There is confusion in the world. There is chaos, uncertainty, and many souls feeling lost within it. These ones have yet to understand the true beingness of who they are. Their focus remains largely on the outside, looking for answers, direction, and something or someone to give them a sense of purpose and security.
They hope, seek, and wait for assistance to come from the outside, while unknowingly moving further away from the connection they already hold within themselves; the connection with their own Soul.
The truth is that much of what they seek is not somewhere outside of them. It is already within. The deeper journey begins when the attention turns inward, when one becomes still enough to hear the voice of the Soul and remember the higher being that has always been there.
The light, love, peace, and joy you seek are patiently waiting within your own heart. Within that same space also rests the power to transform your inner world and heal the old energies, shifting your perception, and ultimately change the reality you experience. ~KejRaj
All this is just a easy saying but hard to put in practice day to day life.
ChrisinNY, I think we all want very definitive answers. But it’s pretty rare we feel a definite yes or no in a situation. There’s a million shades of gray in all our choices. Self Love can be simple acceptence of our situation and the Light and dark we feel inside in any given moment. When we need to change a pattern, habit, or even location the inner call will keep getting louder till we listen. I know we all desire massive Love and Light erupting from our hearts in a glorious epiphany of remembrance. However, it seems like a much slower and benign process…🧡😎
Yeah you’re right. Thanks for the response. I’m at the point now where hope has disappeared and disappointment rules the day. And I don’t have anymore strength to keep turning inward with no improvement.
This resonates with me, but I wonder: What does it actually mean to be connected to your soul or practice self-love? Is self-love doing whatever makes us happy in the moment, even when it harms us? Is it pushing ourselves to do what is good for us even when we don’t feel like it? Is it leaving a situation that makes us unhappy, even if doing so creates financial insecurity? How do we distinguish between following our inner truth and simply following what we think makes us happy in the moment? I really have no idea and while I think I’m all in on self-love maybe I’m not. Does anyone have anything helpful to share?