We Weren’t Designed to Carry the Burden of Life Alone.

Summary

The website content discusses the concept of reconnecting with our inner reality space to live in harmony with our "original nature" and access Infinite Intelligence, suggesting that this inner focus leads to a more peaceful and joyful life.

Abstract

The article emphasizes that humans are not meant to navigate life's burdens alone. It posits that we have an innate inner space that holds the blueprint for our lives and is connected to a support team, which we can access through practices like meditation and mindfulness. This inner reality space is where our consciousness resides, providing us with a connection to Infinite Intelligence and our Divine Blueprint. The text argues that modern society's emphasis on the external world has led us to neglect our inner knowing, resulting in a disconnection from our tranquil, creative, and supportive original nature. By shifting focus back to this inner space, individuals can experience a life of peace, joy, and creativity, despite the challenges and fears of the external world. The article also touches on the importance of trust and the lifelong journey of choosing between the guidance of our inner nature or the pressures of the outer world, with the ultimate reward being a harmonious existence akin to paradise.

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The author believes that our current societal focus on the external, sensory world has caused us to lose touch with our inner reality space, which is crucial for living in harmony with life's plan.
It is suggested that our original nature is telepathic and that we can communicate with other conscious beings and nature when we live from our inner space.
The article conveys that synchronistic events are messages from our inner support team, indicating when to follow our inner calling.
Dreams are considered a primary channel for guidance, and the author recommends keeping a dream journal and striving for lucidity to better understand messages from our inner guides.
The author emphasizes the importance of patience and trust in the guidance from our inner space, even when it contradicts the expectations and pressures of the external world.
The text expresses the belief that by living in our inner space and trusting our original nature, we can find peace and joy, and our daily activities will become more fulfilling and enjoyable.
The author advocates for the practice of self-study, pruning, and experiencing "dark-nights-of-the-soul" as part of the process of reconnecting with our inner paradise.

As humans, we have an inner space of reality that houses the plan for our life and a support team.

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Our physical bodies are created to live in harmony with all of life. We have lost this awareness because our center of attention is more on the outer-sensory space and not enough on our deeper inner-knowing space.

We do not have any historical examples of a world where we easily thrived and lived in harmony instead of conflict. All we have are thousands of years of struggle and survival; because of these entrenched patterns, we think this is how it always was and will always be.

When we tap into this inner-reality space, we discover our original nature. This inner space is also where our consciousness lives, and we have access to Infinite Intelligence. Each person has a Divine Blueprint (see other articles and videos) that created our body and the plan for our life. Each body is specific to the density or frequency of thought reality it is experiencing.

We are in paradise when we live as our original nature, aware of and centered in this inner space.

Our natural expression is tranquil, unguarded, generous, and creative. According to our plan, we also become aware of the inner support team guiding us every step of the way (I have articles and videos on meeting these Beings who dwell in different densities of reality).

However, when we live in our animal-human ego focused on survival and finding happiness in the outer world, it blinds us to our original nature and the support we have. The good news is; we can shift our focus and make an effort to do some serious clearing out of beliefs and behaviors to reaccess this inner space.

Learning to trust will be our lifelong journey. The plan for our life will have many places along the path where we either trust what our original nature knows or what the outer world is showing us. This choice-making is known as the battle-scarred warrior way. Few will choose this path because it requires a great deal of courage, perseverance, and a relentless belief in the benevolence of the universe.

Over time, as we choose to live in our inner space more, the road of life becomes more peaceful, joyful, and creative. It will take work; the easy path is to let loose our monkey minds, unleash our emotions, and fear the world around us. The more challenging path is allowing those outer world behaviors to crumble and reset our focus on our original nature.

There are many ways to access this inner space; some people practice meditation and mindfulness. Some people focus on living in the now moment, not letting the past or the future control them. Some go on a vision quest into the desert or join a monastery. We can access this inner space by developing advanced skills such as telepathy, precognition, premonition, visions, and highly developed intuition. Self-study, pruning, and regular deaths-to-the-world, known as dark-nights-of-the-soul, are also part of this process of finding the paradise within.

The following are examples of the kind of experiences a person will have developing trust in their inner space.

Synchronicities that happen in our lives are messages from our inner-support team executing the plan for our life. These are external signals that it is time to pay attention to and choose the inner call.

Another example is telepathy (I have a video concerning an attempted robbery that telepathy prevented). Our original nature is telepathic; when we live from our inner space, we can hear direct messages from other conscious, intelligent Beings and even from nature itself.

Also, the primary channel for our guidance is in dreams. It is essential to keep a dream journal; advice is given every day in our dreams. It is also necessary to work on being as lucid as possible in our dreams. When we are awake in our dreams, we can listen to our inner-space guides and ask questions or understand the situation more clearly.

One challenging situation regarding trust is when we are guided to ‘wait’ on something, especially if waiting requires a risk to our financial or emotional well-being. I have experienced this many times. The non-action required by us when our inner space plan moves slower than we like. Many factors must come together before the perfect situation is ready to manifest. Waiting requires that we regularly live in “the unknown’. Choosing to trust our inner knowing with no tangible evidence rather than what the outer world tells us is predictable reality requires courage.

The reward of trust is finally arriving in paradise. We no longer identify with our fearful mortal self but with our immortal self instead. The inner space is now our home, living life from the inside out. Daily activities in the outer world become lucid and more enjoyable because we have released the belief that we must figure everything out and carry the burden of life alone. Expressing our original nature, we are in harmony with life and dwell in its benevolence.