Living a transformed life is living an authentic life, an empowered life, a peaceful life. Transformation is the process of realizing our true nature. This transformational journey includes us becoming increasingly aware of our essence as well as noticing the parts of life that no longer serve us. As we let go of self-limiting beliefs, life becomes increasingly free and clear. Like peeling away the layers of an onion attempting to reach its core, the parts of life that limit us are peeled away, allowing us to realize our true nature. As long as we are in the physical body, we will experience conditions of human nature. That’s life in the body. What is part of this make-up are thoughts, feelings, ideologies, wants and desires as well as personal sufferings and feelings of lack. Our human experience is actually a very small part of who we really are. Over the years we have placed so much emphasis on our human experience that we have learned to think small, be small, and act small. We have come to believe that this “little me” is the real me. However, there are many dimensions to us that have yet to be realized. To give you an idea of the totality of our “vastness”, let's do a little comparison. Imagine holding a candle. The candle represents you, the small self and all of your human experiences. Now, hold that candle next to the sun. The sun represents the larger you, all of you, and more. It is symbolic of all existence, all beauty, all life, all energy, and all that has ever been, all that is, and all that will ever be. Although the candle is part of the sun, it is by no means the totality of the sun. Transformation is the process of realizing and living from our unified whole. As we merge and become one with the sun, our life flows with more grace and ease. For example, whenever we witness a virtuoso pianist whose one with her piano, the music resonates with a most harmonic rhythm while the audience remains captivated by the art of her music. As we listen to such a performance we become amazed at the ease and flow of such work. In fact, if we speak with the pianist after the performance, she will attest it is no work at all, but a rhythmic dance between her and the piano. We are not a random set of fragmented parts. It may appear so when we divide ourselves up into likeable and unlikeable parts. Good feelings and bad feelings, good thoughts and bad thoughts, good days and bad days, etc...Although it may seem to be a normal way of living, it is very small. The smaller we feel the more separated we become from ourselves and others. The truth is our life is a work of art. Our relationships are works of art. Whether they succeed or fail, they are teachers that carry profound truths which help us along the way of life urging us to learn its lessons. It's time to discover that vastness, which resides in all of us. Our true nature wants us to realize the connection and oneness with that larger part of ourselves. If you are ready, if you feel a curiosity and a resonance to this way of life, please become familiar with the various offerings presented and select one in which to participate in.
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