Restatement of the Obvious …
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Human energy is finite
(if we are not focused in the truth of who we are
and thereby connected to neither the present moment nor soul).
In contrast
Divine energy is infinite.
The Tao, the source of all, is infinite.
Focus upon the Tao renders infinite energy.
S/he who focuses upon the Infinite
in that moment
is infinite.
How do we connect to the Infinite
In this moment?
By connecting to soul
Rather than ego
By living our highest truth in each moment
By focusing on our unique life purpose and life service.
Through conscious activity, not profane thinking.
And we connect to the Infinite
While engaged in relationship
When we selflessly love
meaning we support the highest path of the other
In every moment
(and they do the same).
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Focus upon people, without focus upon the Infinite,renders finite energy.
In other words, the totality of such p-r-o-f-a-n-e human interaction
is a zero-sum game.
In such a relationship
one participant gains energy
at the expense of the other
(One person gains the energy that the other person loses).
Again, a zero-sum game.
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When engaged in interpersonal relationship
while concurrently focused on the Infinite
we mutually soar
through the mechanism of such s-a-c-r-e-d* interaction
to infinite energetic heights.
It’s a choice you make
in each moment
whether you realize this or not.
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A pragmatic definition of love
Is to support another on their highest path in every moment.
And to do the same for ourselves.
When we practice such pure love
We tap the Infinite
for we tap the soul
and the moment .
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* Note that the term “sacred” herein is defined as tangible and intangible activity that directly, innately (and presumably positively) affects the subconscious and core energetic template.
Have you ever experienced a truly conscious relationship — wherein both parties experience(d) Infinite connection through human interaction? If so, what did it feel like? Did you truly support one another in a self-less manner, helping them to maintain their highest life purpose and life service? See the book entitled “Conscious Relationship” for more info. Have you experienced relationship(s) wherein one party seemed to gain energy and the other seemed depleted (drained) of energy (or, in a worst-case scenario, wherein ultimately both parties seem depleted of energy)? In retrospect, what was missing?
Mutual focus on the Infinite by both participants — by eternally living in the moment (by practicing conscious activity in each moment (See Voice of the Soul: A Call to Action) — including direct activities designed to further life service and life purpose, and indirect activities designed to enhance one’s energetic vibration (i.e., activities that help us live in the moment and soul … rather than always looking ahead/behind and living in ego). combined with effective (healthy) emotional release work, can reverse a zero-sum (i.e., unconscious) relationship.
It helps to proactively understand that relationship, by design, is imperfect from the perspective of ego, and perfect from the perspective of soul. Why? The very purpose of relationship is for us to gain self-awareness through interaction with another (and vice-versa). So, if relationships were “perfect” pursuant to ego’s definition of perfection (i.e., no issues ever), then we could not learn from the relationship (other than learning the lessons of peace, harmony, etc.). There are many fundamental life lessons that we are meant to learn — among the highest of which are patience, compassion and simplicity (according to the Tao Te Ching). If relationships were ego-perfect, we could not learn these lessons through interaction with others. So, when in relationship, remind the other that there will definitely be bumps in the road – by design, and that mutual evolution through these challenges is a wonderful opportunity — to grow both as individuals and together.
Live your highest truth, in each moment. Help your partner do the same. And relationship is a lovely experience. Fail to live your highest truth, and vice-versa, and relationship is a zero-sum game.
Andrew
