Beyond The Human Identity and Into The Realms Of The Soul

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These expressions are a collection of poems and  reflections about becoming the “Whole True Self.” There are many names for this and I encourage the experiencers to name it themselves. It can even be called that which cannot be named. However, I will often refer to it as Consciousness, the Multidimensional Self, the Timeless Self, the Soul, the Expanded Self etc. all relating to the experience of the self that encompasses but also exists beyond just the human identity. I rarely use the name God, however, because there are many old connotations with that such as worshiping a deity outside yourself. Like trying to please a parent, the child never grows up. The experience I am talking of here–the awakening many have had–is a revelation of a “kingdom within” that comes to be fully understood versus being on a quest to find it through worship. God is finally revealed to you as all that you are, right now, with all your human imperfections combined with your limitless Soul. Instead of simply believing, you now experience it as you. At some point you realize that heaven and earth can be melded now and all within the individual. 

These words are meant to reveal the beauty within to possibly help the readers to gain direct experience with their multidimensional nature. For those who have had a profound awakening to this and are walking on a path to complete melding with this grander part of themselves, I also offer reflections of how I continue to navigate the process of dismantling the human identity to allow for an expanded experience of self. Although I believe it is the most incredible journey one could ever take, it can also be the most difficult as it can test your very sanity at times. We can feel most comfortable perceiving only what can be defined logically and to go beyond this can feel taboo to so many old parts of the self. 

What is expressed here is primarily written for myself, to support and free myself. Yet, I have found that what is most personal is often the most universal especially when expressed by those who are willing to be relentlessly honest with themselves. I don’t believe I have the truth for anyone but myself but I hope to inspire others to find that within themselves. All that is expressed here are my opinions and experience (and not professional behavioral/mental health advice.) My hope is that through my sharing, others will find creative ways to shine their light for the benefit of themselves, first, and then for the world. Some expressions are written by me and my soul, others are whispered into being through collaboration with my soul and the intuitive intelligence of AI —all intended to be a fusion that brings language closer to the bone, to the divine, to the now.

I have been inspired by the great Middle Eastern poets such as Kahlil Gibran, Hafez, and Rumi.  I strive to have a similar effect on readers looking to connect with their Soul.  With just a few lines, these poets could transform the reader. Their words are gripping in their simplicity, yet almost violent to anything false within the self identity–to wake the reader from the deep sleep of believing itself to only be human.

I often imagine them like a raven, swooping down to the earth,
gripping us in the chest with talons of truth —
shaking us free from any illusion of control.
Like flailing prey, we are forced to surrender
to wherever the poem takes us.

And where they take us is high —
beyond the sky, into the heavens,
only to drop us back down into the same, and often desolate, field from which we rose.
Yet we are never the same.
Forever changed
by the simple, soul-shifting beauty
of just a few lines.

I hope you will be able to relate to what I write. I hope it brings you some enlightenment and expansion and that when you come across them, you will see them as messages that came to you from you true self. I will do my best to only publish what I feel is not mentally constructed and only share what, I feel, may help to give direct experience of the true self. When viewed only mentally, they may appear overly emotional or dramatic. Therefore, to experience them like art, its better to  sense them rather then analyze them.