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What is Everything?

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Some people say perception is everything—but let 's just toy with that idea for just a minute.

Trying to pretend or believe that perception does not matter may help you feel better about yourself, but it sure won’t change the way others perceive you, nor their actions towards you as a result.
So sure, perception is a big deal, but it is certainly not everything.  Not even the truth is everything.
So then, if perception is not everything and the truth is not everything? What is everything??

Nothing.  Nothing is everything; to tell the truth.

Ironic, eh?!
Let’s test this theory….Pff!!
Nothing?! What a load of crap?
What’s that…?
Nothing.
Alright, you got me, explain...

Here we go:


Nothing is everything because everything is nothing.  What the what?

Let’s break it down a bit here:  

The air, the universe, the clouds, --God! Human? Are all nothing.
I bet most of you are ready to throw stones at me now…what are you talking about!!!  God is everything.  I am somebody! Blah, blah, blah!!!  Come on… I can hear the protests…but wait, just let me explain.

You see, without air in our bodies we are nothing... right? No man has ever seen God, right? And if we can’t see something then nothing is there, isn't that right? So God is nothing. The air—what is that? Can you see it? Feel it? Taste it?  No. So it is nothing.  Therefore, everything that we now know as the truth is nothing.

What is the truth?

The truth is only a fragment of our perceptions (imagination) and our perceptions are based on our beliefs. Therefore, what we believe when it boils down to the truth, is nothing.  You may say that’s just a load of crap and maybe it is, but think about it just for a minute...  What’s that?! Nothing.  Anyway, just entertain the idea for a minute…really now…lol!

Full disclosure

Mind you, I believe in God and He is my Everything. Without Him, I am Nothing.  No pun intended.

Until next time,
Be Blessed. Be Bold. Be Strong. Be You!
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Andrene Gregory is a life coach at Aggie Strong Ultimate Life Coaching Services. You can follow her on Instagram, Twitter, Google+, and LinkedIn for more tidbits of information and learn more about her. 


She provides one-to-one coaching and group workshops to adults seeking to improve their life skills, lifestyle and leadership capabilities for greater confidence and work-life balance.


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