Ask the Universe (e.v.)

Ask the Universe a question and you will get an answer. I started by asking for the time a few years back because I refused to wear a watch. I'd ask, be open, receptive, look, and within a few moments I'd pass a bank, or over hear it in a conversation, or see it on a walgreens sign, or glimpse a clock above a bar in a restaurant. It's not magic, but it works. If you are asking a complex question like should I get a divorce? You will likely not get a yes or no answer, but if you put it to the universe in the morning and listen you will gather more data about your situation. An amazing example of this happened to me just now. Yesterday, I was watching, "Brian Cox on a tv show called "The Wonders of the Universe". He was talking about the eventual death of our star some billions of years from now. We know there is a gap in time from when we see a shooting star and when it actually shot because the speed of light is only so fast. I wondered, "How long will it take us to know our sun has died?" One day later, I went to see the film "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close". In the openning scene the boy Oscar says, "It will take us 8 minutes to know our sun has died." That's the magic I'm talking about. Ask a question, get an answer. Start asking the universe for the time. Then be open, receptive, and it will come within a few moments. For big questions, I like to give it 24 hours. It's fun to start with a theme or a question in the morning, and see what you learn about it over the course of a day, or a week. See what themes the Universe is suggesting you notice when you see a concept given to you three times in one day in various examples.