Moonrise

 In the present moment, the antidote to self-serving behavior is recognizing who you are and what you are choosing in each moment.

Time is just an illusion to some extent, yet some minds rush things and blame time. Not everything works out for the best. The illusion lies in how you perceive time within this space of matter.

People build boundaries and play the game of love, but when love becomes real, they get lost in translation. Then, suffering enters. Why are people afraid to open themselves to love if love is who we are?

But wait—suffering is sacred. God has multiple perspectives. If God suffers, then you suffer too, because you are God. God is experiencing everything with you. You see God in everyone, too!

When we are at the peak of something great, we often lose sight of how to remain consistent and mindful. Our nervous system operates based on the conditioning and programs of the mind.

The mind acts like a tape recorder of past experiences and traumas. The only way to break these patterns is through acceptance, awareness, love, and forgiveness. The key is humility and willingness.

To face our darkness is to allow light to shine within us.

Don’t fear making mistakes.

Don’t fear being honest about communicating your emotions.

Don’t fear what you do or say if it comes from authentic expression.

Learning life’s lessons is not a waste but a blessing that contributes to goodness.

Discernment is a gift from the Holy Spirit that helps you navigate whether your actions come from self-service or service to others. In the duality of life, there are only these two options. Yet, everything works for good because All is One.

Therefore, life is a dance of two polarities. We learn how to dance by being ourselves—God’s sons and daughters.