Everything is Relative

Everything is Relative. n(extract from "The Joys of Live Alchemy.")n nEverything relates to nothing … Nothing is relative to everything. When you live as nothing you have no-thing to lose and can turn into any-thing you wish.nnLiving life in an ever-changing universe can become complex and distressing for most human beings. Everything on earth has a connection to everything else if we take the time to search for their origin. Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity changed the whole complexion of humanity's tone, hue and texture. From a personal human point of view, all things are relative to the perceiver of the thought of the moment. Einstein once stated, “If you put your hand on a hot stove for a minute it will seem like an hour. If you sit with a pretty girl for an hour, it will seem like a minute.” nnIf humanity can find reasons why it continually seems to be uneasy with its developments, perhaps it can learn to live a more authentic existence.nnWhy do people… Die too young?nnWhy do people… Never have enough money?nnWhy do people… Always seem to find something that makes them unhappy?nnWhy do people… Develop a debilitating illness?nnWhy do people… Keep seeing the grass greener on the other side of the fence?nnWhy do people… Find conflict with other people beliefs?nnWhy do people… Cultivate addictive harmful habits?nnWhy do people… Embrace negative emotions?nnWhy do people… Follow the herd, even when they sense it is the wrong thing to do?nnWhy do people… Fight wars when they recognize there are no winners, just some lose less?nnThe answers to these questions and an infinite number of other questions are established once we detect the relative cause and effect of everything that stems from nothing. This may seem a little obscure, but as we dissect each event and action we encounter, we locate authentic meaning, once we become a living alchemist. nnFor instance, many golfing equations need an answer before a golfer can become a scratch player. Even when they become a professional and can go around the course in par, you might thing their problems are over…No; they just begin anew with a completely fresh batch of troubling issues. nnEvery golfer should be aware that, a wrong thought, or ineffective body movement precedes every bad shot. So, what causes erroneous thought? Many answers go begging for consequential questions. Here are a few.nnWas it emotional negativity? nnWas it a lack of judgment? nnWas it an outside distraction? nnWas it just by chance?nnWhat was the cause of the ineffective body movement?nnWas it a lack of practice?nnWas it a technical habitual fault?nnWas it a physical injury?nnWas it food not digested properly?nnWas it constipation?nnWas it a sudden pain?nnThe questions asked apply to every person in every walk-of-life, not just golf. The answers to all the questions emanate from a chain of events that leads up to each miss-hit shot or lost opportunity. There is an element of luck referred to as rub of the green in every game of life. There is also the random element such as a sudden blast of stormy weather. nnHowever, when the mortal being become a live alchemist, it turns a potential bad outcome of happenings into a winning game of life, because the authentic source of wisdom, guides the life-player and the ego steps aside and lets it happen.nnEvery golfer is aware that the game of golf is a good reflection in the game of life. It has its ups-and-downs, and in the end, you're left with a scorecard to tally up your triumphs and failures.n nWhen your time on earth is over, how will you mark your card? Will it be overflowing with bogus, negative beliefs that lead you to an early demise … or … Will it take you to the fairway of thought that projects a prosperous lived existence? n