The beloved, Cara Marie, said it better than I could: “He has been called into “complete devotion” to follow where Creator leads him. A journey of awakening & heart opening during this great shift is his calling. SO we have let go & let God knowing that it was Divine timing when both we met & parted. I love him & miss him but it is a good change…”
So what does “complete devotion” mean? Well, it isn’t anything religious, but it is all about God. Not God as a person to subjugate myself to and sacrifice for. But God as All That Is, Love, the natural flow of life. For me, it is getting my ideas and my limited/limiting ego out of the way and let go of a plan that includes trying to “paddle upstream”. My one-on-one sessions with spiritual seekers and groups are the most fulfilling and beautiful experiences. Like a lot of “wayshowers”, it’s time to go share with everyone who is seeking.
I have had a deep, inner longing to step fully into devoting myself to me as a divine being and You as a reflection of that. My intention, everyday, is to ask that the perfect person(s) for me to meet should be put in front of me, solely that a divine plan can come forward and connect with them, through me.
This intention has worked so well while sharing myself with Aligning Light Center in Sedona, Arizona and out on the rocks with my didgeridoo, flute and way of opening hearts. I also have enjoyed healing work at The Lodge in Sedona, where I found people in recovery from life-threatening illnesses and disease.
This connection from my heart with others is something I love and would like to take to a larger audience….EVERYWHERE!
There is always talk in spiritual conversations about finding yourself, seeking truth and so on. There’s a perceived wall though that I’ve noticed. The ego comes in just when you get to the “You are a divine being…you are God” part. We tend to hold back right there.
Fortunately, I have had the benefit of an enlightened saint (“Charles”) and others of like “awakeness” (Cara Marie, Jewels, Crystal Starrweaver, White Crow Walking and Hopi/Navajo/Cherokee elders) who have “seen” me and guided me to fully and completely accept this truth.
The truth being…we are as expansive as we allow ourselves to be. I have found that it takes a lot of faith and guts to do this! But, it is a more difficult life to push it back and not live it.
So, ultimately…”I’m coming home” (this song “Ong Namo” is now playing-this is the same song that played when I sat in a coffee shop in Sedona receiving the pull to go on this journey). Tell me you don’t get chills listening to this. I have been told by friends that this path that I am now on is one that others propose to do or wished they could live, but life gets in the way…as it does.
This is me showing the way.
