August 2018 – Oneness

In order to really begin, I must be whole with my needs. In order to really flow in the middle of the river, I must be whole with my needs. In order to really graduate, I must be whole with my needs. Sounds like there is a little theme there . . . that’s because, that’s what it takes — a little consistency. There is a great deal of busy work which appears in front of me almost every single day, but until I am one with the things I take with me, I’m going really fast but nowhere. In other words, I will be doing a lot of things but not accomplishing much. It is my Beingness that I measure, as a soul. I cannot “think” my way to heaven, nor can I think my way into evolvement. Only from Growth . . . “growth” that came from experiencing. It is, has been and will always be. That is the stuff I take with me, that is the stuff that is the heart-of-the-matter.

ACCEPTANCE - June 2018 One of the most basic Universal Laws is, “Live and Let Live.” The more I trust and believe in my-self (that is, the Real Me), the better I can live and let live. Instead of life being hard work and a battle, it becomes fun and easier. While I am...

May 2018 – Alive

All things are energy. All things have life. I am energy and I have life. It is an illusion that somehow there is an end. Or to say this another way, I can die. Indulging in this idea will create both subtle, and not-so-subtle, ways to separate myself — to divide and distract from who I am and what I have come to do. One with all, is what I seek. It is what my Spiritual Helpers have done and what I will do too. It is only a matter of time and the energy I put forth in that purpose. Many of these concepts are known, but still much is unknown. I do however know it ALL within, within my true-feelings or unconscious. It is allowing it to guide me and come forth to my intellect or consciousness, so that I may organize it for greater opportunity. Together, with the feeling and intellect, I grow into Inconsciousness, and become Inconscious. This is life in an awakened state. To be clear, this is not some intellectual exercise or mystical fairytale, but a genuine way of life. It is a pureness and love no matter what my situations are; from the battlefield to the board room to the bakery to my bedroom. The phrase, “It’s not what I do, but how I do it,” has a great deal more meaning. So, the bottom line is, If I cannot be happy all the time something is wrong. Because I can be happy all the time . . . when I am overflowing in my purpose.

April 2018 – Freedom
There is not a time, nor a place, nor a circumstance that I do not have the ability to fulfill my purpose. Whether it is in the face of tremendous odds and challenge, or in the calm of a day’s routine. Indeed, I can liberate myself from the yoke of ignorance. I am still amazed to this day how my own shortsightedness can hold me back. And as it has been said before, “Ignorance is the greatest thing I can hope to lose while I am here.” I can do this. I do, do this. As a matter of fact, I choose how I do this within every moment. While it is true I am sometimes on autopilot, it is still me and my decisions. So, I can do it with tension . . . or with ease. The more I am welcoming of ideas and concepts, the more I find what I need and the more I become One with All—I get what I need and release the rest to be free. In other words, the better I can work with my energy and improve my vibration, the more I am in the process of graduation, or becoming a master of myself.

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With every breath I take I have 100% life and vitality. The only time I don’t experience this is when I stray from my purpose. What are the influences that throw me off my pivot point? And most importantly, if I’m off track, how do I get back to my real self? Actually, it is my ability—and willingness—to regroup that distinguishes whether my personal progress is swift or stymied. My honesty and my fairness to myself is my spiritual currency. Regularly, I ask myself in what am I investing my time and energy, and what “return” am I manifesting. I have put a lot of time and effort into getting where I am. I have built positive relationships with my feelings, with my guidance, with my circle of loved ones, friends, and associates. But I can’t afford to take things for granted. Or indulge in the glory trip of “resting on my laurels.” The shark lives because it swims, it swims in order to live. To grow, I must refresh myself, consciously or unconsciously, every minute, every hour, every day; as the saying goes, “a new day’s born at dawn.” I have come to view myself as that new day, constantly evolving. I appreciate that every time I breathe in and out, I am born anew. There is no substitute for spiritual cleansing, and returning to my home base in the Big Picture. My connection with the galaxy is reaffirmed. All is well.

I pay a price when I let myself get riled up, or let someone rattle my cage. There is an inner assessment it’s prudent for me to make: “What am I getting out of it” and “What am I putting into it.” Every day I have my agenda, my project board, my daily routines. I have weekly and monthly routines. How do I measure my days? How do I measure my hours? There is a story of a chicken and a pig that highlights the difference between “a contribution” and “total commitment.” In short, I get out of life exactly what I put into it, and this applies to everything I do. I am Aware, I am shedding the bonds of ignorance. I am Aware, I am transitioning from separation into One-with-All. I am Aware, I have a Purpose. I am Aware.