Energetic stagnation leads to mental and physical blockages, manifesting as pain, frustration, and disengagement, but by trusting our inner calling, staying curious, and embracing the unknown, we can break free and create new, fulfilling momentum in life, remembering that we are conscious co-creators of our reality.
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Energetic stagnation leads to obsessive behavior, similar to escapism. When we limit our options in an ego-driven attempt to control or sit in indecisive haze, we develop blockages that inflame the physical body.
Everything is energy — a vibration. Our reality is based on movement. Thoughts can manipulate matter, but matter must move. We all know thoughts never stop, and the fluidity of spacetime never ceases. So, when we create roadblocks, speed bumps, or buffers to manage situations, we introduce resistance, which often manifests as pain.
The challenge is to trust ourselves — to be honest, authentic, and vulnerable. We are always aware of our preferred path, our inner calling, and our intuitive dreams and desires. It’s easy to get bogged down in the mundane and make excuses — small ones at first, then larger, layering until we create a dam to the flow.
The results show in how we treat ourselves and others. We make up fantastic lies and embellish what little we accomplish. Gratitude fades. Fuses shorten, tempers flare, defensiveness rises, shoulders hunch, aches and pains appear, and motivation for even basic tasks fades. We gradually shut down.
Then we search for solutions — something extreme to break the internal stalemate. We crave aliveness, but to avoid injury, we must address the underlying tension and its source.
In an instant, we can get back into the flow. One small shift can spark new momentum, and one giant leap can create a new path. A universe exists beyond these three-dimensional structures, in the space between, in the ethereal infinite, and it only knows yes.
At any moment, we can choose to remember the game. We can ask, “What if?” and “What else is possible?” and re-engage with the mystery. We remember anticipation, excitement, and exhilaration, trusting the process and taking chances.
We can step confidently, not out of desperation or lack of resources, but with curiosity, wide eyes, and a quickened heartbeat. To strive for greatness, not for fleeting, superficial gains, but for fulfillment, upliftment, completeness, and spirit — heart and soul.
Desire is destructive to the superficial. On some level, we will never entertain apathy or ennui, and thus stagnation is a momentary illusion.
Allow the artist to emerge. You are the reason it’s called “conscious co-creation.”
Love your life.