"If a plane is late, say it is my choice, it is my order."

One of the results of increasing surrender or opening to divine grace, is that you worry less about what happens or what will happen. There is an intuitive recognition that what happens is intended to happen and that no harm will come to you. In this frame of mind, when you are at the airport and the plane is late, you say "I am happy with this, it is all for the good." You do not resist what happens, you just accept it. The realized person, who knows himself or herself to be one with the divine power, can also say "It is my choice, it is my order." For the realized person, there is no personal will or desire and so what happens is always "my choice," whatever it is.