We are bioenergetic entities, ephemeral clusters of emotions floating in infinity. We are shining points of confluence, focal points of light in the dark sea of awareness, intertwined fibers that make space and time emerge. We can only gain or lose energy and consciousness. We are witnesses and actors at the same time. We manifest through the triune as thought, word and deed.
You may ask yourself what you can do in order to stop losing energy, or to gain awareness, but you already know the answer. You have always known it. It is simple, yet onerous. Start by examining what you think, what you say and what you do or do not do. Don't say you don't know where to go, or that you don't have the right knowledge or resources – these are merely excuses. Start by avoiding what you already know is bad for you. You need to rid yourself of incongruity and self-deception, and this is how you will see the way open before your very feet. You are a learning machine. Banish the thoughts, words and deeds that cause you to keep descending that dark ladder of unconsciousness and lethargy. Decide on and manifest what drives you to be better.
The world is not the obstacle, but the means through which you can discover your own splendour and expand it. Think, speak and work to witness the beauty of this existence and your own; to give yourself the pleasure of doing so. To love oneself begins with the acceptance of this life, and continues with the unbending intent of upholding self-respect, which has to be in thought, word and deed. You will only genuinely respect others if you fall in love with the opportunity that you, yourself, represent.
Choose a path with heart, which is the one that is in tune with your sacred symmetry or, in other words, with the unfolding of the possibilities with which you were born. Walk the luminous paths of impeccability and the heightening of the consciousness of the portion of infinity that was given to you... if you choose to.
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Thought, Word, Deed by Chema Sanz is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.