Abe: Why Abraham Doesn’t Laugh

[Guest guest]

Why Abraham Doesn't LaughGUEST:

Abraham doesn't laugh, really laugh. And I'm assuming that Abraham

doesn't cry. Because I am focused in this physical, I do have those

expressions...

ABRAHAM: Yes. As does Esther. Esther is hearty laugher.

GUEST: What is that difference? My focus is to be a lover and to flow

Energy, but what gets my attention, very often, is the contrast. If I

hear a baby cry, I hear that and that gets my attention. I'm drawn to

that, and I want to be aware of that so that I can flow Energy.

ABRAHAM: The thing about laughing, that is most apparent, is,

humor has woven within it the element of surprise. What makes something

funny, it is mostly about timing. And from our perspective, we are

never surprised. We are always very well anticipating, because we are

able to read Energy, and we know probable outcomes of most things — and

so there is not that element of surprise.

The vibration that sometimes you call the vibration of humor can be a

very joyful vibration, and we are often in that same joyful vibration —

but the element of surprise doesn't take it into that range that you

might call humor. You talk about sadness that is evidenced by tears, or

joy that is evidenced by humor. Often — not always — but often, the

emotions that humans feel are felt most sharply because of the

contrasting experiences that you are living.

The other day we saw Esther, in a moment of sublime appreciation. She

was appreciating her life and her life with Jerry and her life in this

work, and she thought about how they'd been together for 20 years, now

— more than that — and how fast it has passed. And now, she is thinking

about the next 20 years and how fast it will pass, and she, for a

moment, was sort of overwhelmed with a feeling of sadness as she

realized how fast time is passing. It made her feel lack. So much good

stuff to savor and not enough time to really savor it.

Whenever you identify anything that is wanted, there is a

corresponding lack of it. When you pick up that stick that has

abundance on one end of it, it has the obvious lack of abundance on the

other end of it. And so, sometimes as you travel back and forth

across those boundaries, that's when the sharpness of your emotions

hits you the most. In a place of really desiring something, that's when

your awareness of not having it would be more potent.

We have talked about how when you identify a desire that that desire

summons life through you, and it is the feeling of life flowing through

you. That

is, in fact, the reason for your existence: to find opportunity to

focus, so that that feeling that you call joy floods through you, as

Energy that creates worlds is flowing through your vortex.

Have's and Have Nots

Sometimes, what we notice, as we watch our physical friends, is that as

you are reaching for your joy — you're actually pushing against

something else. And so, most of you have wide swings from ecstasy to

agony. In fact, your physical environment is becoming more sharply

pointed. The difference between the have's and the have not's and the

well and the sick is becoming more exaggerated — because the Energy

that supplies your planet, that you all are summoning through desire,

is coming from the multitude of contrasting experiences that you are

having as you summon this desire. As

more and more of you are living contrasting experiences that are

causing more of you to have desire, so that desire is summoning more

Life Force into your physical realm, and so more of you who are in

synch with the Life Force are soaring, and more of you who are out of

synch with it are having a difficult time.

Nonphysical Difference

Back to the heart of your question about Abraham and humor and Abraham

and sadness as compared to the physical you: We are just steadier.

We've acclimated to that higher vibration. We don't push against

anything. The

primary difference between the Nonphysical you and the physical you is

that all of us, physical and Nonphysical, explore contrast — because

without the exploration of contrast, we would not conclude new

decisions or desires. But the difference is, in the Nonphysical realm —

we do not turn to what we have not chosen and push against it. We

maintain a more even keel. We maintain, from your perspective, what you

would call a consistent steady connection to this Stream. We are the

embodiment — the Nonphysical embodiment — of the Stream. You are the

physical embodiment of the Stream, although sometimes, in what you

choose as your object of attention, you disallow the Stream.

And so, every now and again Esther will say, "Well, I think I'll just

let Abraham come into my being, and they can just live out the rest of

my life. They're always tuned in, tapped in, turned on. They're always

looking for the best in things. They are always feeling wonderful." And

we say, well that's a nice idea except that Abraham's exploration of

the contrast would not net as much desire as your exploration of the

contrast. And since desire is the name of this game — desire is what

you exist for in order to continue to summon Life Force — you would be

defeating some of your purpose.

The Value of Your Negative Emotions

Don't be uncomfortable with your range of emotions. We would not want

you to put Novocain in your fingers so that you could not feel the hot

stove so you could lay on the hot stove and say, "Hm. This should hurt

but it doesn't." Because there would be damage done. It's nice that

your sensors guide you away from that which is damaging to your

experience — and that your sensors guide you as to the proximity or the

content of your vibrational offering. But do not assume that the

vibration that is the best vibration is the one without negative

emotion.

We would rather see you in negative emotion and finding your

balance than bobbing along on a blissful trail of contentment with no

new desire being born. It is much more important that you find reasons

to summon Energy, and sometimes step out of balance, than if you were

always in a peaceful contented place.