Sublime

the energy of infinite possibilities is shaped by consciousness: your mind. And if all matter is made of energy, it makes sense that consciousness (“mind,” in this case, as Newton and Descartes called it) and energy (“matter,” according to the quantum model) are so intimately related that they are one.

Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle states that when the perceiver changes, that which is perceived then changes.

When you awaken in the morning, jot down any dreams or awareness that you may have woken with. This has two purposes. The first one is to allow yourself to tune in to some of the valuable work you did during the night, even if it doesn’t make sense to you immediately. The second one is to allow yourself to shift from whatever state you awakened in

The 11th Shadow greatly limits a very specific functioning of the right hemisphere of the human brain — that aspect of your mind that does not see patterns and facts through language and number, but grasps reality through reams of interconnected and intuitively grasped fractal images emerging from the deep recesses of the brain.

Artist and choreographer Martha Graham put it this way: “There is a vitality, a life force, an energy, a quickening, that is translated through you into action, and because there is only one of you in all time, this expression is unique. And if you block it, it will never exist through any other medium and will be lost.”

Holding an image of what you think is the correct spiritual attitude, rather than seeing what is really happening, holds true understanding away. The real truth for you is going to come from true self-acceptance and nowhere else. As you increase acceptance of your full self, you can gain more conscious ability to determine your reality. As it stand

our intention is to learn how to distinguish between personality patterns that reveal our innate gifts when we are more present and those that get in the way of our true well-being by having a grip on us. Being

when we allow our personalities to drive our focus of attention, we end up with a narrowing field of possibilities. And as time goes by, that becomes more pronounced, defined, and fixed. Anything outside the scope of our increasingly limited emotional vision can create an inaccurate sense of security in our narrow perspectives.