SACRED CORE ROOTS

Love demonstrates endless compassion despite imperfections, flaws, or mistakes. Love does not disappear, it expands at an exponential rate, as it demonstrates compassionate perseverance, consistency, strength, courage, and clarity beyond the illusionary, obscure, or misaligned notions of control or fear. It requires great courage to begin again despite the coldness within one’s heart. Love can restore the soul to a state of peace, beyond the endurance of ruthless destruction inflicted upon it. Silence reveals the truth within time of one’s limitations, by uncovering or revealing one’s repetitive nature, conditioned adopted programs, or reinforced notions, beliefs, or stories, which are transfixed or etched within the mind, as familiar pain appears and feels safer than progressive change. Truth, hidden motives, and betrayal, causes systematic irreversible internal pain. The soul retains the feeling or weight of the situation. Wounds can be endured and heal within the context of time, but the damage felt by the spoken word or the physical act of a stroke of a pen, echoes beyond space and time. Discipline and focus enables self-mastery and awakening. One must seek relationships that are not savage in nature. Pillaging, using, or depriving another’s soul for gain, demonstrates a relentless need to inflict pain onto others in a destructive manner. Pain projected is often unconscious, subconscious, or conscious pain felt or sustained within. Comparison is the thief of joy, remaining cruel, miserable, jealous, or arrogant deprives the soul of true nurturance and the attainment of greater peace. To embody restorative peace, one must seek to live gently, quietly, humbly, and operate with virtue and ethical discernment, with morality and justice in mind. Love is a dichotomous balance and a juxtaposition of beauty and pain, as it enables the soul to feel every spectrum of emotion within every crevice, facet, and corner of one’s being, as true compassionate empathetic love does not disappear it transcends, heals, and matures within time.

Change requires the willingness to let go and release, to obtain forgiveness not only for the self, but to acknowledge through acceptance, that emancipation and salvation are obtainable without sacrifice, scarcity, or fear. Progress enables the soul to begin again, not from a stagnant place of raw ignorance but from experience. When the soul becomes tired, deprived, extremely ill, faces insurmountable diagnoses, or encounters moments where the body fails, the soul must awaken and reach a state of revelation where one must unearth the systematic core root of what is causing instability within the mind, body, and soul. By addressing what causes internal pain within, one can achieve alignment, balance, and congruence, through self-reflection, self-accountability, self-acknowledgement, and self-awakening. By enabling the sacred act of spiritual release, the soul then enters into a reformative state of restoration and rehabilitation through observation, reflection, and methodical analysis, as emotions, feelings, and embedded pains surface or arise, where the soul then learns what the body has absorbed, retained, or held onto as sacred truth which may have been projected onto the soul by others. To value the essence of awakening, one must confront and address what is concealed or compartmentalized within. Within the state of healing, the soul honours the sacred essence of peace and balance through the form of grounding, alignment, and acceptance. By acknowledging what causes disturbance within, one then reflects on their environment, life choices, and adopted modes of behaviour which contributes to these circumstances. Internal forgiveness for the self and others is essential for spiritual release and spiritual awakening as one becomes consciously aware of their karmic imprint and approaches. One must learn the sacred art of breathing through every moment, to honour time as it is, and to not delay seeing another, as time must be valued, cherished, and honoured. When one enters into a reformative state of gratitude and appreciation, the soul awakens to its divine core sacred truths. The enlightened soul must return to its natural state of peace to transform, grow, transcend, and expand. Building a sustainable and maintainable life based on respect, integrity, and love, means honouring one’s commitments, valuing the self, and responsibly seeking to be a catalyst of change, despite constant turbulence, chaos, and distractions. Self-love must encompass the act of honouring one’s divine essence, mission, purpose, gifts, talents, and sacred worth. The soul should not seek someone who vaguely values their presence or existence. One must not remain within an arrangement, or misaligned scenario of false presence or pretense, where absence is more prevalent through the demonstration or act of non-presence, indifference, apathy, or silence, where the act of abandonment demonstrates that another is only a mere insignificant option rather than a core priority. Acts that demonstrate respect signify one’s priority. True love demonstrates that a sacred kindred spirit will align with another that is willing to rebuild despite destruction and endure beyond the state of imperfection. Wealth is only obtained through health and presence by sacred cherished moments that transform into memories. Wealth is not the aimless acquirement of attainable senseless objects, it is the lived experiences which afford extracted sacred wisdoms which enables the soul to actively attain and reach a higher state of conscious awareness. One must seek what affords restorative peace within beyond the forms of destruction.

“Pushing someone to their breaking point, and shaming them for breaking, is emotional abuse, not an accident. It is a tactic. They provoke you, hurt you, and push you until you react. Then they flip the blame, and play the victim. That is manipulation not misunderstanding.” — Unknown

“Sometimes we need someone to simply be there. Not to fix anything or do anything, but to let us feel we are cared for.” — Unknown

“Broken women know how to love, but not who to love, and broken men know who to love, but not how to love.” — Unknown

Within the state of recovery, comfort becomes harmful due to its cyclical nature and reliance on dependence, familiarity, and the need to seek validation in exchange for the pain for what growth can afford, illustrate, or deliver. Our pain translates what the soul has compartmentalized deep within. Comfort paralyzes, stagnates, and deprives, as dependence not only erodes stability and the foundational core values of self-reliance and self-respect, it causes resistance for the necessary movement needed to achieve progressive change beyond resistance. What occupies our thoughts within the sacred realm of the mind becomes one’s ultimate master. What is consciously done repetitively will become a form of habit, conditioned response, or repetitive movement to seek the same result. Repetitious action defines the measure of one’s inability to accept change, and the soul’s refusal to address its internal pain, core roots, or soul core wounds within. Silence enables one to counter emotional instability, to gain perspective within the state of quietness, on the entirety of the situation at hand, and affords a method of sacred neutrality where one refrains from the retaliatory state of anger which may offend or destroy the core foundational basis of a sacred divine relationship. Consistent routines enable focus, determination, and a solid state of mind.

Addictions are adopted as a form of survival, where one becomes enveloped by the severity of the external noise of chaos, destruction, and distractions. Internal peace is obtained the moment avoidance collapses, where one ceases to avoid their internal core soul wounds, roots, and truths. One must rise beyond the states of indifference, apathy, and ignorance. Our souls must not be carried through moments, as the conscious self requires reformative enlightened measures to confront what causes internal pain within. One must consciously remain anchored in their sacred light, and with compassion and gentleness, act within a state of forgiveness. Self-mastery enables the mind to not remain blind by suppressing logical thinking. Being rational, acute, and methodical enables one to make soulful conscious decisions based with ethical discernment, moral merit, and justice. Chronic overthinking, cyclical addictions, or the insatiable need to be right, enables and allows the ego, to remain within its prideful dominance. The projection of pride demonstrates control through the form of insecurity. To take back one’s power, one must inevitably reclaim their sacred energy through the form of disengagement, reflection, sacred awareness, and stillness. Love grows silently, slowly, patiently, and quietly through consistency, effort, and presence. One must not seek to chase the spark, one must seek what provides concrete longevity over brevity. One cannot build on scorched earth, the soul must incrementally rebuild its foundational core with conscious effort. Arguments often emerge due to the soul’s inability to subdue the ego within. Ego disables the mind from seeking what represents the truth of the matter. Truth must be sought in a methodical manner. If the soul is still within a state of reaction, it is not healing its deep core wounds. Control often stifles progress, and what offends the soul reveals one’s core truth of the matter. What the soul resists to acknowledge, will persist. Giving up is often the norm, but remaining after enduring silence, betrayal, or the experience of distance, reveals what the sacred heart yearns for. The soul must consciously seek who will remain within the depths of the darkness until the soul is prepared to return to its core light.

By acknowledging, understanding, and recognizing who will stand by your side during the turbulence, the noise, or haste, demonstrates true loyalty and trust. When effort is aimless or given up due to the endless attainment of an incurable and insatiable need, want, or prideful intent, one can only then observe the act or demonstration of the lack of responsiveness, or the loss of interest, as the unearthing or reveal of true motive, intent, or misaligned calculated concealed goals. The truth resides within the act, not the spoken word. One cannot build on the illusionary, the fabricated facades, or the avoidance principle of bella figura. Life is measure in the concrete not the figurative. All life is sacred, valuable, and essential. Silence is a conversation, as it demonstrates one’s true character, hidden agenda or purest intentions. One must fall in love with presence not absence. Becoming a voice of peace means that one must seek methods and mechanisms to heal the soul where words cannot. Patience affords active restraint, alignment, and stability. Within the sacred moments of awakening, the conscious self learns to value and appreciate the gift of life. Boundaries, discipline, standards, and values enable discernment, affords peace, and enables the soul to reclaim its divine sacred power. The soul must regain focus, and concentrate on how it feels unheard, unseen, unappreciated, or how it repetitively handles rejection, abandonment, deprivation, or the destructive mechanism of chaos. The soul will retaliate when it feels unsafe, unnurtured, or not acknowledged. Silence affords peace, healing, reflection, and redirection. Reframe, rebuild, restore. Within the state of detachment, or sacred internal observation, the soul must confront the fear of loss, scarcity, abandonment, fear, the struggle to release or let go to achieve emancipation or salvation, to acknowledge where energy is being reinvested or redirected to which enables the mind to feel reassurance, comfort, or complacency.

Reassurance may afford comfort however, within that state, becomes complacency, because it is forced, unnatural, or controlled, because the mind is seeking validation rather than facts. Move beyond the veils, the illusionary, the misalignment, to seek the purest form of the truth. Remaining guarded demonstrates resistance. The inability or emotional struggle to move in the direction of one’s divine purpose reinforces paralysis and stagnancy. To become adaptive, one must release egotistical pride, the need to be recognized or seen, and move into the direction of purpose in silence beyond the noise and haste. Giving into limitations indicates where the soul has developed a strong desire for self-preservation, where it avoids vulnerability as it is perceived as weakness or the constant need to seek immediate or prideful driven forceful results. Within the state of stability and clarity, awakening emerges, as the soul then acts out of curiosity, respect, and security, to seek the truth beyond the attachment to a situation. Our reactions demonstrate our embedded conditioned patterns within therefore, within the state of catharsis the soul then moves beyond what is known, comfortable, and familiar into the state of uncertainty, unknown, and unchallenged. Within the state of healing the soul becomes vulnerable and mutable, where weakness is then translated as either an embedded scar or projected truth due to fear or resentment. Many life decisions are made on the grounds of anger, despair, pleading, yearning, resentment, or betrayal. Life exposes the soul to what can no longer be tolerated, maintained, sustained, or managed as growth is a series of incremental leaps of trust which enables the soul to reach unprecedented ascended wisdom.

Within life, the soul needs to regain its self-respect, self-assurance, self-worth, innovative ingenuity, and internal drive, to seek new terrains, and to move beyond what is comfortable or known. Within the state of ascension, one rises to meet challenges, confront aspects of a circumstance or the self to derive extracted wisdoms and experiences, and beyond the inflicted or embedded scars of pain endured, restores faith, trust, and joy through the course of universal direction, guidance, nurturance, and peace. Change emerges when control is released. The soul must rise, awaken to its inherent divine truth, proceed with fearless momentum, while progressively and courageously acting with confidence, love, and fearlessness, to persevere despite the odds. One must balance the two dichotomous natures of risk and experience, as both enable unprecedented sacred awakenings, enlightenment, lessons, and sacred learned wisdoms, from the act of interchangeable mutable flow, rather than stagnancy, sacrifice, resistance, or fear. Within the endurance of growth, one must balance pain with acceptance and awareness, as our soul’s are multidimensional, multifaceted, and operate within the greater realm of higher dimensionality. Why remain monochromatic when you can be every spectrum of sacred light? Reclaim your power, direction, clarity, truth, and ingenuity. With boldness forge into the unknown to achieve unprecedented growth, expansion, peace, and happiness. One must not remain a victim but actively view themself as a courageous survivor who demonstrates adaptability, fearlessness, and perseverance despite opposition, obstacles, destruction, resistance, and loss of faith. One must reconnect with their inherent sacred joy to restore faith within the self. Within the state of restorative peace, power is reclaimed, truth is revealed, and ascension is awakened through the act of transcendence, awakening, transformation, and transmutation.