Bliss

Sep 03 2010 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

Spiritual Bliss is Pure Feeling.

Emotional Bliss is the feeling of Joy.

Feeling the emotion of pure joy is bliss, but it is not Spiritual Bliss.

Pure Feeling is more than just joy or the feeling of bliss.

Pure Feeling is True Happiness. It is the natural state of our Spirit.

When the spirit of Pure Feeling resonates with True Happiness, everything is Bliss.

In the Physical Realm, bliss is the attainment of True Happiness.

In this physical realm, I am a triality of physical, mental and emotional energy.

The attainment of true happiness requires all three aspects of my Self to resonate in harmony:

  • My physical self resonates with contentment
  • My emotional self resonates with joy
  • My mental self resonates with fulfilment

The joy of Bliss without contentment & fulfilment may be a pleasurable experience but it is not an expression of True Happiness.

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My Alter Ego

Aug 31 2010 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

My ego is my sense of self. It is who I believe myself to be.

My Alter Ego is my alternative ego, a different perspective of my Self.

I have 3 perspectives of my Self and 3 perspectives of life.

I have therefore, two alternative perspectives of who I am and two alter egos.

A subjective sense of self is an ego that sees myself as good from a positive perspective.

An objective sense of self is an ego that sees the bad aspects of myself from a negative perspective.

An adjective sense of self is an ego that sees my Self as Being only Good from a Divine perspective.

Being Good is Divine and sees only the Goodness attributable to my Self, to others and to all of Life.

Being good or bad is a duality of a relative dual reality world and will alter my ego’s perspective dependent on which extreme that I am perceiving life to be from.

My ego, my alter ego or my alternative Ego.

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Second Nature

Aug 30 2010 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

That which is Second Nature is instinctive and intuitive.

Instinct & intuition are my 2nd nature, or are they?

My first nature is the personality and the character of the role that I am playing out in life. My ego sense of self.

My second nature is my True Nature, unless that is, I have been programmed to act with a different nature.

When my True Nature has been overwritten by fears and limiting beliefs, my 2nd nature becomes my mental programming, and my true nature becomes my Third nature.

I have 3 natural ways of being, which are potentially 3 different natures. In my world everything comes in threes.

My 1st nature is my Conscious Self that adopts the personality and the character of who I believe my Self to be.

My 2nd nature is my autonomic sub-conscious Self that is driven by my emotional needs and programmed with my limiting beliefs and my fears.

My first and second natures create the conflict and dilemmas of my heart and my head.

My 3rd nature is my instinctive and intuitive Super-Conscious Self that is my Soul and my Inner Coach, my True Self and my True Nature.

When I am being my True Self, instinct and intuition are Second Nature, but I had to overcome my fears and limiting beliefs before I could realise it.

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Disillusioned

Aug 28 2010 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

Disillusioned means no longer experiencing an illusion.

I can only be disillusioned when what I believe in the first place proved to be an illusion.

A projection of my reality into the future is just an illusion.

An illusion is a figment of my imagination that has not or does not materialise.

Imagination is the sole cause of a new reality.

What I am presently imagining is not yet a reality otherwise I would be experiencing it, not still imagining it.

I cannot unimagine something. I don’t need to. I just need to focus my imagination elsewhere.

Not everything that I imagine becomes a reality. Thank goodness.

If everything I imagined manifested instantly, I would soon become very disillusioned with my ability to create reality.

If everything that I focused my attention on, materialised instantly, there would be no imagination, no illusion, just instant manifestation and disillusionment.

When manifestation requires both time and space to become a reality, I have plenty of opportunity to refine my illusions in my imagination before they manifest into my reality.

When what I imagine materialises into my reality, I am never disillusioned.

My imagination is no longer an illusion it is a real creative ability.

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Detached & Disconnected

Aug 27 2010 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

Detached means that I am not attached to other people or things emotionally.

It means that I do not need them to supply my emotional power.

I am detached when I am emotionally independent and connected to my own source of power and authority.

This requires the awareness of knowing my emotional needs, feeling when they are active, i.e. my power is low, and seeing how to simply and effectively meet them myself.

Disconnected means that I am not connected to my true source of authority that connects me to my true source of emotional power.

It means that I am unaware of my need for emotional power.

Whether we are conscious of our need for emotional power or not, we all have emotional needs, because no-one is permanently connected to their emotional power in this physical realm.

We are all disconnected from our source of emotional power until we consciously learn or remember how to re-connect.

The opposite of Disconnected is Connected or Empowered.

The opposite of Detached is attached or needy.

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Two Types of Passion

Aug 26 2010 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

There are Two Types of Passion:

1. The passion I get from receiving what I need emotionally.

The pleasure and fun of receiving what I need emotionally, motivates me passionately. I am passionately motivated to get my emotional needs met and receive what I need to have emotionally. I value what I passionately need because it has value for me.

2. The Passion that I experience when I am doing what I truly value.

The Joy of being in the experience of what is truly valuable, empowers me with Passion. I am passionately empowered to do what I truly value to do, be who I truly value to be, and to have what has true value for me.

I truly value the Passion that I enjoy when experiencing my True Values, fulfilling my Vision, and living my Life on Purpose.

I also understand that I passionately need to get my needs met and connect to my true power before this becomes possible.

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Mastery & Slavery

Aug 25 2010 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

Mastery & Slavery, like master & slave, is a duality.

Slavery is the inability to master freedom of choice.

Mastery is the ability to make choices for other people.

Mastery requires and utilises greed and gluttony.

Slavery requires and utilises humbleness and poverty.

Attempting to master my slavery will only result in becoming a slave to my path of mastery.

It is not my purpose to master physical life but to live and experience it.

It is not my purpose to be a slave to my physical existence but to discover and explore it.

I have an individual, unique and exclusive path that I have chosen to follow.

It is the belief that there is only one path that will make me either a slave to, or a master of, that path.

I follow my own path with equanimity, choice and contentment.

I am a slave to neither another’s path nor my own.

Life Mastery is the process of overcoming the duality of slavery and mastery, so that I am neither a slave to my own ego nor the master of my own ego.

It is about overcoming the duality of physical and spiritual existence by attaining a degree of Mastery of Life.

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Giving & Receiving

Aug 23 2010 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

When Giving and Receiving is an expansive act of sharing it is balanced.

For an act of sharing to be expansive, both parties are required to have, to be or to do what is being shared.

Sharing is expansive when what I am receiving, I am giving in equal measure.

Giving and receiving is out of balance when I am not giving and receiving in equal measure.

For giving and receiving to be in balance, I am required to already have what I am proposing to share with another by giving and receiving it.

The act of giving to balance what is being shared is by definition not balanced to start with.

Unless I already have what I choose to give and receive in an act of sharing, I am acting from a position of scarcity, which is always divisive.

When I give to someone who is needy or without what I am giving them, my giving is not balanced.

When my giving is balanced and equal to what I am receiving, it expands exponentially into my future.

When my giving is divisive, it will eventually deplete my reserves and create limitation and scarcity.

When my giving is focused on the scarcity of others, I will attract that scarcity into my own reality.

Giving material possessions and money in return for emotional gain is driven by an emotional need for love.

Giving emotional support in return for material gain is driven by lust.

Lust & love are a duality of one of the 7 deadly sins, which always take us out of balance and inner harmony.

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Positive Criticism

Aug 17 2010 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

Positive Criticism is an oxymoron.

Criticism is always negative.

A positive appraisal is called praise.

When a critique looks for improvement, it is focusing on the negative aspects that are potential areas of positive improvement.

A positive critique is called a review.

A positive review expresses praise and encouragement.

A negative review is full of criticism.

Criticism is negative because it is a toleration.

Criticism is never acceptable.

Acceptable feedback is never seen as criticism.

Whether feedback is seen as negative criticism or positive encouragement is determined by the perspective of the receiver, not the giver.

No matter how much I believe my criticism to be positive, it is the belief of the receiver of my criticism that determines its polarity.

Criticism motivates with fear. It is not empowered.

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Option & Choice

Aug 16 2010 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

When an option is a choice, there is no distinction.

One option is not a choice.

Two options are required to have one choice.

With only one option, I have no choice. There is nothing to choose between.

Having only one option is a deception and a false reality.

There is always more than one option.

We always have choice.

We live in a world of contrast, choice, options and infinite possibilities.

When I believe that I have no choice, I am deceiving myself and denying or ignoring my other options.

Two options are a dilemma, which means I will have difficulty choosing between the two.

With 3 options, I am ‘at choice’.

I can only be at choice once I have clearly identified three distinct options.

With 3 options, my choice is clear and has distinction.

With multiple options, I will be confused.

When I reduce my options down to three, I can then choose with clarity.

My best choice is always my 3rd option.

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