Our new paradigm is about letting go of the thoughts, and finding myself on a spritual journey, one that will take me to where I am at peace with myself, in all my relationships and enabling that peace to enter my whole life.
On this spiritual journey we experience how some things in life are imperishable and some perishable. The first imperishable thing is the relationship we have with ourself – the soul (the mind and the heart). The second is the relationship this soul has with the Supreme Soul. The Supreme Soul like the soul is an energy, a light, a consciousness, but the Supreme Soul is supreme in its power and ever constant, as it remains untouched by negativity and pure. The Supreme Soul is often known as the Comforter of Hearts, in this relationship the soul can share all the content of its’ heart and take support from the Supreme Soul. Through this relationship we discover our own inner beauty and divinity and the heart develops a tremendous inner strength, as it’s in a happy relationship and is fulfilled. The soul becomes free of the dungeon and dragons of its’ mind and heart.
When the relationship between the soul and the Supreme Soul is secure then the soul enters into the perishable relationships with a new awareness and freedom, no longer becoming a prisoner of relationships or work.
There are four perishable relationships:
1. with the body. The separation of I the soul from the body and its’ part on the world stage helps us to be comfortable within our bodies and our part. In awareness of our own inner beauty we express and share this with others through our bodies.
2. with others. We are here together at a particular point in time, in life, in which we are sharing this particular relationship. Understanding that it is only the body, not the soul, that is perishable we enjoy the relationships we have with others in a new way.
3. with possessions. The body does need certain possessions/ things, it is the relationships that we create with these possessions though that causes us sorrow. The imperishable soul learns how to enjoy possessions as they come and go for its own benefit and for the benefit of all.
4. with this world. The world is constantly changing, the imperishable soul understands this constant change and knows how to live in harmony with this world.
Take the courage to have a deep, clean, loving and honest relationship with yourself so that you can unburden your heart and tell Him everything that’s in your heart.
