How To Honor Chaos
by Nina Brown
Applying the Wisdom of S.T.A.R. In Everyday Situations
It is one thing to enjoy learning principles and ideas, yet actually applying that wisdom to real life situations can be challenging. Often after we read, with great exuberance, we journey out into the world and try to apply those philosophies to our life. The principles of surrender, trust, allow, receive are simple, but applying these in real-world situations takes practice, commitment and diligence. To help you integrate these ideas, in this section we have included explorations showing everyday situations so that you can reflect on applying S.T.A.R. to your life experience.
With peace and inner stillness comes S.T.A.R. wisdom. We are certain we have arrived when we receive a conscious knowing deep within that has no emotional charge, a state in which the personality self and the divine self are in exquisite balance. Using S.T.A.R. wisdom, knowing that we are sovereign beings, we can ask: “What would I like to create and how would I like to present and be?”
Re-viewing Chaos (excerpt from S.T.A.R. A Now State of Being)
A positive response to chaos is possible. That positive response occurs when one moves their understanding of reality from belief in material realism to the ideals expressed through quantum physics supported by one’s own divinity. Freedom from the pain caused by chaos occurs when we no longer identify ourselves by means of our environment. Pain can come from how we judge an experience. Chaos cannot disrupt the conscious observer who is fascinated by the possibilities that are available as a result of the particles of possibilities that are stirred to the surface. Identifying ourselves as part of All That Is allows us to ask the question, “Who do I want to become, and how do I want to feel as a result of the current chaos?”
