Emergence: Seven Steps for Radical Life Change

the how will kill the what if you let it.

Our entire planetary condition is a reflection of the ecology of human consciousness. That’s why we’ll never live in harmony with nature or each other until we live in harmony within ourselves.

Imagination may take us on a journey to the edge of our known self, but for a true vision that evolves us to the next level (whether personally, professionally, or societally), we must cross the border of our conditioned mind and enter an uncharted frontier that can only be navigated through the sight of our soul.

The more rooted we are in the soil of our soul, the more connected we are with the seed of our true nature. And the more congruent we are between the two, the greater heights our life can scale.

None of this is intended as a judgment on other types of motivation. There’s a place for everything on the ladder of our evolution. But a motive that doesn’t seek to get anything—a motive that is a core desire—won’t perpetuate old wounds or keep you and those around you unconscious. It will have a liberating, illuminating, expanding effect on you a

Grace is the realization that no matter what appears on the surface of life, no matter what has come before or what appears to be lost, when you tap back into this perfect seed pattern, it will emerge again, fresh, vital, overflowing with new possibilities.

In order to go beyond that, you must move from visualization to vision, from mind-projected images based on limited self-concepts to the divine ideas planted in your soul.