Your true, authentic Sacred Self is at the core of your soul, around which your personal archetypes are grouped. You are in love with the energy of your soul and your Sacred Self, but you haven’t realised it yet. It’s the yearning for your these energies that keeps you searching for it.
When you find your Sacred Self, in other words, when you recognised that you have a soul and a Sacred Self, and that your ego is your Sacred Self’s poor, trickster cousin, then your Sacred Self will lead you into situations so that your ego develops a lifelong relationship with it. Your Sacred Self wants your ego to commit to it for the rest of your conscious life, in spiritual sickness and in spiritual health, and in good times and bad.
The Sacred Self and Ego: A Lasting Relationship
Once the initial romance between your ego and your Sacred Self fades, your Sacred Self remains steadfast. It still desires your ego’s presence. This relationship is not one of dominance but of equality; your soul and Sacred Self will accept nothing less than mutual recognition. They ask that your ego be fully present: listening, trusting, honoring, and engaging in open communion.
Yet, your Sacred Self does not need your ego’s cooperation. It holds a strength beyond your ego’s grasp. It’s an unwavering force that exists regardless of resistance.
For the sake of your physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being, at the heart of your soul, your Sacred Self urges your ego to evolve. Whether willingly or reluctantly, the ego will be guided toward these lessons. Growth is inevitable. Your soul ensures it.
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