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To know that you are more than what rational reality allows is a deep sense of knowing. Rational reality is all that you touch, see, hear, taste and smell. This is a very important thing to remember when you are working through your own issues or conflicts with others. When you look at the world through the lens of rational reality, it’s easy to become jaded and cynical about the people around you. If they can’t be fixed in this way, then they must be wrong or broken or inherently flawed.
However, when we look at other people from a different angle and from the perspective of truly knowing them, we can see that they are just as human as we are; they have their own unique problems and experiences to deal with just like everyone else does. Knowing is the hunch you have, the feeling in your gut, the tingle you get when you or someone else speaks the truth. Have you ever questioned or thought about what you already know and what the surrounding material world seems to represent as reality?
Do you, at times, experience inner conflict between that which is and that which you know to be a truth? How does one balance the Inner-Self with the outer world of physical manifestation? The truth is always there, waiting for us to look at it and see how our lives can be better if we choose to follow it. We are greater than the sum of our parts; we are not our thoughts. We are sentient beings who came onto this planet to advance spiritually and deepen our understanding of the lessons we encounter. If you ever find oneself in this circumstance, it does not imply that you are a damaged person. Actually, it’s proof that you’re doing it correctly.
As you step along the path before you, placing one foot in front of the other, you begin to resolve the feeling or sense of separateness between that which you know and that which is. You are becoming a person who can see and hear, who can think and act. You may find that as you continue to take steps along this path, as you move through your day, you will find yourself more acutely aware of your surroundings. You will be able to make decisions that are based on what is happening around you rather than in your head or heart alone.
Be willing to see through the appearance of rational reality. Be willing to trust your Inner-knowing. Be willing to walk the path before you in the light of knowing all is well with you. As this awareness grows, so too does an understanding of how much power resides within yourself and how much potential lies within each step taken toward self-realization. You are able to maintain a sense of self-awareness and self-control without being entirely dominated by your emotions or circumstances.
Be willing to accept that which flows within you also flows through and around you, balancing both your Inner-Self and the world of matter all around you. Be willing to open yourself to all you are now, this moment. The world is a mirror for each person, reflecting their own inner-self. This means that if you live in a state of fear, or if you are in an environment that is harmful to you, your world will reflect this as well. This can be difficult to see when we are so focused on ourselves, but it is true. When we look at our world through the lens of fear, it becomes difficult to see any beauty or goodness within it.
You are entire; you are whole as you follow the route ahead of you, balancing all things, emotions, ideas, and actions. Be willing because our Creator has given us all gifts: the ability to create life forms from nothingness and give them meaning through our lives; the ability to love another person unconditionally regardless of what they do; and even the ability to love ourselves unconditionally regardless of what others say or do to us. When you’re ready, then it is obvious that the ones you love will be there every inch of the process every minute of your life, regardless of where it takes you or how distant it appears at times.
