Month: March 2017

I am often asked to reveal a person’s purpose during a session.  Yet, I choose not to give a concrete answer due to the simple truth that it is not mine to give.

The presumption that we have chosen or been given a purpose before we incarnated is part of the complex creation story of separation and polarity that furthers the perception of a seemingly linear creation and evolutionary journey.  It also imprints deeper the program of the inner, physical, emotional and mental division between good and bad, shadow and light, preferable and unpreferable and so on.  Furthermore, it assumes that there is a higher power that oversees and even decides what we need to accomplish.  This includes the decision of who will receive a “good” or a “bad” purpose.

The concept of a purpose is a coping mechanism to deal with a many-layered and deeply imprinted, cellular survival pattern that most individuals and the collective contain.  It is the result of a history that is rattled with suffering, struggle and endurance and the illusion that one has to redeem oneself in order to return to unity. Another hypnosis linked to it is the belief that as humans we are not equal and below the Divine.

There lies a deep longing within every human to discover the answer to the questions; “Who am I?”, “Where do I belong?”, “Why am I here?”.  The psyche and ego react to that longing due to distrust and the terror of not being safe (besides other programs).  They trigger a need to focus  outside of a person to define their purpose. Often, it turns into a extraordinary goal that elevates the individual from the rest. It can also cause constant anxiety because of the overwhelm created when an assumed purpose suppresses one’s needs and joy. Rigidity, increased reactiveness, stress and closed-heartedness can be the results. The pressure intensifies if an existence is apparently wasted because one feels no direction and satisfaction.

Each of us is an infinite ocean, so breathtakingly vast and indescribably beautiful, that there is no need for purpose. Everyone – whether they remember or not – is Presence.  The answers to the questions above can be found by going within. Then, we realize, that we are already fulfilled; that our being-ness cannot be defined, just expressed. The need to belong vanishes and one-ness is our living breath.

Life is like a jigsaw puzzle. Every piece is part of the whole.  The same is true for each moment. They are never-ending invitations to share our fulfilledness by letting the moment be a movement of the Divine Love we are.

Reality is the construct of our individual and collective beliefs.  If you stop the outer seeking and awaken to the one-ness and harmony you are, your completeness manifest the now…

InOneHeart, Lightsong

 

 

    

 

Beauty comes in many forms.  Mostly, we associate beauty with appearance or an object of art, architecture, nature and so forth.  However, beauty is essentially the language of soul. It is an innate impulse of a soul to express beauty.  Without it a soul stagnates.

Throughout history, every culture and society had their own definitions of what was deemed beautiful.  This involved every aspect of the daily life, from the shape of the human body,  fashion, interior design, music, writings, the relationship to nature, etc. This is still true today.   We always have perceived beauty as something extraordinary, created by the gifted.  Physical appearance is often categorized by what is desired or what is being feared, like aging.

In order for a soul to thrive, one needs to feel safe and supported to express one’s true nature.  It begins with being nurtured, starting in utero, and the acceptance of one’s individuality.  Then beauty ignites into an ever-expanding symphony of a unified authenticity.

Beauty is inherently simple and ordinary.   Often, it is silent  It is the rhythm and flow of the inner landscape, permeating our physicality.  If this innate richness  hasn’t been able to fully unfold and grow due to trauma and the resulting anxiety, insecurities, grief, disconnect, rage…..the outer life of a person is rather a repeat of routines, without nurturing the creative nature and therefore the beauty that lies within every cell and human being.

Creativity is not only about creating a masterpiece.   It is much more about giving voice to your delight and curiosity.  For some it is to bake delicious pies, for others to garden or to hike up a mountain, to dance, to clean the bathroom, to sit in silence with a good friend, to help a neighbor, to extend a welcoming hand to a foreigner, to learn a different language….there is no limitation to one’s ability to express beauty when living according to one’s heart.

Beauty is not always about looks and what is defined as perfection.  It reflects a state of harmony with oneself and life and is rather a never-ending song that can manifest in innumerous ways and forms.

We live in times when the true nature of beauty can overcome the divide of polarization as we flourish in the unity of the heart and with Divine Love.

InOneHeart, Lightsong