World View Perspective: Wholeness at our core

Beyond our ego, past our age old hurts, after releasing and clearing all old imbalances, there lies our inherent sense of wholeness!  Our own Yin/Yang, our own female/male and our own sense of light and dark!  It may take a clear depth of healing and difficult ‘shadow work’, as Carl Jung would suggest but it is there!  It contains our own conscious awareness of WHO WE ARE inside and outside us!

We can access this True Self and let it shine!  It is made of sunshine because sunshine is energy ITSELF and SO ARE WE!

The concept of separation is not Truth!  There is one large universe and beyond that we are connected to and a part of!  There are many names to this endless field of possibilities: God, Grace, Source, Spirit, Great Spirit, Buddha, Christ and it goes on from there!  In Essence, it is our own Light!  Recognizing, accepting, understanding and learning to listen to this Light can and will enhance your life on many varying levels!  It can illuminate our darkest shadows, our old hurts, nagging despairs, perpetual fears and ancestral pain and assist us in setting it free!  It takes trust, faith and a willingness to open our minds and hearts!  Going beyond stuck old constructs that are keeping our greater growth and expansion stuck!

Our WHOLENESS IS INSIDE US AND OUTSIDE US, just waiting to get clear for us to experience our true harmony and balance, utilizing our psychological and spiritual aspects, along with our physical, emotional, mental and intellectual facilities! As Steven Spielberg said, ‘When we no longer fear sharing our story, we will evolve’!  Such a true statement!

Aspiring for greater and greater WHOLENESS is a worthwhile goal for our greater healing and health, balance and over all joy for life, right here, right now!

Trust that inherent LIGHT within and allow it, invite it to guide you lovingly further!

Let YOUR TRUEST LIGHT SHINE, WITH LOVE, AND LET IT BE GOOD!

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