The Free Mind

 "I am greater than the I that I created."

The power to be free is your birthright. You were born to be free and powerful. This freedom comes from Unconditioned Consciousness.

The power of Consciousness is limitless. You can transform your life in a moment. All that's required of you is to live freely in that moment.

Unfortunately, it's difficult for many to live in the moment. They feel powerless by the events.

Similarly, the source of powerlessness is your belief system. When you understand your belief system, you can do something about it. 

No one is born a powerless victim. You are powerless because of your belief system. 

Nevertheless, the path to freedom is discovered in the deep realms of your Consciousness. For you to discover and travel on this path, you must search within your Consciousness.

During your search, you will discover Enlightenism. Enlightenism exists within the deepest realm of your Consciousness. 

To discover Enlightenism you must go beneath the pain. When you go deep enough, you will reach a place where you feel colorless, faceless, and formless. This is the place where you have the power to accept that you're greater than your results. 

"While you're working on your mind to unlearn toxic societal definitions, and relearn how to accept yourself as being whole, perfect, and complete, you stop judging the progress of your work by relying on toxic interpretations of success and failure.

"When you stop judging yourself, you move closer to Enlightenism.  This will guide you through the necessary time interval.  The time interval is where you face the most judgments and criticism from yourself and others, including those close to you.

"The necessary time interval is where you encounter arguments and oppositions to your work to create a new person. Most of the opposition usually comes from parents, spouses, friends, co-workers, and others who, in most instances, want you to succeed.

"Unfortunately, what they desire is not what you have envisioned for yourself. You are the only one who can know what you have envisioned as a new person.  Others will only know after you have completed your work."

Insights from the book Enlightenism.