Let Pinocchio Have Their Day

Whoever that person is in your life, who has lied, and gotten their way, let Pinocchio have their day.

It does no good to complain, or to lash out. It does not good to allow ourselves to feel inferior, nor to work ourselves into self-righteous indignation to instil — fabricate or return to — some sense of superiority.

It does no good to react in any way. Those who are important, know the truth. And if even they have been corrupted, then perhaps they weren’t all that important to begin with because they never saw you.

In that case, God knows. The universal divine consciousness knows the truth. Which, admittedly, is not always that much help in the moment. Yet I have found that there is some relief in that knowledge all the same — that you told the truth. God knows. That is all that matters.

Changing your behaviour in any way is a loss. Allowing the situation to effect your patterns — work, habits, progress, learning, development — in any way means that they have won. Allowing any negative impact to your patterns means that they have actually effected you in a negative way.

This, fundamentally, we cannot let happen. Even if it effects your mind and heart, do not allow it to trickle down into any other aspect of your life.

Learn to, first, not be swayed negatively from your Intent. The intent that you have chosen in your life for the near future, and the moment. This is the most important. This is achieved by not wavering in the slightest in our plan of action (unless we are improving it).

Let Pinocchio have their day.