Today's Thought (Lawrence Doochin: I am therefore I am)

Lawrence Doochin: I am therefore I am

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Lawrence shares:
"You are in Holy Communion with God, every moment of every day. His Love for you is limitless, and I hope that in some small measure, I can help you to remember His Presence and His Love. My wish is for you to be able to experience the great joy and deep peace that comes with the realization of who you are. There is nothing unique or special about me. The path that I have traveled is the same one that you are on, regardless of whether you recognize it or not. When you do recognize that you are on a path of Love, it brings you such sweetness, such joy, because you know the end result is the Divine Love you have forgotten. Let us rejoice, for we are on a journey that has a certain outcome. You cannot fall off this path nor make a mistake."

About Lawrence's Book, I am therefore I am
I Am Therefore I Am" consists of revelations that were given to me over a several year period. I had been writing in a journal for about ten years, and the revelations started coming to me as part of that process. At the time they started, I had no idea that they would become a book. I received that guidance after most were recorded. The revelations were first and foremost given to me as assistance in my awakening. Some of the revelations were realizations which had already passed through my recognition numerous times and which I had taken to heart. On those the "lesson" had already been learned. Others were recognitions in the early stages, and I had to revisit them many times before fully eradicating a certain false belief. Finally, others fell into the category that I understood them intellectually, but I had not yet experienced them and their effects.

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Larry's Questions:
 

1. Larry your book explains that you have traveled on a long journey of self-discovery, that in your late thirties you left the business world to spend quiet time with your family and with God. My first question is what was your spiritual-religious background like as a child, and how does that tie into the journey culminating around your late thirties up until now?

2. Are these experiences in connection with your recent book: I am that I am - Revelations of Truth and how so?

3. It may be obvious to most, but where are your biblical or sacred text references serving as basis for this book's title and main theme?

4. Please explain what the title means from a broad sense, what it means to you in context to your personal awakening, and how this connects with what you share with readers and how they can use this knowledge and perspective.

5. Are you modifying the connotation intentionally by adding to the "I am" phrase, "therefore" or is this arbitrary for you?

6. In your book you say connect the phrase I am with exploring God's great love for all that is. Please expound more on that connection?

7. When looking beyond appearances or assessing experiences at face value, you suggest that we may not learn richly from experiences when we try to understand experiences by simple cause and effect, which may be defined by our belief system. Can you talk more about that? How can that affect the way we create reality from that point on?

8. You also talk about perfection in human terms as being either a natural path to follow or a weapon for judging others and us. How can the idea of perfection get in the way?

9. You help your readers correlate of God's loving will with the evil that humans do, as polar as that may sound. Why is that important?

10.  It has been said that we identify with our experiences instead of identify with the fact that we are of God, by God, from God. Why do people identify themselves by the experiences they choose instead and how does your book shed light on that?

11. You correlate thought with the illusion of time, being the thing brings choices we make in context to our progress back to being divine. Please describe that more.

12. The concept journey you say implies that we are already there, and the illusion of time exaggerates that separation. Why does this make fear a component of our life experience? (the fear that we may not arrive)

13. Neale Walsch once said to me, Honor your experiences, know your truth, and tell your truth as soon as you know it.  Why must we be a witness to the story of our own human experience?

14. You explain that duality or the perception of duality leads to richness of life through our experiences.....why?

15. Who is or what is God, Lawrence?

16. Lawrence, please share with the audience a bit of wisdom, some measure that was useful in helping you find your path and stay on your path benefiting the world?