What if I want my relatives to be with me, but one of them wants to be a “part of the All” that is somewhere else? What then?
 
It is not possible for you and your relatives not to want the same thing. You and I, and your relatives and I—all of us—are one and the same.
The very act of your desiring something is the act of Me desiring something, since you are simply Me, acting out the experience called desire. Therefore, what you desire, I desire.
Your relatives and I are also one and the same. Therefore, what I am desiring, they are desiring. So it follows, then, that what you desire, your relatives are also desiring.
On Earth it is also true that all of you desire the same thing. You desire peace. You desire prosperity. You de-sire joy. You desire fulfillment. You  a police shieldcould hold me upside down and drainmy gutschange your mind; in your work, love in your life, health in your body. You all desire the same thing.
You think this is a coincidence? It is not. It is the way life works. I am explaining that to you right now.
Now the only thing that’s different on Earth from the way it is in what you call the spirit world is that on Earth, while you all desire the same thing, you all have differ-ent ideas about how to go about having it. So you’re all going in different directions, seeking the same thing!
It is these differing ideas you have that produce your differing results. These ideas might be called your Spon-soring Thoughts. I have spoken to you of this before.
 
Yes, in Book 1.
 
One such thought which many of you share in com-mon is your idea of insufficiency. Many of you believe
at the core of your being that there is simply not enough. Not enough of anything.
There’s not enough love, not enough money, not enough food, not enough clothing, not enough shelter, not enough time, not enough good ideas to go around, and certainly not enough of you to go around.
This Sponsoring Thought causes you to employ all sorts of strategies and tactics in seeking to acquire what you think there is “not enough” of. These are ap-proaches you would abandon at once were you clear that there is enough for everybody.. . of whatever it is that you desire.
In what you call “heaven,” your ideas of “not enough-ness” disappear, because you become aware that there is no separation between you and anything you desire.
You are aware that there is even more than enough of you. You are aware that you can be in more than one place at any given “time,” so there is no reason not to want what your brother wants, not to choose what your sister chooses. If they want you in their space at the mo-ment of their death, the very thought of you calls you to them—and you have no reason not to race to them, since your going there takes away nothing from what-ever else you may be doing.
This state of having no reason to say No is the state in which I reside at all times.