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Sacred Symbols and the Living Paradox

The channeled wisdom presented here is an offering. Each meditation is written exactly as it is given to me. May you find truth, healing, or help in their energy. As always, follow your heart. 

Sacred symbols are something used by mankind to remind them of a truth—something that resonates in their heart. Just as the truth finds you in the right moment when you need it, a sacred symbol finds you at the right moment or when you need it.

And a symbol that no longer resonates will leave. This is what has happened with your bracelet. 

If an energy is stored in something, whether it be from you, or the manufacturer, or the maker, or the material, and it no longer resonates with you, then it will leave. It will mysteriously disappear. It will be out of your life as quickly as it came, because the material is a manifestation of inner consciousness. 

We mistakenly believe that man-made objects or earth-made objects are permanent. 

They are not. They are constructions on faith. They are common beliefs made whole, made into a form. 

As such, when the belief in that object fades, so, too, will the objects. When the accepted reality of their existence or their purpose no longer matches up with the intended purpose or reality, it will vanish into midair. 

So, welcome sacred objects to enhance your spirituality, to enhance your relationship with God, but don’t see them as objects. See them as tokens of faith. See them as manifestations, energetic alignments, and talismans marking a current place and time. As such, because you are changing, and you are always changing, they may not be permanent. Nothing is permanent. You are not permanent in this life and iteration. 

Your soul light is permanent, but even that undergoes transitions, and changes, and transmutations into various iterations—remade and remade again. There is no permanence in God’s kingdom. We are all in flux and that is where the joy comes in. That is where life exists. 

Life does not exist in the stillness of time. Life exists in the current of love through the Universe. Light flowing in and out of beings and across great distances, and, of course, in the non-physical void. These far corners of the heart of God are where light exists, and where life pulses, and where light flows on a current of love—being to being and back again. 

This dance, this bouncing flame, it is the very essence of life itself. It is the wholeness of light. And the wholeness of God. Don’t mistake that permanence is the same as stillness. 

Stillness is an acceptance of your being at the core. It means that you are. You don’t need to strive to be anything. You don’t need to become to be worthy. You don’t need to perform to be loved. Being love is different from earning love. 

But love in his very nature is kinetic. It is transitive. It transitions. It moves. It can’t help but move. It is built to move. It is always in motion. 

How can your being seek stillness when it is made of love and love is always in motion? This is the great paradox of the Universe, manifested in the paradox of life on Earth. 

Love escapes definition. It transcends confines. It cannot be pinned down. It cannot be held back. Stillness is acceptance of worthiness in your being. It’s the knowledge that you don’t need to generate action to be whole, and that you can be content right where you are. 

But love flowing through you, coursing through your veins, shining your light, transmitting your energy out into the universe is inevitable. The more you find love in yourself, the more you love yourself, the more this will radiate outward into others. And they can do the same. And it perpetuates. 

This is constant motion. This is a cascade in the stillness. Don’t understand it with the mind, Accept it with the heart. This is the living paradox of life. And the fundamental building block of God and consciousness itself.  

There is life within the lifeless. There is motion in stillness. There is kinetic in the potential. It all makes sense in the wholeness and love of God, completed in the heart of you. It’s the whole picture—all one unified field together, creating perfection in the inevitable conclusion of where love finds itself in the current moment. 

Seek that love and you will find it. Rest in the knowing and the stillness that you already have it, and that you could never lose it. 

Allow sacred time and space to bring you physical reminders of this truth as sacred objects. Allow them to come into your life. And allow them to flow out of your life, in the perfection of the dance, to remind you of the paradox of stillness and motion, of void and of matter, and of the ever-moving, ever-changing heart of God. Amen. 

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