Divine One,

You are more than a biological organism thinking its’ way into achieving more stuff in life.  You are spirit incarnate.  You are a soul that is using a human body to experience a specific aspect of life and because of this you are sacred by the mere fact that you exist.   

Spirituality has been helping us find ourselves for thousands of years.  Psychology has been at for the past 100 years.  I lean into many of the findings of modern psychology but often it lacks the depth I seek which is where spiritual teachings fill in the large gaps.  Many of those teachings are ancient knowings distorted by religions over thousands of years so one must be discerning when on the self discovery path.  This distortion of wisdom is what has caused many people to suffer a crisis of identity and purpose.  We have lost touch with the sacredness of life itself and our purposeful place in this walk through life.

So with that in mind, you might wonder what is the answer to that struggle you feel inside and with life itself?  The answer is sacred alignment.

If something is sacred it is seen as deserving great respect and reverence usually due to the impact it has or had on something or someone.  It is considered something of great value and highly important.  A tree can be sacred, cows in India are considered sacred, certain texts or books are deemed sacred, even experiences can be sacred.  And although sacredness is often considered those things connected to God, Source, or some Divine Nature, it isn’t reserved just for religious devotees. Sacredness is accessible to everyone.  Religious dogma is not necessary. YOU can access the sacredness of life because YOU ARE sacred.  Worthy of this appointment since your inception. 

So, do you live in a way that recognizes your sacred path?

We live life by the meaning we assign to it.  If you don’t know or feel any importance to what you do or the flows of life then life will feeling meaningless.  Most people are living an external life, getting meaning, validation, and comfort from those things outside of themselves.  They rely on their spouses, friends, or families to fulfill their need to feel accepted and loved. They join sports teams or go to the gym to achieve their physical goals and feel like they are winning at something.  They buy homes, go on vacations, eat fancy dinners to try and make themselves feel better.  One of the reasons the pandemic shutdown so hard on people was that they couldn’t distract themselves and get comfort from all the external factors they were used to relying upon.  People were forced to look inward and face all their deeper fears and anxieties.  They were faced with the neurotic tendencies of their own mind.

When we overlook the sacredness of life we can feel overworked, meaninglessness, hopelessness, lack of direction, lack of purpose, worthlessness.  Our pursuit and attachment to the physical and material of life keeps us in fear, scarcity, and control dramas.  Life becomes something to endure rather than live and revere.

We are so busy trying to survive with our ego firmly in the driver’s seat that we miss who we are at the core and the reason for our being in the first place.  Yes, we are made of the same stuff as everything else on Earth but as humans, we are also channelling a specific aspect of divine consciousness, of the All That Is.  Distracted by the ego mind we miss these messages and all life is wanting to share with us.

Through our conditioning we have been taught that we must show up in life in a certain way to fulfill our role in society and get acceptance of our culture.  And in the desire to fit that mould our lives have become a to-do list of achievements rather than the flow of creative exploration and experience that our soul actually came here for.

Our human obsession with longevity has become more important that the sacredness of living life.  Each year we celebrate surviving physically but what if we celebrated the spiritual experience our soul has gained each year rather than our biological age.  In other words, what if we celebrated really living life rather than surviving another year!

Walking a sacred life allows you to see God in the rocks and experience divinity in the exchange between people. It is a knowing that there is more to life than what you see and touch physically.  It is about finding the joy in all of life experience and letting go of the old belief our purpose is to suffer life on Earth so we can be released to Heaven to rest and receive reward.  We are supposed to realize Heaven on Earth now.

I personally received that message in a very impactful mystical experience many years ago in which the angels lifted me up to hear the voice of God directly boom those words into my being.  “You must bring Heaven to Earth.”  I had never heard those words before nor knew what they meant time but that fact that my body shook for hours afterwards as it tried to integrate the download I had received left me with a feeling of importance that I could never forget.  Now I know it wasn’t just a message for me, but for us all.  We must realize our sacredness and live in alignment with that knowing.

There is one gift every single person on earth has been given: The time between birth and death to live.  It is yours. It is not your parent’s, your spouses, your boss’s or anyone else’s.  It’s your gift to do with it what you will.  You can waste it or use it consciously.  But it is yours.

Living a sacred life is about finding meaning to the time between your birth and death.  Most people naturally experience some sort of awe or sacredness of birth and death but how do you find that wonder and meaning in between those dates?  There is a magnetic power to the present moment when we are born and die.  At the moment of our first breath and the second of our last one.  We are present.  Then the rest of life in between we are thinking about the past or worrying about the future.  We are no longer present for life which is unfortunate. Here in lies the key.

We have become so separated from the sacred world that most aren’t aware of and certainly don’t operate in flow with the natural cycles of the universe.  The past thousands of years of religion actually separated us from the sacred as we put it elsewhere outside ourselves as something or someone to worship.  The poverty of today is not a lack of money but of spiritual connection.  If we can regain that, then all else will fall into right order.  It’s like we’ve been trying to eat the dessert of life before we’ve even put the ingredients in the bowl.

A sacred life is an inward journey. It’s not about the outside stuff.  All the outside stuff is impermanent.  To get stuff, or avoid stuff, to give your life meaning, is a desperate act to make yourself feel better.  To live a sacred life is to trust life and its flow. It’s knowing you are ok inside.  It’s about trusting that all joys and challenges of life have meaning.  That life is happening for us, not to us.

So in our next weekend workshop we will be exploring our sacredness and choosing a sacred walk of life.  What it means, what’s preventing us from knowing and living that way, and do the inner work to awaken, heal, and transform limitations so we can experience life’s blessings more consciously and more often. 

If you’re new to our events – my Intentional Release Method is the foundation of the transformational weekend.  Find, Feel, Forgive, Let Go and Let Love.  All the work we do is multidimensional in nature tapping into the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual levels.  This is how you get profound and lasting transformation.  This workshop is also part of my 9 -month Walking the Path program which is also opens for registration again in January.  You don’t need to be a part of the program to attend this workshop. 

If anything today has grabbed your interest that I encourage you to explore the workshop info below on this page.  Registration is now open.  Seats are limited so do save your spot early.

Wishing you all the best on your journey of life.

In Conscious Connection,

Robin