In the realm of spirituality, numerous leaders and coaches often proclaim their advanced status – asserting that they have ascended to higher realms, escaped the limitations of the matrix, and reached an elevated state of dimensional consciousness. They confidently lead classes and coach individuals, seemingly overflowing with wisdom and spiritual gifts. However, a crucial question arises: are they genuinely living their teachings?
Wisdom vs. True Integration
Having spiritual gifts and incredible wisdom differs from truly integrating the essence of a divine being into one's life. While some may appear impressive and attract followers, their insights might not have fully permeated their entire being, encompassing their mind and body. This disparity between knowledge and embodiment can also extend to their students.
The Vital Role of Guiding Others
If spiritual teachers neglect to guide their students toward embodying their teachings, how will these students discern the difference? To become a fully holistic, spiritually awakened, and conscious being, one must not only acquire insights and wisdom but also internalize and live by them.
From Theory to Reality
Discussing spiritual truths is one thing; authentically radiating those truths is another. Genuine embodiment results in a natural and effortless authenticity, free from any sense of force, desire, or wishful thinking. Insights evolve into deep-rooted knowing, sparking a transformation that permeates every cell of your being.
A Journey of Self-Discovery
Reflecting on personal experience, the author shares a journey of self-improvement spanning a dozen years before embarking on a path with Encompass Life. Only then did they genuinely grasp what their guides were revealing. This awakening revealed the vast depths of their unconscious mind – a profound realization intertwined with fascination.
Embracing Your Cosmic Potential
If you aspire to authentically radiate as the being, you genuinely recognize yourself to be, support is readily available.
Remember, awakening is merely the initial stage of profound transformation.
Michael Matucci, PhD