The Power to Change how we Think and Live

 "I am greater than the I that I created"

Without question, we have the power to change our current awareness-of-being to another one. For us to accomplish this feat, we need greater power.  And this power must come from a different source other than the one we're currently using to victimize ourselves.

When we travel on the road to Enlightenism, we experience many doubts about relying on consciousness. It's easy for us to sometimes forget that the inner-mind search is the power source for us to overcome what others taught us. 

Similarly, it's during these moments of forgetfulness that we doubt if we can ever free ourselves from self-victimization. These are the moments of self-doubt when we are afraid to trust Consciousness as a viable power. 

On the other hand, if we're not mindful of our commitment to Consciousness, we might insist on asking others to tell us what to do. During these doubtful moments, we are apt to give-up on inner power and seek succor from others. 

Whenever we believe in the existence of Unconditioned Consciousness, we can no longer believe we are powerless or helpless to change our own lives. We know that Empowerment and Enlightenism are synonymous with Unconditioned Consciousness. 

The affirmation of this Consciousness as a living power, existing within us independently of our current Awareness-of-Being, is all we need to free ourselves from the world of illusions. We must remain resolute in knowing that what we think of ourselves determines what we think of Consciousness as the greater  power

Nevertheless, when we devalue ourselves with illusory beliefs and values, we cannot perceive life from a colorless, faceless, and formless awareness-of-being. Unfortunately, these are the illusions that victimize us.

Meanwhile, the power to change your life is something you must do for yourself.