“At the core of all of us, we are divine.” – One of my truths
Yes, I’m talking to you. And I’m talking about your neighbor who likes to drink too much outside with his shirt off (not a good look) and whistle at you as you hurriedly make your way from your car to your house. And that woman at the grocery store who stares disapproving at you as you and your beautiful bi-racial son try to buy groceries. And then she asks…“What is he?” Yes, even that jerk of an ex-boyfriend whose ego can’t handle the breakup so he broke into your home, stole your laptop, smashed your meditation area to smithereens (true story), and then called your students and clients to tell them what a terrible person you are. Yes, the same jerk of an ex-boyfriend that went online and wrote untrue, negative, and hurtful reviews about you and your business. Yes, my friends, even he is at the core divine.
I truly believe that each of us arrive here on this beautiful earth as a divine being having a human experience. If we are lucky, we arrive here surrounded by human parents and adults who cultivate that divinity with in us. They water that seed of pure unadulterated bliss and encourage us to find our deep-rooted talents and help us follow our dreams. They tell us as children who we really are (divine) and that we are ALL from the same place. They teach us that love binds us in community and sustains us. They teach you that forgiveness is necessary to stay in contact with divinity, by being forgiving themselves. This type of upbringing increases our chances of growing into confident adults whom have a close relationship with our divinity within, thus allowing the knowledge to be passed on to the divine beings that are given to us to raise.
Doesn’t that just sound beautiful and well, utopian? Unfortunately, for most of us our childhoods were a little bit different. We weren’t given the knowledge of our inherent divinity. We don’t fully understand how amazing and divine we are or how very special that jerk of an ex-boyfriend is. We go through life unconsciously veiling ourselves from seeing the truth by taking on stress, frustration, disappointment, sadness, and never learning to forgive ourselves or others. Every negative experience or let down acts as another veil that covers our inner divinity, soul. Continue reading →
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