Soul Path Awakening

Short prayer to help with victim mentality...

A Message to All Innocent Hearts,

The difference between a lightworker and a victim has nothing to do with the circumstances faced, but how one responds to the situations at hand. A lightworker uses their world of experiences to become the change they wish to see, while a victim is hurt by the actions of the world, while waiting for the change they have yet to become. On a spiritual level, a victim is a lightworker in training. Throughout each chapter of life, the inevitability of loss is survived to bring forth a new consciousness for the benefit of all. This means victimhood is not a pitfall one escapes, but ongoing stages of spiritual growth and energetic expansion to call forward the lightworker in you.

Whether contracted in fear from the hostility between countries, at war with yourself in your own mind, disappointed by the actions of others, or overwhelmed by the heaviness of the collective unconsciousness, each moment of victimhood acts as an invitation to step across the threshold of despair to become the lightworker you are destined to be. No matter how promising or uncertain your world seems to be, I offer you the prayer of radical forgiveness, as a way of assisting your awakening humanity on an energetic level.
It is important to always remember, whether viewing circumstances on a personal or global level, even if you cannot change the things you see, you can always change how you respond from the inside out.

When internal changes are brought forth in the presence of hostility, sadness, despair, fear, or turmoil, your interconnection to the totality of light, as the one eternal soul, simultaneously plants seeds of expanded consciousness in every heart to manifest endless waves of blessings through the inspired actions of one.

As an awakening lightworker on the front lines of ushering humanity into a new paradigm of heart-centered consciousness, please read the following prayer however many times a day you are either inspired to support in Earth’s evolution or find yourself entrenched in the pain of human suffering.

In the blank space provided, you can include the name of an enemy, an adversary from the past, a family member connected to a wound you have yet to heal, a loved one struggling through their own healing journey, your full name, the name of a country at war, or even humanity at large:

“I allow the soul (s) of ______ to be pardoned and set free now as I AM.”

Please do not judge yourself for the amount of times per day you find yourself needing to repeat it. Instead, see yourself through the eyes of the Universe and rejoice in how often you are acting in accordance with your soul’s highest wisdom to transform reality for the liberation of all. Through the prayer of radical forgiveness, may you step forward in faith and bring to life a frequency of light that you came here to ignite in every heart.

May your destiny be viewed, not as a destination of preferred circumstances, but as opportunities to act upon life’s most inspired choices that transforms your physical body into a living expression of divinity in action. One prayer of radical forgiveness or “I love you” at a time, the Ascension of Earth that already occurred the moment life was created, actualizes into present moment time, so we can remember the Heaven that is already here – now and forever, together as One.

As a part of the Love Revolution, please repost this on each of your FB pages, as well as in the group pages you frequent. This allows the power of our highest intention to inspire a transformative response to worldly affairs through the grace of unity consciousness.

Many blessings to all. Om Shanti, Shanti OM.

Matt Kahn
www.TrueDivineNature.com

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Absolutely!

Gratitude is being passionate about what is. Injustice is being passionate about what isn’t. While it is natural to experience both, it is more so important to see which one you experience most often. Just as each one can be valid in experience, both can also create interesting forms of imbalance along the way.

For example, while it is healthy to be grateful for all that you have and continue to receive, you can be so immersed in euphoria that experiences of injustice get overlooked or denied. There can even be a tendency to look away from hardships and injustices, in order to maintain a more positive or grateful perspective. Equally so, it is wise to be aware of injustices, but if it consumes so much of your attention, it can become easy to overlook the blessings that are always given to advance each journey forward.

In order to discover a proper balance between gratitude and injustice, love is always the key. By loving the one who sees injustices, as equally as embracing the one who wants to turn away from hardship, you are allowing each facet of experience to be openly welcomed as a catalyst of transformation it was intended to be. From this wise and loving perspective, you can help transform the hardships of others without believing you live in an unjust world. You can also express gratitude for all that is without needing to turn away from humanity in its most dire moments of need.

This is why loving what arises is the cornerstone of the new spiritual paradigm. It is where being and doing unite to bring forth your highest wisdom into action for the liberation of all. www.truedivinenature.com