What’s ruling our body?
Our deep search. We want to satisfy our needs and then, once accomplished, we seek more. Pleasure might be the word to describe what our body wants. It doesn’t want to suffer. It avoids this at all costs. Sometimes avoiding the act of suffering costs a longer perpetuation of an unresolved situation. Avoiding facing what we really need is when our mind distracts us. It directs us to the monotonous.
But we really wish for something more. A change to be performed!
Our minds don’t want to change. When this happens, it avoids evolution. This way we remain stuck in similar patterns, conditions, misunderstandings, etc.
Evolution requires a change of perception, seeing a bigger picture. This picture cannot be seen with our eyes. We need to go beyond our current perspective.
Imagination plays a key role. Imagination without a deep sense of understanding and willingness to perform doesn’t go anywhere. We must know that everything is inherited within us. We are souls sometimes trapped in human conditioning. And we are here to resolve, move forward, and evolve.
Nature doesn’t belong to us. We are nature. Knowing this, and respecting its laws, which are already perfect, we grow. As plants do, from seeds to their fruits, humans do the same, we evolve.
We don’t need to generalise the fact of being old. We age the day we are born. Ageing doesn’t mean ending. There is no end. In evolution, we move on, from one state to another.
From physical to beyond planes of existence. From beyond (our physical perspective) we bring consciousness. This allows evolution, moving forward to a new state of being.
Fulfilment is when our needs are met and we are full of richness inside. We don’t need it from the outside. We create thanks to our consciousness (knowing who we are), how to utilise what we have, and make the best of our resources.
The problem is when we don’t function properly or don’t use our abilities, we lose faith in who we are and what we belong to. Life as we know it must not forget that we are nature, in all its forms. Even technology must embrace nature.
By Raquel.