Intentional integrity vs. perception

September 21, 12:37 AMSpiritual Living ExaminerMarlena Rich

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Calling in yourself to be in alignment with your highest good requires knowing your heart, a continuous commitment to stand steadfastly in the world of possibility. In your heart you will find no judgment, just the fertile ground for nurturing natural ability. Nothing we do from the place of heart has the ability to cause damage for anyone.

Yet, the possibility remains to be misunderstood in spite of one’s intention. Human beings “have the tendency to develop fixed concepts about what is in [their] highest good and where it is supposed to come from.” A magical person hones the capacity to let go of fixed concepts and open to the true source of energy but actually has no control over others’ choice of interpretation, and we know that each individual filters their perceptions through their beliefs. Letting go includes not trying to manipulate circumstances or responses to our actions, instead relating to the inherent natural ability within each person, their higher self.

The mind wants to control, maintaining the circumstances it has determined must be in place in order to achieve a goal. But it is only when we drop into the heart that we find the true creative magic that is aligned with the highest good of all. Profoundly liberating, there is no need to protect oneself from the consequences of passion, but give to the sharply focused intention.

Seeing assumptions for what they are and acknowledging the underlying false structures allows us to take back our judgments of self and others, facilitating a broader perspective of trust that creates new structures to occur at a higher vibration.

“Every state of mind exists in you simultaneously, from the sublime to the horrific. Whichever state of mind you focus on, is the one you experience.”

With being fully alive as your primary purpose, and bliss the goal, suffering loses its hold because the effort to avoid loss drops away as a useless pursuit. All the emotions are a part of life, but experiencing them inside the gusto of a bliss-filled living commitment is supported by structures of high vibration possibility.  With patient expectancy, we stalwartly engage will to keep the dreams alive, seeing them as reality in the face of doubt, betrayal and deceit. Ultimately our “hearts will never lead us anywhere that isn’t ultimately for their highest good.”

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Based on and Quotes from: William Whitecloud's The Magician's Way, What It Really Takes to Find Your Treasure