You're All There Is

Every organism on earth has its role and together by everything and everyone doing their role, life becomes a symphony. Just like a rainbow, each color reflects and ejects its assigned color, together it becomes a rainbow. A harmonic creation to be witnessed.

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In a similar vision, suppose each human being expressed their pure DNA structured alignment to the world. Each and every single individual would shine their own light, nothing more nothing less. No influence by the external world, just be immersed in its entirely from within, shining the light outward. As such, life would be a complete symphony.

The focus is rather at a large where control is relied on trust, honesty and purity. A collective unit of which operates among one another in complete unison of existing in one's purest form results in harmony. However, that is the big picture, let's rather shift the focus on what is within reach.

The condition within reach is what exist internally, the "I", the me, the what I do. I am capable of making decisions, and performing actions at my own will. These decisions and actions causes a ripple in the external environment. This is where it becomes tricky, although my actions are of my own freewill. How these actions are influenced to be performed could either be, pure or influenced.

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If my actions are influenced by the growth of my upbringing, then my actions is not entirely pure to my own existance. As such, it will radiate and attract a wrong frequency, or a vibration. For instance, if I were to throw a rock into a pond. The rock will cause a ripple at a much stronger and rapid rate opposed to throwing a leaf into the pond. If I am a person who do not like making a scene, or to be seen rather. But, here I am constantly throwing rocks into a pond, causing waves, and ripples everywhere, attracting all kinds of animals, bugs, and life living in the pond. Let's say this belief was ingrained early on in my childhood that in order to survive, I need to make noise, make a scene and attract as much attention as possible. Thus, here I am throwing rocks everywhere in the pond, attracting everything. But, deep inside, I want to be hidden, I want to be the observer, I want to stay on the side and just enjoy the lake, watch how it transform and transmutes.

The conflict between pure and the influenced actions becomes a fine-line that needs to be defined otherwise the performed actions will attract exactly what is performed. As demonstrated above, if my actions is rather pure and I live in alignment to myself, what I do in life, will directly reflect exactly that.

If I act tough and pretend to be person that I am not, there will be a time where an actual tough person who comes along that will challenge that. All of a sudden I find my self running away and retreating the moment that happens. Which is obvious since I am not that person, and the most natural reaction is to do what is true and that is the exact opposite.

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In life then, expressing what is entirely true to what remains deep within, will attract the exact match. Together, it will create a symphony beyond the grasp of a human being. It becomes difficult to remain in such space due to the trust to be engraved in life. It is vulnerable to show ourselves entirely. Judgement, disliked, danger, the list of consequences goes infinite. However, the same goes for the positive. Either life can be a harmonic experience, where every piece in life feels like it fits like a glove, or forcefully "try" to fit into a space that was not meant to be nor were designed to be. The rightful owner of that space will come and there will be disputes because the space was theirs to begin with, and here we are attempting to claim someone's spot.

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Most natural question to ask oneself to reach deep within and begin to act from the purest form is.
"Who am I?"
"What do I like?"
"What is my passion?"
These questions are rather a trap to be avoided. To reach deep within, it has to go beyond words, it is a feeling that translates roughly into words. The question should rather be

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"Who do you feel like you are?"
- Is the version of you right now, does that reflect how you feel?

"What do you feel like doing?"
- What you're doing now, does it feel like its right? Does it feel forced, obligated or "trained" to do? or is it natural?

"What do you feel most joy doing?"

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These questions are roughly the spark to be asked in order to begin the journey inward. The next is to observe and "feel" whether it is "feels" right or not.

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Until next time, be kind to yourself.