The future is not ours to see, is in a song, sung by Doris Day, from 1964.
First, the song goes like this: “Que Sera Sera, whatever will be will be, the future is not ours to see, Que Sera Sera.”
Consequently, this song came into my head recently, so I listened to it on YouTube.
What are your thoughts about this?
As a result of researching this topic, I found this as a potential meaning of “the future is not ours to see”:
It means the future does not belong to us (we don’t control it) so we can’t see it (know it).
Therefore, as I am thinking about this statement, I agree, the future doesn’t belong to me, it hasn’t happened yet.
Although, it led me to what I practice as often as I can, “Segment Intending”, to help create more of what I do want.
I’ve written about this before.
Here is an excerpt my article:
“First, segment intending takes setting intentions a step further.
You are already actually pre-paving your future experiences constantly without even knowing it. You are continually projecting your expectations into your future experiences. So, this process of “segment intending” will help you to consciously consider what you are projecting.
As a result of becoming aware, you are better able to use segment intending to your benefit.
Becoming aware of what it is you want your day, your future and your life to look like.
You enter a new segment anytime you begin to do something different throughout your day.
For instance, when you get into your car, you enter a new segment. If you will take a moment to see and think about getting to where you’re going, and how you want it to be, you’re creating the expectation of a successful journey.
When you get out of your car to go into where you’re going, you stop for a second and see and feel how it will play out. You are setting the tone of this “segment”.
Furthermore, what this does is put your focus on one thing at a time. One “segment” at a time. When you do this it brings more clarity and power to what you’re doing, and how it ends up playing out.
If you have a meeting with someone, take a moment to see the meeting in your minds eye and how it will feel and turn out. This is segment intending.
Segment intending will put you in the position of being a deliberate, magnetic attractor, in each of your segments throughout your day.
To me this is a form of prayer. I say “thank you” often before I enter into a new segment. Thank you to God and my angels.
It’s taking responsibility for my day. It’s like anything else new you begin to do, it takes practice.
And it takes slowing down enough and remembering to do this with each new segment you enter.
The value of this process is to encourage you to pause many times during the day to say. “This is what I want from this period of my life experience.”
Then you’re attracting into your life more of what you want.”
In conclusion, you do have the opportunity, to guide your future to become more of what you’d like.
By using the practices of “Segment Intending” I spoke of here.
Love and blessings to you,
Connie
PS. Here is a link to read the words to this song and play it as well:
https://genius.com/Doris-day-que-sera-sera-whatever-will-be-will-be-lyrics
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