You Ain't Broke

That's a down home Texas way to comment on how personal/spiritual growth and religion so often centers around "healing" or "fixing" or redeeming your bad, broken self.

You ain't sick, bad, or broke.

We may stand to learn to shift perspectives and flow our energy more fluidly. We may need to wake up and remember what astoundingly powerful beings we are. We may want to reclaim our true selves. But we ain't broke.

Your Large Self is intact and humming along in bliss at this very moment. It's the small self that's doing any limping or bleeding. And it doesn't need healing. The minute it gets in the back seat, and lets the Large Self drive the bus, all is well.

I see it all being about moving stagnant energy. Moving emotion. All emotions are Divine Energy -- even the ones you don't like are just Divine Energy slowed down, or "resisted".

Emotional mastery is key to spiritual growth. It's the most common block to going higher that I see in advanced seekers. And it's unconscious.

People want to do the "spiritual bypass", and avoid those lower emotions, but you can't go higher till you get that emotional mastery. And it's easy -- no-drama -- when you know how to move energy.

With the ability to move energy, and with no resistance to absolutely any feeling... the past becomes irrelevant, serious "blocks" disappear, and a new life opens up. I know that to many who are mired in emotions and real life problems, this sounds flip, and impossible, and maybe even makes ya' mad...and operators are standing by to take your complaints. ; >)

But it's true. Nobody's life is broken, nobody's family is broken (not even disgusting Uncle Bill), and there's nothing to heal or fix. If we keep looking for things to heal or fix, in ourselves or another, we'll actually create more of it... forever.

I told a client who gets together with another client to do "healing" on each other, "Just get together and pamper each other. Just do it because it feels good to be attended to, not to fix anything." Her face lit up. "Yeah..." she grinned, "I just like the attention."

It's possible to shift to an empowered perspective ove
ight. I see it happen all the time. Looking back, it kinda gives you that "What have I been doing all these years?" feeling. Not to mention the "So what have I spent all that time and money on seminars, therapy, and books for?" feeling...sigh.

A guy wrote today and said, "I'm only on page 59 of your book, and I'm thinking I could have saved about about $10K last year if I'd known this."

How do you learn to move energy and remember the full magnitude of who you are? Step by step, ideally.
And...be sure to let Divine Grace do the heavy lifting.

Then things get light.

Some people pop into full enlightenment very quickly. Most take some months. But that's short compared to lifetimes, isn't it? (Not that there's any hurry... : >)