Bashar: Finding Your Highest Excitement

Bashar advises that the thing to do is whatever is most exciting; you don't need a reason why.  

Here are a few excerpts:

When you understand what excitement is, you'll understand why you don't have to look at every little detail to know what to do.

Your excitement is telling you that's the next thing you need to do. Following your excitement is actually the shortest path to what you want.

Act on your joy to the best of your ability. If you look at all your options and realize that taking a walk or driving your car or calling a friend is the most exciting, then THAT is the thing to do. When you can take no more further action on that thing, then look around for the next exciting thing you have the greatest ability to take action on and do it. 

Excitement is its own self contained kit and its own driving engine.

When you act on your excitement to the best of your ability every moment you begin to experience synchronistically that the exciting thing you're doing actually contains all of the things you actually need to consider. And what it doesn't contain you don't need to consider. It's a self contained kit that always perpetuates more of the same and brings with it the things that are important for you to look at.

What doesn't come with it isn't part of that kit and has no business taking time in your life.