AWAKENINGS

Love, dear-dear

Love is mysterious in its ways, where rationality falls away. It allows humans to engage in joyful acts without overthinking. People often group themselves based on similarities, principles, race, language, and more. However, some people are open and willing to try as many experiences as possible in life's mysterious adventures into the unknown. I may be one of those people, ready to embrace newness.

I must not downplay my capabilities. I need to recognize who I am—how creative, funny, adventurous, bold, fierce, and smart I am. Now that I recognize this, I believe in myself. This is the beginning of meeting my own needs, which weren’t fulfilled before. With awareness, I know I am loved, confident, flexible, composed, consistent, caring, kind, and friendly, with good stories to tell. Through these experiences and lessons, I understand that life just is. I am changing my approach, trying the experiment again with calm emotions and a regulated nervous system.

Whatever Works for You. Returning to your center means finding what resonates with you. Religions are tools that guide humans back to love and God. God is love in loving awareness. In our dialect, we say “Kinabubut-on”—which translates to “Willingness.” What you seek is already within you. As the question goes, “Sino imo nakilala nga Diyos?” (Who is the God you know?).

Our genetics and environment shape us, but there is a soul purpose for why we chose this life to reincarnate. Though influences may distort our inner wisdom, this is necessary for awakening. It’s like the saying: “There is a mountain. There is no mountain. There is a mountain.”

To be honest, no matter where I go or what I practice—whether it’s divination, Buddhism, Hinduism, or Wicca—deep inside, the reality for me is Jehovah. My family’s belief reinforces this. Fear may be love in disguise. At this moment, I understand that we all return to our center—to who we truly are. Despite the different forms of religion, they are all instruments guiding us back to our source.

God is mysterious. Love is too. We can feel it with our senses and beyond, but it never fully reveals itself. It only gives us glimpses of who God is. As my grandma said, He is powerful and works miracles. Healing is believing in miracles. It’s beyond words. In all the philosophies I’ve encountered, the message remains: “What you seek is within you, and it’s always seeking you.” We often fail to listen due to layers of trauma—both genetic and psychological—that have been passed down through generations.

Know your power. Stand firm in who you are: a son or daughter of God. When we return to love, we experience healing. See everything through the lens of love.

This world exists for soul evolution. There are infinite choices, but only one path brings you back to your center—your source. This path grants tremendous wisdom. Paradise is not something you achieve; it reveals itself when you are open and willing. All your pain and suffering then transform into love.

There is no right or wrong—all is necessary. The universe does not judge you. Simply return to God openly, and He will carry your burdens. There is only one true God, found in oneness and wholeness, in the omnipresence. Religion is an illusion. When seen through the eyes of love, it’s clear that religion is just a tool to bring us back to our center and source.

GOD IS ONE.
LOVE IS WHOLE.

When we love, we give all, because that’s who we are.

PURE INTENTIONS.
DIRECT.

We trust because we are whole. We are all in.

Beyond belief systems and dogmas lies separation from our brothers and sisters. These forms of religion cling to beliefs and divide us from our loved ones. But love is open. It allows all things and never fails.

To love is to recognize who you are.
That is power—the key to accessing our source, the Grand Creator of the universe.

God never fully reveals Himself, but His presence is felt within us.

What I seek has always been within me.

Nowhere else will I find it. It’s inside—just dive deep within.

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With love,
Dear-dear