Embodied Mastery is for everyone, not just a chosen few....
In our world, a master is a title that one earns after years of study and practice. The master knows everything there is to know about his subject. But the master I'm writing about here is the one who exists in every single person, regardless of whether or not they are aware of that facet of themselves.
I am my own master, and so are each of you--no studying necessary. Just take a deep breath in of that realization and live that life of yours in full awareness that everything you perceive in your life, you put it there--out of love for your soul and out of joy for all that you are....
Nobody sinned. Nobody did anything wrong. There is nothing to fix or figure out. Our imperfect human facet is a gift to our soul, for without the contrast of imperfection to perfection we could not perceive either quality....we could not have experience....
The "I am! I exist....," the Human, and the Master
The soul sighs out a breath of such passionate joy in its existence that the energies serving it manifest a human body to sensually and deeply experience the reality it creates. The Human is the Compassionate Experiencer--the co-creative partner to its Passionate Creator, the
I am....
And....The Master--the third facet of that union, takes all the Human experiences--sifts out the details, feelings and perceptions of each experience--and distills it down into a Compassionate Wisdom that it gifts back to its Creator Soul.
Even as a child, I often sensed the master within me as that OBSERVER that I felt stepping back from the scene I was acting in, who watched us all performing in all our glory....
No one did anything TO me--if it's in my life, I put it here. I ALLOWED myself to immerse in an experience in order to know myself more fully, more sensually, even more joyfully....
In short, the master--the wisdom--all the answers to all your questions lies within you. When you, the human, surrenders the chore of trying to control and monitor you and your reality, and realizes that the I am!/soul and the master have always been, and will always be present within you; and you then invite them in to join you and guide you in your human experience--your life unfolds in a brand new way.
Your perception and your perspective have changed, so your awareness of yourself opens up, and your field of energies in service solely to you match that new openness and love of self and all that is....
Contrary to my original belief, the master's life is not a life of perfection, ease and freedom from tragedy and pain. I've still experienced the loss of loved ones and the grief that comes with that. I also have quite a bit of physical and emotional pain as my old body transforms into its new body of conscious awareness. The new body is extra-sensitive, and the old body and mind has a tendency to fall back into its long-established patterns of thinking something is wrong and trying to fix it with external medicines and therapies. However, there is a sense of things feeling easier and quicker to move through--I flow through them, rather than feeling stuck in suffering. Nothing seems permanent--I know I'll come out okay no matter what....
However, Change is a constant, and that isn't always comfortable or easy to get used to....
I'm far from saintly-acting and I have my moments of feeling intolerant and angry, but beneath it all I feel this grinning sense of humor at the conundrums I manage to cook up for myself. These are some of the stories of what life is like for me in my embodied mastery:
What Friendship With a Sovereign Embodied Master Looks Like
Saying "I don't know" Is Copping Out On Yourself
Boring Conversations: Ailments, Relationshit, and "Poor Me" Excuses
Preparing for the Apocalypse: Releasing, Not Stockpiling
Over-population: The Fear Driving the Power Players
The "Follow" Button Makes Me Cringe
Living My Best Life Makes the Laws of Others Obsolete
"Once upon a time I GAVE MYSELF this experience....": I'm Nobody's Victim
Roundtable Discussions: Practicing Your Own Self-Sovereignty and Embodied Mastery
The Savior, The Martyr, The Superhero: Are They Overrated?
I Don't Take Sides: Here's Why....
The Revelations of Dreams: My Human Dance with My Divinity
Seeds of Fear: What Kind of Harvest Do I Want to Reap?
True Freedom: Can I Handle It?
Got Chops? Speaking Up for Myself: It's Both Uncomfortable and Liberating
Me Playing the Role of Victim; I Created That....
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