EP 37 - why are you creating this experience?
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this episode gives bornawakes® the starting point of the process to change your reality at will + it's asking the question "why am i creating this experience?' it's so common for that lens to be replaced with the concept of the universe sending something your way but in this episode spirit + jessie break down why it's so important to develop the ability to hold this lens + the posture that goes with it
IN THIS EPISODE WE TALK ABOUT:
- why the starting point for the completion process starts with the question 'why am I creating this?'
- losing sight of seeing how you’re creating something and making it about the universe or source
- incongruences in other modalities or spiritual teachings to do with “the universe” vs seeing yourself as creator
- what happened when spirit chose to start wearing the lens that she is creating her reality
- how using the lens 'why am I creating this' gives access to so much more insight than looking at it like its something the universe is trying to show you
- getting to the root of things in the most efficient way
- understanding the way you influence the reality around you
- how accepting yourself as creator takes stepping out of the victim stance + what makes this difficult
- why this question is so efficient for bornawakes®
- who holding this reality is + is not useful for
- how different operating systems relate to reality
- the level of createrhood that different beings are craving
- how can it be true that we are creating our reality in cases of extreme trauma or adversity
- the genocide in Palestine
- experimenting with the lens 'you are creating your reality' and seeing whether its helpful
- areas where it’s difficult to hold the lens
- when it feels like you’re obligated into how + who you serve
- bringing more spaciousness into 3d
- wearing the void lens
- wearing the posture 'you are creating your reality' + developing the ability to receive why you’re creating something in real time
- open attachments tied to helping people heal by taking their stuff into your system
- creating the same problem or the same situation again + again
- shamanic open attachments
- giving + receiving more through being expressed in your totality
- how to view it when you’re creating tests
- choosing the experience that resonates with the new energy when you're given choices
- the impulse to go with the old
- making yourself available for the new
- not rushing your expansion into new energy
THEMES / TIME STAMPS:
the incongruence in other healing modalities where it comes to creating your reality - 02:45
choosing to commit to using the lens ‘why am I creating this experience?’ - 06:33
the desire bornawakes® have to understand + and play with the mechanics of matter - 12:15
stepping out of the victim stance -14:50
the posture + attitude that goes with the question ‘why am I creating this?’ - 16:55
are we all at a stage where it's useful to look at things through this lens? - 21:50
learning to hold the reality you’re creating your experience + holding space for the things that come up around that - 25:35
the larger collective timings at play on Earth - 29:00
what frees bornawakes® to accept the reality that they’re creating their reality - 32:25
using this lens in areas where there’s a lot of different open attachments creating the situation so you cannot see how you’re creating it - 35:40
feeling cut off from createrhood/ like you can make decisions/ feeling obligated to serve in a certain way - 37:00
creating more inner space - 40:45
helping people heal by taking their stuff into your system- 41:55
when you’re tied to old earth technologies or systems - 47:35
this question ‘why am I creating this?’ being the first step of the completion process + the only thing besides the portal you really need - 48:45
being tested + how that really works - 50:50
RESOURCES:
epsiode where we speak about directionality
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