Satya: My Belief, My Essence, My Truth
I was guided to call on Babaji today. The energy was immense! There was so much pressure in my head that I felt it had the potential to explode. I had felt stagnant in my journey for a while and was in need of clarity as to why I was unclear in my direction. Babaji delivered the word SATYA to me. I am not that familiar with Sanskrit but in the spiritual world it is a word you see often. Satya means truthful. Not just as in telling the truth and not lying. So much deeper than that. I am looking at what is my truth? Am I living my truth? How does my truth create my life and the experiences it brings? What is the true essence of my being? Satya. I have absolute faith in my journey. I will not allow doubt to set in or outside influences to distract me. How I do things and how my thought process works may be different and even incomprehensible to others. This is fine. This is my journey as they have their own.
Satya. If I don't have integrity, I should not be doing healing work on people. Integrity is knowing that I may not be the right person or healer for the client and referring them on to someone who is right for them. Integrity is being true to and respecting the modality that I am working in. Integrity is not thinking I can do something just because I saw someone else do it. Did I put the time and study in? Do I fully understand on a deeper context the purpose of the work? If it was meant for me it would have been channeled to me. Integrity is not appropriating the rituals of the ancients, the indigenous populations across the world before I have fully assimilated and integrated the purpose of what they do. Integrity is recognising when something is a Sacred Ritual, especially when other people are involved. If I was to come from an unauthentic place and a lack of integrity it could be harmful especially if I was to do so with such ignorance that other people get caught up in what would be, quite frankly, my own ego trip.
Satya. Be mindful of what I do, of what I practice, of who I allow to work with or on me. What are my intentions? Am I well emotionally and physically? Am I cleansing and clearing my own energy as well as that of others sufficiently? Is the person who is preparing or making the products I use or buy holding a sacred space of love when they make it? What are their intentions? Satya. If I don't have the knowledge, if spirit hasn't shown me that it is innate within me, then it is not mine to share. Reading it in a book is not enough. Going to a course or a workshop is not enough. It has to be innate. It has to be running through my DNA, my blood, my veins. I will know if it's innate. I will know if it's my gift or misappropriation. Satya. We want Master's. Yes I am keeping it real. We want Masters. No Jack of all trades. One thing that I do fantastic is what is needed. Not a hundred different modalities that I haven't had the time to integrate.
Satya. Crystals, Reiki, Yoga, Tarot Reading, Sound Healing, Angelic Readings, Chakra Healing, Aura Reading and all the other types of reading and healing out there, these are spiritual practices. Just because I read a book, went on a course, fancy trying it out does not mean that it is mine to do. Am I feeling the call to practice and teach these modalities from deep within? Is my soul leading me on that path or is it just another commercial interest? Am I willing to go through a deep, intense and possibly painful transformation as I partake in this soul calling? Do I feel the energy shifting within me as I incorporate my chosen modality into my everyday life? We all have gifts. They are each unique to us all. For these gifts to unfold and more importantly evolve we have to consciously commit to our personal development.
Satya. If I do not know what something means, research it, learn it, study it. How can I use something or work with the energy of something I have no comprehension of?
Satya. There are no half measures on this journey. I am either in it or I'm not. How can I go out and deliver healing or guidance if I'm only dipping my toe in. It is a disservice to humanity and to Mother Earth. It is a disservice to the Universal Laws of all that is. It means that I don't believe in the magic. That I don't trust the knowledge that I as the vessel am receiving. It signifies that I don't believe in me and my personal power.
Satya. I have my own mind, my own thoughts and my own ideas. I bring these about by raising my vibrational frequency so that I can manifest them into reality. If I am looking at what others are doing constantly and not thinking for myself, what internal development and progress am I truly making? Do I not have any trust or belief in the power to be me?
Satya. Stepping into my truth. Living my truth. My journey. Releasing all that no longer serves. Namaste 🙏 🕉️