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But ultimately that framework is your own, between you and God and that is your divine birthright. That is your relationship with God and that can be anything that feels good to your soul. And the last thing is applying your will. So this takes some commitment and some discipline darling. Because the only way you can be unhampered from the subconscious programs that are nested inside, that are fear-based and all of that crap. Is we have got to apply our will to something higher, so that we can transcend those lower impulses from controlling us from taking and draining our joy. Because that's what they do they drain us of our joy. So there is applying the will and that is about the mental focus and discipline that it takes. And using those three, when you understand how to apply those three things. Big things are moving. | But ultimately that framework is your own, between you and God and that is your divine birthright. That is your relationship with God and that can be anything that feels good to your soul. And the last thing is applying your will. So this takes some commitment and some discipline darling. Because the only way you can be unhampered from the subconscious programs that are nested inside, that are fear-based and all of that crap. Is we have got to apply our will to something higher, so that we can transcend those lower impulses from controlling us from taking and draining our joy. Because that's what they do they drain us of our joy. So there is applying the will and that is about the mental focus and discipline that it takes. And using those three, when you understand how to apply those three things. Big things are moving. | ||
You might find yourself in what I call the void, and a void space is where there's nothing that you feel. You can't go by your own independent action to change the circumstances and you get really frustrated with that. And basically again it's a dismantling of the ego that is needed. But what I notice is people get tripped up in the void space, because they will not invest time in their own healing. They want someone else to do it for them. So at some level you have to take responsibility and that's about applying the will, applying your personal will to that of divine will. And that takes a little discipline, you have to make the effort to do that. ref>[LR Sessions 2008]</ref> Transcript by Paige. | You might find yourself in what I call the void, and a void space is where there's nothing that you feel. You can't go by your own independent action to change the circumstances and you get really frustrated with that. And basically again it's a dismantling of the ego that is needed. But what I notice is people get tripped up in the void space, because they will not invest time in their own healing. They want someone else to do it for them. So at some level you have to take responsibility and that's about applying the will, applying your personal will to that of divine will. And that takes a little discipline, you have to make the effort to do that. <ref>[LR Sessions 2008]</ref> Transcript by Paige. | ||
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