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Explore how the power of words and conscious personal choice shape the reality you live in. Through personal reflection and practical insight, this post invites you to become more aware of your language, align your inner dialogue with your highest intentions, and reclaim your role as a conscious co-creator of your life.
The Power of Mind and Language Throughout this text we will explore the transformational power of language and how and what we speak create
Acceptance is one of the divine qualities that brings us closer to God and our true nature. Acceptance is all encompassing and includes all things. It is a field of energy as well as a state of being. It is an attitude and a way of living, approaching, meeting, receiving, and being with life. It is to accept what is and what I cannot change or control. As well as accepting my role and responsibilities, that which is within my power to change and affect.
Accepting what has been is forgiveness, while appreciating what is, is to welcome what is to come. In this way acceptance doesn’t hold on to, reject, or suppresses the past. Nor does it resist or block the future, potential, or new possibilities.
Acceptance doesn’t limit. Acceptance expands. Acceptance is a mature attitude that empowers us. It brings us the clarity, vision, power, wisdom, and permission to change.
Just because it was necessary doesn’t mean that it always will be. In fact, this concept is in a constant flux and flow and nothing is necessary forever. For example, I stink, and I feel dull, so a shower is necessary to lift my spirit and remove the stench. But once I have showered it is not necessary any longer, because it has been done and I am clean. It is a very simple metaphor but when I phrase and view it like this, it is so easy to see. That “all things have its time, and things are necessary until they are not anymore”. Not even breathing. Only as long as we are still here in this body and flesh. But once we transcend, not even that is necessary.
Importantly, it is not about rejecting or supressing negative thoughts but to become aware of them in order to grow and transcend. Recognizing negative and unconscious thought patterns that I know does not serve my energy, direction, and aims in this life is part of the process. By observing without attachment I am becoming aware and the emotional charge connected with the thoughts is being released and by default I am removing myself from and transcending the limiting beliefs.
An equilibrium between yin and yang. The masculine energy of execution and action, aligned with the divine feminine eye for details and quality. Without rush but yet acknowledgin that the time is now.
And by that I affirm that;
“I live with and in the divine equilibrium of quality and quantity. The fine line in where perfect self-expression is practiced, honed, and released.”
Surrender: Willingness is a form of surrender. The word surrender itself implies a lack of effort. There is no willpower required because there is no internal resistance. There is no inner conflict or struggle, second guessing or doubts.
It is an energy that is springing from the core of the being. An inner impulse to do, reach, achieve, experience, or become something. And from that deep decision the being is aligned and moves.
And so there is a strong sense of Direction stemming from the core. An unspoken determination. And with the support of this firm and solid base, this inner knowing, actions may unfold in coherence. Decisively, freely and willingly.
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We are all on our own unique journey through life, and by honouring that, we may share and support each other, thus walking together.