The Power of Owning Your Spiritual Power
People often ask me how to stand in their power. The answer is simple: a leap of faith. When we try to claim our inner authority, the ego erupts with fear, creating a collective blockage that feels like a crisis. This isn’t just personal; it’s a shared consciousness pattern that needs to be released.
What Is a Spiritual Leap of Faith?
Picture yourself cruising down the Road of Life, a winding country lane that leads to Enlightenment Town, a metaphor for oneness, divine love, and spiritual awareness. Your companions are angelic guides.
Suddenly the road ends. Your car skids to the edge of a sheer cliff, and beyond the precipice is only sky. You step out, heart pounding, and stare into the abyss.
Your guides say, “There is a bridge. You just can’t see it. Cross it with faith alone.”
The ego yells, “Impossible!” and you freeze, arms crossed, refusing to move. This is the impasse that marks the spiritual leap of faith.
Why Ego Blocks the Leap
- Ego = Fear: The ego clings to safety, using the left‑brain rational mind to create roadblocks.
- Soul = Truth: The soul doesn’t argue; it simply states the truth and stands in it.
- Head‑to‑Heart Shift: The leap is the transition from brain (ego, logic, ‘male’) to heart (soul, intuition, ‘female’). Once you cross, the ego loses its grip.
When the ego believes it will die, it fights harder. In reality, the soul integrates the ego, turning it into a happy, supportive part of the whole self.
Common Ego Dialogues (and How to Answer Them)
I can’t do it.
The challenge exists because you can; otherwise it wouldn’t appear.
I’m not ready.
Readiness is a spiritual signal, not a mental feeling. Your guides never err.
It’s crazy! I’ll fail.
The leap is designed to build confidence, not to cause harm.
I don’t know how.
Your intuition is a muscle; the more you use it, the stronger it gets.
You can’t force me.
Free will is yours, but the guidance is golden. Trust the source.
How to Shift From Ego/Mind to Heart/Soul
Your head is noisy; the heart is quiet. To stay heart‑centered, try any of these grounding practices. Choose what feels right and repeat regularly:
1. Draw a sand labyrinth and walk it slowly.
2. Walk barefoot on earth (earthing).
3. Practice deep, rhythmic breathing.
4. Spend quality time with loved ones.
5. Sit under a tree or hug one.
6. Do Yoga, Tai Chi, or Qigong.
7. Create art, write, or compose music.
8. Swim in natural water.
9. Play with childlike abandon.
10. Volunteer at a soup kitchen.
11. Attend a spiritual retreat.
12. Pet a dog, cat, or horse.
13. Hum or sing.
14. Hold a baby.
15. Meditate daily.
16. Garden.
17. Laugh often.
When the mind quiets, the heart opens. Inside that sacred space lies your soul, which is the direct line to All That Is. Every answer you seek is already there.
Spread Your Wings
Just as fledglings leave the nest, your guides are urging you to fly. The ego’s fear is the only barrier. Silence it, step into the heart, and you’ll discover how high you truly can soar.
