Loving thy “Self”
Last week I wrote about getting excited about life. This week I want to talk about loving the “Self”. When you become excited about your life, you can’t help but love and adore the Self that embodies the physical you. In spiritual language, self with a small “s” describes the physical body. The Self with a capital “S” alludes to your spiritual body – the one that is all-encompassing of everything good and powerful. It represents the master plan of why you are here, doing what you are doing when it all feels good and right. The more aligned you become with “Self”, the more authentic your life becomes.
The Self is the opposite of ego that holds you to limitation. When you begin to sense the power you have to free yourself to dream and achieve, which is what happens when you align with Spirit, the more you release your attachment to the ego and limitation. By committing to understanding more about all that is greater than can be seen (all that is more than the physical) and through the process of spiritual osmosis, you will learn to in every sense, honour and love thy “Self” in a way that brings you new meaning and greater clarity of purpose for your place on this planet.
Accepting your experiences for the lessons you have opted to tackle in this life will help you respect your journey to this point and influence you to sit at the helm of your life’s ship to charter where you want to go next. The path doesn’t have to be long and arduous. Loving thy Self will help you trust that the journey ahead can be smooth, fun, exciting, rewarding and prosperous.
Many people do not have a vision for their life. It’s difficult to charter a path if you don’t know where you want to go. Loving thy Self for its all-encompassing power and intelligence that is YOU is a good starting point. If you don’t have a single clue what else to do, start by acknowledging the power you are and have within to make any change you want. Feel grateful for the knowledge you have that opening the gateway to enlightenment takes only a commitment from you to want to learn and do more. Think outside the box to gain freedom from all limitation.
Becoming enlightened does not mean you have to sacrifice anything. There are only gains to be made wherever true love reigns.
My heart to yours,
Vonne
