We come into this world as the biggest dreamers, open to limitless possibilities until our programmers begin the programming. Look into the eyes of a baby and see what you used to look like when you thought anything was possible. 

There is much debate over the fact that we are all born prematurely with undeveloped brains 🧠. Technically in a perfect world, we’d spend an additional 15 months in utero before birth, giving us the time we’d need to develop our brains and system of perception and response so that we could see things as they are rather than see them as we’re told. We emerge into the world with our undeveloped brains and the programming begins laying down the wiring for our thoughts, feelings, concepts, beliefs, and reality. 

Our MFTPS (Mother, Father, Teacher, Preacher) commence in paying forward what they were taught by their own MFTPS as well as what’s inherited and passed on by our history and evolution and we’re taught about the things that can and can’t be. What’s right and what’s wrong. About good and evil. We learn about the thoughts, feelings, actions, and possibilities that NO ONE DOES AND THE THINGS THAT NO ONE CAN DO. Sometimes it works out in our favor as we learn to escape harm and not cross the street into oncoming traffic. Or perhaps not rob a bank or try to fly by jumping off a building. 

For that, I am grateful to my programmers. But when it comes to my beliefs and openness to possibilities in thoughts, feelings, and actions that are outside the box? Or perhaps my curiosity about what I can accomplish? I say we’ve been misled. And I understand and Harbor no resentment as they are just passing the torch of the reality they were sold. 

In Buddhism, they say « if NO ONE can accomplish something then be NO ONE «. I just love that idea. It is validated by all the crazy ones that were taught the things they couldn’t do and did it anyway. The NO ONES. 

Today I will choose a different response to a common question. When asked, « WHO ARE YOU »? I will respond by saying « I’m NO ONE ☝️, nice to meet you! » 

Make Sense?