DIVE DEEP and MAKE A SPLASH

Water is LIFE. Water has no tension yet it carries intention. We are more than 60%+ water, especially our brains- 75%+. We gestate in a sack of amniotic fluid. We release Christos fluid that swims like a fish on a current up the Uma Nadi channel/spine to the pineal gland (our thrid eye) and lights it up in kundalini awakening. We come from the sea and it is the origin of all life. We are drawn to the sea and its salt is in our veins and our tears.

When the waves in life get big and toss us about it is not time to resist the tide and battle the waves, this leads to exhaustion and drowning. Rather, it is time to dive deep and swim with the tide.

The sacred sea of consciousness within is full of the treasures you seek. When we meet our deepest Self and swim with the flow, we can see the unity of all things. We are the ocean in a drop, we are the the waves of the sea.

To know the depths of thyself is our life’s greatest privilege. To understand the cavernous dark spaces in the fathoms of your inner being is to return to oneness with the all that is in the ocean of consciousness.

Waves rise and swell and eventually crash on the shore but never are they not part of the ocean. Your life is a wave, an expression of the vastness of the ocean of consciousness. You ebb and flow but you never cease to be. Consciousness has infinite expressions. All are part of the dance of the vast sea, the swelling and crashing and the returning to the all that is.

We have explored so little of the depths of our oceans and that is metaphorically representative of the lack of inner-exploration we have done. When we dive deep into the depths of our consciousness we cannot come back to the surface unchanged. We can no longer accept the limited Self and reduce that Self to what we see in the mirror. Immerse yourself in the limitlessness of you. It’s time to dive deep.

“To have faith is to trust yourself to the water. When you swim you don’t grab hold of the water, because if you do you will sink and drown. Instead you relax, and float.” ~Alan Watts