7 Points of universal reflection

1) Energy is not created or destroyed, but can be reworked.

2) Growth arises through coping skills and understanding.

3) To dissolve fear and reframe risk readjusts karmic patterns.

4) Power and wisdom are rediscovered in perceived transitions.

5) The light a soul radiates is proportional to energy vibration.

6) Consciousness enables one to heal others and the self.

7) Attuning to the speed of energy particles shifts awareness.

Comments

[Natural Moments]

"Attuning to the speed of particles." I'll have to meditate on that one to see where it takes me. Thank you.

[Alexys Fairfield]

Hi Liara,

Universal reflection could also include reflection and gratitude for the lessons learned.

[Alik Levin | PracticeThis.com]

I liked #1. It is very powerful skill of redirecting the energy to the "right" direction, both for myself and with those who surround me, especially with kids ;)

[Liara Covert]

Alexys, universal lessons are limited by the mind. Human beings are permitted to make mistakes in judgment and learn from them at a pace they define in human terms.

[Liara Covert]

Alik, every person creates parameters of perception. As a person realizes energy exists in malleable packets, it becomes possible to discern how energy changes form and how to influence the process of transformation.

[Liara Covert]

Natural Moments, human beings ingest information based on conditioned perception. Lingering beliefs are not always grounded in truth. Physicists familiar with string theory speak of the universe in terms of nine dimensions, six of which are hidden or temporarily undetectable without heightening awereness. Although every human being has the ability to evolve, to discern energy vibration and to sense layers of energy particles within and without, models of the universe conjured up int the mind rarely expand from 3D. Energy particles form packets that coalesce accoring to the power of thought and feeling. The mind shapes views of relative time in the now.

[Melinda]

Dear Liara,

All of these points offer cause for thoughtful reflection. In particular, I like #1: "Energy is not created or destroyed, but can be reworked." I see my recovery in this light--my energy was not created in recovery, nor was it destroyed by my addiction but it has been reworked to be lighter, better, and infinitely more serene.

As always, thank you for giving me food for thought.

Melinda