Spying on myself

Miles Davis // "Man, sometimes it takes you a long time to sound like yourself."

TRIP REPORT: THE STONE OF AYA

It All Begins with the Soul’s Desires.Feeling any form of lack, stagnation, confusion, anxiety/fear/illness in our lives is a sign of mis-alignment with our soul’s directives.The soul is clear, strong, & sure of its own fulfillment. It already knows the Destined path. And when we know how to listen to its instruction, we can FLOW with the divine manifestations that are meant for us.This feels completely energetically different from how most people approach their “spiritual” practice these days— it has nothing to do with the ego’s wants & immediate satisfactions. It has nothing to do with manipulating energy or calling in *what we think we need* in order to live an abundant life. There are no shortcuts in this work.Many people are trying to “manifest” without clearing habitual patterns within the mind/body of generational trauma and society’s ideas around success, beauty, family life, health… it leads to a collective karmic looping where nothing truly changes, because most are still leading with their ego. They’re still leading from fear.It takes real integrity to be on this path.It takes connecting to your UNIQUENESS to see it through.Constant vigilance of the ego/inner opponent, who always wants the fast route of superficial feel-good energy.But the voice of the soul… the desire of the soul… is sweet, patient, & waiting for us to recognize our authentic power— which is our LOVE, our brilliant light of clarity.Wanting more out of life is natural. But having the right spiritual system to work on sustainable change… that is a rare thing.💭 I’ll be going over 1:1 CLARITY COACHING applications over the next few days…🔗 LINK IN BIO for those of you who are ready to step into your soul’s brilliance, & live a life of true harmony.From the sacred heart,E.

When Shia LaBeouf watched his films for 72 hours in a row (2015) In 2015, the actor staged a performance in a New York cinema, which lasted exactly 3 days. During this time, Shia watched a movie with his participation, and his reaction was broadcasted live. The audience was constantly changing, and Shia himself ate and slept in an armchair. For three days, the actor watched almost 30 of his films, between which there were only 10-minute breaks. Source: @pentasprism