True spiritual beings navigate a complex labyrinth of consciousness.
It’s an intricate dance between progress and regression, like climbing a ladder where each step forward is followed by a slight step back. It may seem like no progress is being made, but if we look closely, we see ourselves ascending.
Imagine this journey as climbing a ladder.
You advance a full step, then retreat half a rung. You ascend once again, only to fall a quarter step backward. This pattern repeats over and over, creating a rhythm of advancement and retreat. Yet, each time you climb, you find yourself slightly higher than before.
This process may feel frustrating as if you’re stuck in a cycle of perpetual motion without reaching your desired destination. But it’s essential to remember that you’re not genuinely returning to your original state. With each step, you’re leaving a part of your old self behind and embracing a new level of consciousness.
In these moments of apparent stagnation, we often judge ourselves harshly. We believe we could do better, be better. Yet, we overlook that we’ve already moved from our original position. We’ve ascended another rung on the ladder of consciousness, even if it doesn’t feel like it.
This journey is humbling, continually teaching us about our situational awareness. It’s about understanding our place in the world, recognizing the shifts in our consciousness, and acknowledging our progress, however slight it may seem.
Others cannot visually perceive our situational attunement, but it can be experienced. Others may not understand the intricacies of our journey and may not see the steps we’ve climbed or the growth we’ve achieved. Yet, they can sense it. They can feel our heightened consciousness, even if they’re not aware of what’s happening.
We bear a responsibility in this regard. Even when others cannot see us, they sense our presence and progress. They are aware of us, even if they don’t realize it.
Breaking through this collective blindness is a crucial part of our spiritual journey. If we acknowledge that we can see each other – truly know the depth of our souls and the steps we’ve climbed – then our communication takes on a new level of value. It becomes a tool for shared growth, a beacon guiding us on our spiritual journey.
Ultimately, it’s not about reaching the top of the ladder. It’s about embracing the journey, acknowledging each step forward, and learning from each step back. It’s about realizing that every rung we climb brings us closer to our true selves and contributes to our collective spiritual evolution.
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I really relate. Thank you for the timely advice.