⚓ Liebe

In our disembodied society, most people live in their heads, and thus find themselves disconnected from nature, their bodies, and their own wholeness; fragmented inside, they also approach the world (and their personal lives) in a fragmented analytical head-centric way, trying to “fix” the world, essentially projecting their own compartmentalization onto the world, which is a mirror of their own head-body split.

Hence, most solutions to current issues – be it in the world or in our personal lives – perpetuate this disconnection, as we fight “shadows on the wall” and even create more problems with our head-isolated ideas (despite our well-meaning intentions).

This also ties into the compulsory need to “do” and “act”. Whether it occurs in our daily lives – usually expressed through the need to identify with a political party/movement, the need to vote for someone who has the “answers” and can “fix the system” (which ties into the need for “authority”, which is a mirror of our own “supervisor/authority” in the head, telling us what we should/shouldn’t do) – or in the lives of “activists” who feel the need to “fight the tyrants” or promote new “social orders”, it’s all a reflection of a closed-loop, self-defeating hamster wheel that only works in favor of the hyperdimensional overlords’ agenda, manipulating and playing us like pawns on a chess board.

Disconnected from our body and the feminine aspect of Being (and by extension, our own intuitive guidance system), we are being tricked into looking outside of ourselves for direction, thus becoming followers rather than embodied sovereign individuals.

As long as we are not embodied – as long as we remain disconnected from Being, our own wholeness, and our divine nature – our “solutions” and “doing” will always arise from the internal tyrant (which we project outwardly). This tyrant is the rampant male consciousness that is disconnected from the female within us all, REGARDLESS OF GENDER (needs to be emphasized). It needs to have fixed answers, needs to control, tries to predict the future (caught in linear time and 3D thinking), and cannot surrender to (or even perceive) the mystery, wholeness and perplexity of life and reality as it unfolds.

This is not a denunciation of “seeking answers”, nor is it a call to embrace ignorance or just resort to becoming a “passive couch potato” (that would be ‘black or white’ fallacious thinking, another product of the head-centric tyrant within); nor is it about denouncing the intellect, but rather it’s about understanding its limitations, using it as a “tool” but not making it the “master”.

This is about the sacred alchemical marriage of the male and female within, grounded in Being; a place from which both “answers” and “actions” arise that are not a product of pure analytical thought, but are in fact aligned with “Divine Will” and our INDIVIDUAL role and purpose. In this sacred marriage, doing and being become one, as there is no separation.