Panache Desai: Your Infinite Potential

Your average person can only judge themselves in three dimensions; spiritual people can judge themselves in sixteen. We are constantly evaluating our progress based on the rotation of our chakras. Eventually, we have to get to a point where we forego this notion of transcending our humanity, and we just start to embrace the fact that we are human – we are accessible, and we are just like everyone else. That is the most powerful thing of all. The more we are raw, authentic and transparent in who we are, the more we have this ability to touch and impact people. Ultimately, it’s time to re-contextualize this whole conversation.

If we are going to use the moniker of spirituality and then expand it to be so big that it actually becomes all inclusive that that label falls away and to recognize that judgment is man-made, to come into this place of acceptance recognizing that love is all inclusive. The more inclusive we are willing to be, the more the energy of love is permeating our lives and our reality. No part of us is “wrong” or “bad.” Embrace who you are, accept who you are, go beyond the judgments, go beyond the conditioning, get to know who you are, and at that point acceptance is the pre-cursor to self-love.

You’ll be able to start to allow the love that’s always dwells within you – that is at the core of who you are – to begin to inform your life and to begin to infuse every single aspect of life and living.” Regarding those people that may have a different belief system or who are skeptical of the thoughts and ideas conveyed in the book, Panache peacefully declares, “I’ve never met a naysayer, I’ve just met people who are saying no to themselves – who are just denying themselves.” Pausing for a moment to recognize this profound statement, from my own perception it is very true. My own shift was apparent as I absorbed each and every word throughout our conversation.