Transcendence

Change is inevitable. We are aways growing to get stronger, bigger and better. It is what life gifts us through transformation. We need this movement to survive. Without growth we would stop living and exist, because life is all about living within it. We breathe to live. We learn to know more and advance to another level of growth. We stay in constant change to ensure that we stay within the universal laws of its nature.

Even the cosmos change and never remains the same. The frequencies in the energetic fields have to flow and move through space, because nothing is linear and there is always the constant motion of ebbing and flowing. The human heart is also a dance of a rhythmic pattern, that within its beat and rests creates a song. A heart monitor can reveal it to us. The ocean produces large or small waves by the cyclic winds of its airstreams that manipulates them by its velocity. In each of us, and nature’s movements, we are all connected and functioning together in a harmonious melody.

The God of Abraham, Issac and Jacob has always been the God that never changed. (Malachi 3:6, James 1:17, Heb.13:8, Ps. 102:27) He had been the jealous one, (Ex. 20:5, 34:14, Deut. 4:24, 5:9) and the one who regretted creating his own creation, (Gen. 6:6-7) and was prideful in the fact that once his children disobeyed him that they had to be punished in a severe manner. (Prov. 1:26) He said that he is a god that does not change. And he was the god that ruled with an iron fist. He wanted his children to worship and be afraid of him. (Sounds like some old-school parenting too).

We can emulate a God who puts fear in us and we start to act just like him. We even can start speaking that over our own lives by stating that we too never change but remain the same. But where is the growth? It’s a contradiction to change for the better from the biblical doctrines, yet remain the same in our ways. No wonder we can never overcome sin. So as a resolution, he gifted us Mary and the Christ? That alone is such a great contribution and contradiction at the same time. There is so much to uncover and recover from, if we would just be open to it.

In saying all of this, we have to change. We have to change from what’s held us prisoners of our souls, spirits and minds. We have to live again, and be reborn in a sense to gain the clarity and confidence from that eternal flame that drives us to keep going, and keep thriving, as that becomes transformative by constant change and renewing our minds. (Romans 12:2, Eph.4:23-24, Phil. 4:8, Col. 3:2) Who more could care and nurture us to heal our suffering and wounds than the energy of a mother? We need to take on being natural caregivers to ourselves (healing) by seeking in her divine truth toward advancement and freedom. This is wisdom. Just like the process of the caterpillar’s life cycle to become a butterfly, so is our way of constant evolving through transcendence.