Fragmented Souls, Lives, Societies, Countries & World

For as long we approach life from reference points of 1.Fear, 2. Ego and 3.Addictions we shall never feel peace of mind, unity, and grace in all the realms of life. The window of our reality will always be foggy if our perception and approach pivot around those three points. Clean the fog by cleaning up the Fear, Ego, and Addiction. For too long people have tried to think of themselves as fragmented entities divided between competing for interests at the sacrifice of values. This fragmentation is reflected in the model of the world we all perceive. It is time to step up and take action set new rules of engagement and take charge of our souls, spirits, thoughts, actions, habits and ultimately our destiny. For that to happen we MUST take charge of the following three reference points.

1. Fear: Constant anxiety stops the natural flow of nerve energy and leads to a multitude of pathological symptoms. Take a deep look into your soul and clean the rooms of your heart and the curtain of your soul from the dust of fear. fear, in essence, stands for Falls, Evidence, Appear, Real!

2. Ego: As long as we see ourselves above or below, more or less to others we shall have the feeling of insecurity; to compensate for this feeling we build empty shells around our true self-identity to give a sense of false certainty and security. On the other side of the spectrum; if we feel superior and seek dominance this will lead to a feeling of control at any cost. This will lead to frustration, lack of peace and disappointment. Let go of the initial feeling of inequality, superiority or inferiority, just be present and omnipresent at the moment, this will relax your soul, (unconscious mind). You will start seeing the beautiful real colors of life and be in perfect harmony within and outside of the realm of existence and be in tune with the whirling rhythm of the universe. In the eye of our creator, we are all pure droplets of the elixir of love that are running through the veins of the universe.

3. Addiction: Our dominant patterns of behavior based on fear and ego generates certain affinity and inclination towards certain covert self-destructive behavioral cues, which will prime and impose forced choices on us based on the superficial, momentarily, immediate the gratification of the urge that is flawed and falls in its essence yet delivers the elusive message of salvation and peace. Be not fooled by the momentarily the rush of peace and salvation that originates from the spring of masked pain that is divergent from the core of peaceful existence.

Now a soul, the extension of which is life, societies, countries, and humanity can not ignore its divine script. If the narrative is altered our story will be changed, and what it will mean to us in this world and beyond will be a pain, instead of healing, suffering instead of thriving, war, and hostility instead of peace, greed and exuberant over indulgence instead of equality and harmony, and all these imbalances further generate, Fear, Ego &; Addiction.

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