4 ways to explore your connections with energy
Friday, January 16, 2009 at 11:48AM Every person has untapped capacity to better grasp their relationship to energy. What if the essence of your being is pure energy? You illuminate physical existence in matter. During this life, you personify energy to create an identity. How you think, feel and act show you evolve to master energy. How about that?
Beyond this instant, you have many opportunities to connect with other energy forms. All you require is the energy to do so. Nothing is ever lost. As you transcend the limits of what you think you know now, you create new kinds of interactions. Consider four ways to explore your connections with energy;
1) Be open to the unconventional. If you believe the power of healing is mysterious enough, then you may choose not to measure or limit the framework of your journey. You may decide your own healing process is not dependent on anything so much as your commitment to grow, adapt and learn.
2) Expand your understanding of love. Feelings are the source of your energy. They make it possible for you to live as you do. Genuine love is self-renewing. It involves inner changes and the will to extend oneself rather than sacrifice. As you love, you grow. You build trust, faith and creative self-discipline. You realize experiences of suffering can be highly colorful and full of depth while they help you attune to love.
3) Invest energy in spiritual development. As you get-to-know yourself, you learn to contol your thoughts and actions. You discern intrinsic value of equanimity, experience the peace of being even-tempered and forge your path to inner harmony.
4) Believe the continuence is real. Vibrations you sense are not the beginning or the end. They come through you but not from you. They have their own thoughts. They introduce you to the immortality of soul and the nature of spiritual existence. As you evolve, teachers seem to appear. Their energy has always existed. You come to perceive it.
“The energy of the mind is the essence of life.” -Aristotle