The Nice Life Inspirational Quotation:  "Sin is the blast that doesn't last.  Sin fascinates — then annihilates."  Pastor John Hagee

First, let my clarify what I believe a "sin" is:  Any decision you make that goes against your highest nature (highest good).

Your highest nature is the part of you that is aligned with God's "will" for your life.  God's "will" for your life is for you to be in a place of consistent joy, peace of mind, and inner strength (a life of abundant good).  In other words, alignment with God's will creates an abundance of goodwill in your life.

If you follow the guidance of the Holy Spirit (the Spirit of Truth), you'll consistently make decisions that are in alignment with your highest nature, thereby producing God's will (consistent joy, peace of mind, and inner strength) in your life experience.

Did you get all that?  One more time, from the top:

If you follow the guidance of the Holy Spirit, you'll make decisions (in truth) that are aligned with God's will for your life.  God's will for your life is for you to experience an abundance of joy, peace of mind, and inner strength.  As you align with God's will, you'll experience an abundance of goodwill in your life.

If you ignore the guidance of the Holy Spirit, you'll make decisions (deceptive or manipulative) that are not aligned with God's will for your life.  The absence of God's will creates a lack of joy, a lack of peace, and a lack of inner strength — also known as suffering.

Now that you've grasped all that, let's move forward with the point of today's blog — and why it's titled:  Supermodel Syn(Sin)drome.



The other night, I was watching a new reality show on VH1 called Megan Wants to Marry a Millionaire.

Megan found her fame on Bret Michaels' reality show Rock of Love — where he too, was searching for love.  If you'll notice, it seems like these types of shows always have second and third seasons.  It seems as if trying to find love through an artificial means (a reality show) doesn't produce genuine loving relationships! 

Anyhow, I watched how Megan worked her magic with these guys.  They're all (supposed) millionaires.  Megan made the most of her stunning sexual power, causing the guys to stumble over their words.  They showered her with expensive gifts — in an effort to stand-out — and make her like them.

I watched as Megan's ego caused her to exude an extreme sense of confidence.  She was the queen, and these men were merely her playthings.  She had what they wanted (her sexy body), and she knew it.  Over and over, Megan used her sexual power to illicit the responses that she desired from her trained little puppy-men.



"Yes, your highness," pleads the man-puppies.  "Whatever you say, your highness.  Anything to keep me in your good graces, so I can at least have a chance to touch your sexy body.  I'm sorry, your highness, I forgot to end my last sentence with your highness, your highness."

And then I began to feel sorry for Megan.  I understood something that she hadn't yet considered. 

Yes, she has an immense level of sexual power working in her favor right now.  She tells the man-puppies to sit — and they sit.  But why are the man-puppies following her orders?  Is it because they appreciate Megan's inner beauty?  Of course not.  They're only responding to the sexual power (physical beauty) that she has over them.

Megan has fallen victim to Supermodel Syn(Sin)drome.

She's trading her highest nature in exchange for a temporary feeling of power and control.  She's using her sexual power to manipulate men into becoming her slaves.  This is generating negative karma for Megan.  She'll have to balance that negative karma at some point — Universal Law will see to it.

Instead of cultivating her inner power — causing people to like her for who she is— she's taking the easy route by sucking energy out of the world using her sexuality.

 

Megan — and other victims of Supermodel Syn(Sin)drome — will become addicted to the power and control that her sexuality provides.  She'll never be satisfied; because she knows right around the corner, another man-puppy will give her the attention — and material things — that satisfy her empty, insecure soul.  If man-puppy #1 isn't being obedient, there's another man-puppy who will gladly fall into line, with no questions asked.

And here's where the building comes tumbling down.

What will happen to Megan — and other victims of Supermodel Syn(Sin)drome — when she no longer has the sexual power to control the men in her life? 

In her prime, Megan is able to use her sexual power to pick and choose the man-puppies in her life.  However, once that beauty begins to fade, the man-puppies will be choosing the new "prime" Supermodels, and antique Supermodels like Megan won't be given the time of day.

This is where the negative karma begins to balance.



Now Megan is beginning to age.  The guys aren't showering her with the attention that she once received in abundance.  Unfortunately, Megan chose to ignore the guidance of the Holy Spirit.  She chose to cash in early, by making a"deal with the devil."  Now that her sexual power has faded, she's left with nothing.  No lasting relationship based on solid principles.  No man that truly loves her for her inner being — because she never took time to cultivate it.

Megan now feels empty.  Alone.  Depressed.  Powerless.  Hopeless.

This is the agreement you make, when you choose to use temporary characteristics in order to achieve immediate results.  Are all beautiful people destined to be powerful while they're young, and miserable when they're old?

Of course not.

Which is why it's important to develop your inner being ... because that's what's gonna get you through your golden years.



There are victims of Supermodel Syn(Sin)drome in every city in the world.  I'm confident you know a few.  You might even be one.

Luckily, you have access to the illuminating content in today's blog.  If you know a victim of Supermodel Syn(Sin)drome, gently guide them to my website:  www.TheNiceLife.com  They'll either be ready for it ... or they won't.  It's not your job to change them.  Our job is to simply show them the door.

If you feel like you might be a victim of Supermodel Syn(Sin)drome, don't be too hard on yourself.  You've simply been dreaming — creating your life unconsciously.  It doesn't mean you're not going to have a karmic debt to burn off, but the sooner you get started, the sooner it'll balance out.

You're awake now.

Create your life consciously.  Cultivate your beautiful inner being.  Allow God to bless you (through people) because of what your inner being projects — not your temporary physical shell.  Resist the temptation to allow Satan to give you immediate rewards based on temporary physical beauty.  When you deal with the devil (deceptive or manipulative energy), you end up creating a living hell in your life-experience.

Remember:  Sin is the blast that doesn't last.  Sin fascinates — then annihilates.