The Disappearing Ink Bottle

John

A few years ago, I had a strange experience which baffled me when it happened. It was strange — but, at the same time, not strange.

I was sitting at my desk and needed to write some notes to myself about tasks I wanted to do the next day. I picked up my old-fashioned fountain pen (which I love writing with). But I hadn’t used it in a while, and the ink was low.

So, I opened my desk drawer where I keep a bottle of fountain pen ink.

I opened the bottle and put the pen into it for a refill. There was only a little ink in the bottle. I realized the ink was old and probably no good.

So, I closed the bottle, leaving it on my desk. I made a mental note to throw it in the trash and buy some more.

Then I went into the kitchen to prepare supper. A little later, I came back and there was no ink bottle on my desk.

Thinking I might have put it somewhere else instead of leaving it on the desk, I looked all over for it. It was nowhere to be found.

So, I asked Spirit about it.

They said I didn’t misplace the ink bottle. BUT I had made a mental note to throw it out. And it was done instantly, the moment I went into the kitchen. It just “dematerialized” and was no longer in physical form.

I thought maybe I had just misplaced it and forgotten about it. Spirit said to just quit thinking about it, or I would “rematerialize” it.

Spirit

You all have the power to dematerialize and rematerialize objects. This power of thought is a greatly misunderstood (and, therefore, MIS-USED) power all humans have. But once you understand the power of your thought, you can use it to literally create what you consider miracles.

Of course, there is no such thing as a miracle, at least in the way you humans understand that word. So-called miracles are the most ordinary of events. They happen every day. All of life is a miracle. And you are the miracle workers.