The
new reality is the New Earth—a heart-centered reality based on love,
transparency, compassion, kindness, Divine Wisdom, and equality for all.
How do we align with this new reality?
Although there are many ways to align with the New Earth, below are just a few suggestions that will help immeasurably.
Authenticity
One
of the most effective things we can do to align with the New Earth, is
to be completely honest—first and foremost with ourselves, then with the
world around us.
The
first step is to take a quick inventory of where in our lives we are
already being completely authentic, honest, and transparent, and what
other areas might benefit from having more of these qualities.
Being
honest and authentic is not to be mistaken with being intentionally
unkind, rude, or hurtful, especially in the way we deliver our truth.
The latter behaviors have no room in our new Earth.
Some
simple questions we can ask ourselves to help evoke greater
authenticity are, “What are the things that matter the most to me in
life?” and “Who am I, when I express myself freely and fully from the
heart?”
Loving Unconditionally
For thousands of years, the idea of love has suffered many misinterpretations in most societies.
We’ve
been taught through religious and philosophical doctrines, the media,
and cultural traditions that in order to experience love, we must earn
it.
Most
of these ideologies also lead us to believe that we must suffer in
order to experience love, or that we have to worry about it, search
outside ourselves for it, sacrifice for it, experience pain and
heartbreak over it, expect it to be conditional, and so on.
True
and authentic love is always easy, unconditional, expansive, joyful,
eternal, steadfast, and nonjudgmental. It’s simply the way people have
misinterpreted love that has created the illusion that it’s anything
less than that.
During
the next few months, one of the most important things we can do to
align with the New Earth, is to rediscover what love really is, and then
begin loving completely. We begin by loving ourselves, then with the
world around us.
For
so many generations, most of humanity has been taught that it is wrong
for us to love and honor ourselves in the same way we are supposed to
love and honor others.
This
tradition is actually one of the main reasons why humanity once moved
away from knowing our Divinity, and who we really are.
We were taught to look outside of ourselves for the answer, when all along, it was within every fiber of our being.
Thank
goodness those days are winding down quickly now, and that people are
understanding more and more that in order to be the most expanded, open,
happy, and loving version of ourselves, we must first start by truly
loving ourselves.
To the mind, this may not come easily, simply because we have not been taught how to love ourselves.
So,
we can ask ourselves some questions, such as, “How would unconditional
love treat me, if it were embodied as a person? And how can I open up to
being that person?”
I would invite you to make a list of all the ways an unconditionally loving person would treat you.
Are they generous, kind, nonjudgmental, fun, playful, respectful?
Do they make you feel seen, heard, appreciated?
Do they make you gifts, sing to you, take you on special nature walks? And of course, the list goes on.
It’s always wonderful to connect with a Soulmate from our Soul Tribe—someone who can mirror these qualities back to us.
Yet in order for that to happen the way we truly desire, it’s important for us to begin showing up as our own Soulmate first.
A Will to Heal
Unconditional
love will bring up all within us that needs to be healed—all the inner
imbalances and feelings of loss we carry with us.
Often when we heal from an imbalance, a large burden is lifted out of our energy.
Although
the Spirit loves to travel light, the mind sometimes takes a bit longer
to be convinced, simply because it has grown accustomed to the burdens
it has carried.
There
are different levels of willingness, especially when it comes to
healing. For many people, it’s not until their thoughts feel
increasingly uncomfortable that they are ready and willing to heal and
let go of the stories they have identified with for so long.
These are the stories that the mind uses to reinforce the idea that we are broken or lacking in some way.
These
are the stories that create victim/survival consciousness, which is
actually the lowest aspect of humanity’s consciousness.
Yet in this unique time we are in, we no longer need to identify with or operate from victim consciousness.
We
have the opportunity now to shift our personal and collective
timelines, so that we can truly begin to operate from the most empowered
and sovereign part of ourselves.
This is also known as the Spirit/Goddess/God/Higher Self aspect of ourselves.
So then the question becomes, Are we truly willing and ready to heal?
Are
we willing to let go of the dramatic emotional patterns, the
insecurities, the stories, the fear, worry, lack, addictions, guilt,
shame, self-sabotage, blame, and all other behaviors that affirm victim
consciousness?
Once
we get an inner “Yes,” we can begin asking questions like, “Who am I
outside of the limiting stories my mind has identified with?” and “What
steps am I willing to take to find that out?”
If
you are finding that you are not healing as quickly as you would
like–”healing” being just another word for remembering the wholeness,
perfection, and abundance that has been in you all along—then invite
your mind to see where it may still be identifying with the old victim
consciousness.
The
mind might immediately resist, and think something like, “I don’t want
the old patterns! I really want to heal.” However, question it.
Ask, “Do you really want to heal? Because clearly, you are still finding comfort in the old discomfort.”
Once you begin questioning your mind in this way, it begins to light up parts of the brain that have been dormant.
These are the parts that allow for the highest wisdom and insight to come through, loud and clear.