for awhile now actually; especially when I want to know how a new goal 'feels'. Much like writing for a screenplay, I give myself a screen name and then start in the middle of a future goal that has already been manifested.

Say, I have a goal to live in a white bungalow facing the ocean. So this Screen Lily will already be staying there. When I do this, the mind automatically paints a picture of how I would like that house to be - the interior, the exterior, the rooms, the furniture, and even my dream pets (a Pomeranian) is part of the story.

It's a fun activity as I get to try out different roles. Who says you need to be a superstar to star in your own TV series? :P