Stepping Stones of Trauma
Are you grateful for your trauma?
Growth only comes from struggle. Every time you talk about being the way you are because of your trauma, you’re reinforcing the walls of the prison of your mind.
Breaking Free of Routine and Rituals: Flexing the Unpredictable
(In the spirit of unpredictability, this segment is innately erratic)
While routines and rituals can serve a functional purpose, in the long run, redundancy can be highly oppressive to our creative spirits. It can act as a cage of limitation to our minds. We can easily find an efficacy in routine or ritual, which can be attractive, but can turn into a past-time that no longer serves us, or may even limit our evolution. When we habituate into a routine or ritual, we align with one frequency, closing the door to others on a regular basis.
The Artist's Wake of Creation
Pouring your heart and soul into your writing, music, videos, or art is such a beautiful release. It's our divine nature to create. The tough part about the modern age of internet and social media is the expectations that can tag along. I mean, if you're creating for yourself and don't share your creation with anyone else, it's expected that no one can witness it and there's no feedback.
Religious and Belief System Division
All religions share the commonality of universal, unconditional love at their core. This is also the most integral and valued of practices within each religion. Where the lines get blurred are when priorities and values are placed higher than that, at times without awareness due to the consuming complexity of illusions under an unknowingly Love-oppressing doctrine.
Unveiling the Unknown
The reason behind spiritual practices or subconscious work like meditation, dreamwork, breathwork, hypnosis, and psychedelic therapy is to reach into our unconscious selves to uncover parts of ourselves that are not readily accessible in our everyday beta wave brain functions. If you don’t know what you are looking for, how can you find it?
Toltec Wisdom: The Focal Point of Consciousness
The focal point of consciousness, also known as the assemblage point in Toltec knowledge of human awareness or perception is where we experience everything from; our literal consciousness center, giving the very shape of the energetic and physical matter that we perceive.
See Love Everywhere & Create Your Own Reality of Love
Life gets heavy sometimes. Fear, stress, and the chaos of the multiple layers of the happenings in everyday life can make it hard to stay grounded or see things clearly. That’s where Love Over Fear: A Foundation for Autonomy comes in. It’s not your typical conscious living book, it’s a straight-up, no-nonsense invitation to shift how you see the world.
From Coping to Thriving
A couple years ago, I was comfortable. I was "making the best of it". I was taking care of stuff around the house, going to work, hanging out with friends, but under the surface… READ MORE
One Consciousness Theory
What if we are all one? What does that mean? All one, in our infinite oneness, a singularity of epic neverending proportions. We experience past lives...
Love in Nature
Nature is as Love is. Love, nature and all of reality at their core is attention, will, creation, life-sustenance, existence in which nothing exists by itself, coexistence, harmony…
The Reductive Limitations of Our Perception
Our acquired perception is shaped from the moment of conception up until this very moment and it will continue evolving and changing throughout our human experience.
The Dangers of Generic Self-Help Advice
The human condition of ignorance and societal skewed perception can make vague spiritual and self-development advice harmful because the advice lacks tangible, applicable information required for meaningful introspection and action.
States of Consciousness
When expanding our perception, one explanation of the process involves regarding our normal awareness as a baseline state of consciousness. From there, in many different ways we can shift into an altered state of consciousness. This is the disorienting stage where we are prone to indulging in labelling and reasoning our way to describe something quite unreasonable that is occurring within our perception of which we have little to no experience or authority to reduce to a word or phrase.