The Only Way To Meet The Real You
You can go there. I’ve spent some time there, and I wouldn’t trade the results of this journey for anything the external world has to offer. This is another key to the journey. You must be willing to transcend all the illusions that come up, for our world is full of illusions and traps. If you do, eventually you’ll get to the place where you’ll know your truth and you won’t settle for anything else. I welcome you to this path to the real self.
Gordon Rosenberg is a self-help author, relaxation guide and sound and energy practitioner and teacher. You may see his metaphysical blog at http://teachings.lightreport.org for more of his writings and teachings.
Keywords: Gordon Rosenberg, inner self, self-reflection, spiritual path, higher truth
By Gordon RosenbergIs everything in this world happening “at the same time” as some suggest. I’ve found that the more I get in touch with my “essential self”, the less I really care about when or how the external world is occurring. I find that the real reason to be here is to express this eternal, or essential, self as much as I possibly can in the present moment, that it doesn’t particularly matter in what order life comes to me, or whether I had planned it that way.Do you know what I mean? Can you feel the energy of your soul, the energy of your heart, and know what I mean? To me, this is probably the key to the entire process of self-discovery: Learning to experience yourself fully and without any fear that you may not be capable or worthy of such experiencing. I say that since you are clearly here, you’re quite capable and deserving of knowing yourself as much as possible. I’ve found that by going further and further inside myself, I can discover all the aspects of self which may have formerly been blocked or hidden away.
Can you discover your most “inner” aspects and face them without fear? Most of us are still working on doing this fully. Perhaps this is one of the main reasons we come here at all: To discover our innermost parts and summon up all the courage we can to deal with whatever we find in the process. Yet, these inner aspects of ourselves may not be as frightening as we believe them to be. I’ve found that the more I go inside myself, the more I search all the cracks and crevices of the soul, and the less I really have to fear. There’s not so much there that’s as frightening as my ego-self may believe. Perhaps it’s the ego itself that fears looking inside!
