This is an Abraham-Hicks quote about Unconditional Love, but to me it could also be talking about what I call Unconditional Happiness.
You are all pushing against each other, and in the process, you are all disconnected from your Source Energy and blaming each other because you don't feel good. And you're saying, "If you'd stop doing that, then life would be good." And we say that's not allowing. That's not unconditional love.
Unconditional love says, "I want so much to feel good that, in spite of these conditions, I will find a thought that matches my desire. So these conditions can still exist—and I will still feel good. I will still remain connected to my Source Energy."
Conditional love is saying, "I'm an observer. I don't know how to visualize and I can't feel good as long as you're doing that, so you've got to stop doing that so that I can feel good." But you can't get them to stop doing that. You can't even get them to agree on what they should or should not do.
As an individual, acknowledge that everyone is coming forth from the same energy and that the diversity of your intentions is well planned and that the more diverse you are, the more powerful you are as individuals or as a group. And that if there weren't those wanting different things, you could not begin to clarify what you want.
People could push against you and it would not negatively affect you at all unless you push back. It is in your pushing back that you disallow your Stream.
Abraham-Hicks
Unconditional Happiness is using your God given power over your mind and thoughts to choose to be happy - no matter what. There is always something to appreciate!
