Spiritual Maturity
To stop the dark from manipulating your energy and influencing your body, you have to stop it in its tracks and in all ways refuse its authority or control over your being in every way. To stop it one must identify it, locate it, and terminate it from accessing in your mind, emotions, body and spirit. This takes deep conviction and strength to reclaim your spiritual power and reclaim your body in the authority of God or Christos. Otherwise this is the call to Spiritual Maturity. This is each beings responsibility to command the personal space which is designating one’s choice of spiritual-energetic authority. If no choice is made it will be made at one’s consciousness frequency level combined with where one’s genetic ancestry has evolved in this cycle.
What is Spiritual Maturity?
Spiritual Maturity is developed through the desire to know the inner self (or God Self) in combination with the concentrated discipline of the mental and emotional state (such as with Meditation and healing Negative Ego fears). Which when practiced consistently will generate a development in the heart that provides a natural sense for the ethical standard of conducting one’s life. When we achieve energetic balance between internal forces and find inner harmony we naturally become more harmonious with all of life. When we reach a point where we go can go beyond personal dramas, selfish motivations and care what’s happening to others on earth, it is a byproduct of mental, emotional and spiritual maturity. Spiritual maturity is not religious it has humanitarian objectives through balanced behaviors of spiritual understanding. At this level we become aware of the group of which we are apart and can see the larger planetary issues facing humanity, currently and in the longer term. This is group consciousness awareness. A spiritually mature person does not want to increase negative energy, suffering or cause any pain. Spiritual Maturity is that which identifies the true self as a spiritual-energetic being and recognizes that spiritual self-development is the direct cause to all that happens in the material world. Nothing manifests in the physical without a spiritual-energetic causation first. Becoming responsible to the awareness of where one puts focus, energy, and attention is the hallmark of spiritual maturity. Expansion of group consciousness and accumulating spiritual self-knowledge through all life experiences becomes the focus of attention. Allowing your body to be the will which inspires goodness, a service to the whole and recognizing that all life is interconnected is a level of spiritual maturity. Integrating the Law of One Practices, Relationship Mastery Guidelines, ES Mental Body Tools, ES Core Triad Practices or the Noble Eightfold Path as a life style, are solid foundations for spiritual maturity development.
What are Balanced and Healthy Behaviors?
Why would we want to be ego balanced and emotionally healthy as a primary motivation? Beyond the drive to develop one’s true authentic self and actualize that self in the world, the motivation to be emotionally healthy usually stems from great personal suffering. When we are in energetic balance with ourselves, we are in balance with our spiritual self, our heart and we cease to have great personal turmoil or suffering. This is how we become increasingly healthy and peaceful. When we are emotionally healthy and peaceful we are able to access our spiritual self and heart intelligence easily. So this is to comprehend our natural spiritual-energetic state of being is one of emotional balance, inner peace, health and connection with Life. This state is not dependent on the external outcomes and can be experienced even when others around you and the world are undergoing great turmoil. To improve peace in a largely dysfunctional world, we may require attitudinal behavior guidelines which help us to overcome the insanity of the Archontic Deception Behavior and their anti-life forces which abuse its mechanism.
To understand the polarity of the world of forces on earth and identify how Satanic force methods are used every day to destroy the feeling heart and soul of human beings, let’s review both sides of spiritually healthy behaviors (GSF) and spiritually abusive behaviors (AD). Spiritually healthy behaviors naturally connect one with God Source and Christos and are God-Sovereign-Free or GSF Behavior. Spiritually abusive behaviors disconnect you from God and Christ and are promoted in the Archontic Deception Behavior or AD behaviors.
The goal with the below discernment guideline is to identify and locate these spiritually abusive AD behaviors in yourself, others and in any external organization of which you participate and to transform them through practicing GSF Behaviors. All decisions one is able to make from an informed position by identifying AD behaviors will increase personal discernment and energetic resonance of GSF in one’s life. The only thing any person can change is themselves through their heart responses and behaviors. Change starts within. Identify the Archontic Deception (AD) behavior and apply the GSF Behavior antidote below it to transform into spiritually healthy behavior: [1][2]
Healthy Self Control
It is certainly important for us to develop self control and awareness of ourselves and have discipline over our impulses in many aspects of our lives. Self-control is an important attribute of Spiritual Maturity, and an essential component of interconnection and feeling empathy for humanity and the planet. Achieving a healthy balance of self discipline and self control is an essential element of personal responsibility and accountability. Loss of self control leads to anxiety, unhappiness, anger, resentment, stress, feeling helpless, and even depression. Abdicating one's personal power over self control, by acting powerless, and playing the Victim-Victimizer role playing, is irresponsible and self destructive. But keep in mind that our personal and spiritual freedom ends where other's begins. One must honor human beings and life force in order to achieve a healthy balance with self discipline and control with considering the rights and needs of others and having respect for others.[3]
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