UNDERSTANDING DIVINE ORDER

There is natural flow and order that exists in the universe. It maintains a balance, from the tiniest microorganism throughout the vastness of galaxies. We are told things are connected, but we may not realize the extent of that connection. Think of the universe like a massive, living mathematical grid where everything, from a passing thought to a distant star, has its own perfect parking space. It is a fluid shifting balance that adjusts every single second to keep energy from turning into chaos.

We tend to think of divine order as a fixed thing, a solid plan in the universe, but it’s actually much more like a GPS that constantly recalculates. It uses a blueprint of immense divine creative capacity that takes into account all elements that surround it and are connected to anywhere in existence. It chooses an outcome that is for the greater good in that specific moment. When we live intuitively, we move naturally in this flow. We sense when to speak or be silent, and when to act or be still. We feel discordant energy and know how to correct or avoid it.

Something we may not have considered much is that divine order changes constantly.  One minute a specific outcome is the best and highest action giving the most benefit. Then something changes and it alters to what is most beneficial now. This includes situations in our personal life, planetary evolutionary shifts or changes to entire systems in the universe. A life example would be a soul who has planned a birth with a young mother for their mutual growth. The mother also wishes to gain from the challenge of being a younger mother. The plan includes the father’s role as purely biological, and the maternal grandparents support the arrangement. However, during the pregnancy, her parents suddenly succumb to social pressure and force an adoption. Failing in her attempt to keep the child, the parent’s action bypasses the goals and disrupts the pre-birth agreement. In recognizing its primary growth goals were now unattainable, the soul chose to abort the incarnation, resulting in a stillbirth. Divine order changed because the original action was no longer possible. It was now in highest order for the soul to plan another incarnation.

We also see this playing out in other ways. Imagine you feel a strong, clear urge to start a local community garden. At the moment you decide to do it, everything is in alignment. The perfect land is available, the timing is perfect and it feels exciting. You make plans, you organize people, and source the materials. But a few weeks later, the landowner decides to sell to a developer. This is where we often get stuck. Because it felt so right at the start, we try to force the plan to stay alive. We scramble to find new land or try to talk the developer out of the sale, but nothing works. Everything starts to feel like a struggle. The truth is divine order shifted the moment that land became unavailable. What was a green light has turned into a stop sign because the energy moved. By trying to push through, we are actually fighting against the new flow. The highest benefit is now to be found in letting go and seeing where a new path opens up.

While some difficulties are lessons designed to help us grow, there is a distinct difference between the healthy challenge of a steep climb and the exhausting friction of a closed path. One feels like a climb that strengthens us, while the other feels draining. When our excitement goes and it becomes a struggle against the current, maybe it is time for us to stop and review.

Love

Sandy Stevenson

27.3.26