Life Ascendant

Like all things existing within the grasp of change and transformation, their natural flow constantly shifts to a point where conscious efforts are required to maintain ones sense of balance.

Identifying with parts of yourself, or extensions thereof, in the trails of your own evolution, no longer sits right with the soul.

It’s no simple task knowing exactly why a certain change instills questions that give birth to uncertainties in what you might still find relevant.

Reluctant to alter or cast away past efforts in favor of current and possible future usefulness - increases the gap in the once identifiable self and present you.

For what is meant of change if not conscious evolution and letting go of that which can no longer identify us truthfully?

The secrets of the heart lie in the present. The old days never were - tomorrow will never be.

The day is young... it always is, and so are you.

This perspective adds fuel to the now, passion to the heart - breath to the soul.

What you do in the present is who you are - never part of what you will become.

Perspectives chosen

A perspective that also fuels the myths of tomorrow:

The inheritors.

Do you treat life like it's an entity with a will of its own; and believe that you are at its mercy?

If so, is that not the same as saying your life is not your own; but a result of the whim of this mythical being whose actions - and inactions, create the fate of those still in its cradle?

Is life God?

The answers we seek about life, and its reason for being, stem from the realities we create - and consequently from the stories we tell ourselves.

Once you accept and integrate the fact that you alone are the creator of your life, you eventually realize that:

the present is your canvas,

awareness of your brush,

and purposeful moments, your artwork.

Life is a series of purposeful moments strung together to tell your unique story.

With that thought in mind, is apparent that the present, the now, is the only reality.

So, what is the meaning of life?

You tell me!

The energy that is you, the universe itself, needs the care of intention and purpose from the combined guided will of compassion, wisdom, and love.

• The wisdom of impeccable timing and application
•   The compassion of a mother for her only child
•   The love of a heart that sees and recognizes itself

The purpose of existence is a balance between what you give and what you receive.

The purpose of existence is meaningful relationships without attachment.

Bonds formed from sincerity, an open heart, and mind, free from judgment and without expectations of gain.

The differences make up the whole.

Without darkness, there is no light.

Without wrong, no right.

Without emptiness, no fulfillment.

Without questions, no answers.

Without chaos, no balance.

We are at our very core chaotic beings, birthed from chaos.

We are chaos in harmony.

It is in our nature to seek balance. What often eludes, as we don’t know what is missing, is the how.

Gravitating towards our center, and without closer examination, we assimilate energies not true to our needs to fit into a general balance of the many, off-lifting the responsibilities for ones own equilibrium onto others; onto circumstances.

Balance within oneself, those around you, nature, and of course, the universe—you.

Everything in existence fundamentally comes down to energy.

It is what we are.

It is what everything is.

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And as someone who desires to achieve higher consciousness, this was a huge revelation once understood.

Once I had integrated this truth, my perspectives of life and how I cared for myself and those around me profoundly changed.

To be in a harmonious and energetic balance within oneself; with nature–was a life-altering insight for my spiritual growth.

Not being energetically balanced paves the way for misfortune, dense encounters, and harsh life lessons.

Make energetical hygiene a natural support pillar in your daily well-being routine: It will change your energy; your fate.

After all, you are energy. Energy is you.

The answers we seek about ourselves are already known to us but stored away just out of reach.

They have always been there, somehow we know they are. We just can’t seem to get to them.

Instead, we look externally for confirmation of sorts, that we or on target.

The answers are inaccessible simply because we are not ready, not mature, or experienced enough to realize them.

Once your question, asked or unasked, is answered, you will no doubt realize you have been tiptoeing around it for a while.

In fact, everything you have asked yourself, something you believe is of great value to you personally, the answer has immediately presented itself.

But dismissed mainly because it’s not what we expect or, again, not ready to accept.

All is still well though.

The answers will be there waiting until when you need them.

Hello, world!

It is with these two words I enter into each new dawn.

It is with these two words my senses tune in.

It is with these two words I first smile.

These two words are tantalizing to the mind.

They conjure an array of adventurous thoughts and command a state of mind primed for grand stories and discoveries of oneself and those of newfound realities.

My world becomes yours,

your world becomes mine.

We become one as we embark on a journey of mutual growth, understanding,

love,

respect,

and the betterment of all the parts of our whole on our paths to wisdom.

Words alone cannot convey the gratefulness of the blessings enabling us to enable each other.

Please be my guide, teacher, and friend, as I am yours.

Your world

My world

Our universe

If there is something we suffer too much from, it is a state of want.

The energy of I want is akin to the energy of I wish... there is no attraction, no substance.

Moments spent imaginatively wishing and wanting are frequently only followed by heavy sighs and often automatic self-discouragement.

And when the moment has passed, life continues without any roots of intention nor action sown.

The emotion and energy invested perpetuate the state of wanting, and I wish, which in turn blooms into misery and a sense of failure.

A want is external, while a need is internal.

A need has all the ingredients necessary to flourish and motivate.

Question your wants often and a lot, because they are the symptom of what you need.

The emotion and energy of want sustain the state of wanting and eventually stagnation in life.

When, against all odds, a want has actually been materialized, you will either miss it or realize it’s not what you need.