Greetings! I am Teacher, and I am so very pleased to come forth and speak with you — to have a little chat, as we have been calling our time together.

This month, I would like to speak about something you might think as commonplace, and that is your right to choose. Perhaps you take that right for granted, or perhaps you don’t. But this chat is about something different from a right to choose. I would like to speak with you about the act of choosing and upon what foundation you move toward a choice — right or wrong, good or bad, freeing or enslaving. Ah! Here we go!

Perhaps you are aware that most of us began this journey very long ago — lifetimes ago — when we were living in what I call the magical moment. Now, the magical moment is actually what happens when you are in the moment and an idea comes to you. It sparks something, and the life force begins to flow — and then what?