Welcome to Day 4.

Noted Swiss psychologists and psychiatrist Carl Jung coined the term collective unconscious.

He coined the term to signify the beliefs we hold that are based on what others have taught us.

All these beliefs stem from object referral,

seeking answers externally and accepting others' portrayals of how life is supposed to be.

As we reconnect with the higher self,

delving within for guidance,

we begin to live our lives through self-referral,

detaching from external messages

and living from pure consciousness or the unified field.

As we contemplate our understanding of abundance, we may realize that our social conditioning has led us to believe

that there is only so much to go around, a finite amount of money, or a limited number of opportunities.

Whether we define abundance as material wealth, love, joy, friends or recognition, we project

the idea that these resources are scarce, and when they are gone, there will be no more.

If this has been your experience,

when you move through the physical world,

abundance can seem elusive.

If you identify with pure consciousness, however, true abundance is a natural phenomenon.

Pure consciousness includes pure potentiality, meaning that anything is possible in the realm of spirit.

It is self-referencing, self-evolving, and self-regulatory.

In this realm, you are the one who chooses your present and your future.

In this moment, what are you choosing?

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