Most spiritual teachings tell us to “fight” our inner demons or “conquer” our darkness. But there is a deeper, more ancient wisdom: Do not try to conquer the darkness. Embrace it. When you stop treating your shadows as enemies and instead choose to penetrate them with awareness, the darkness doesn’t just disappear—it transforms. It leaves you, not because you won a battle, but because there is no longer a place for it to hide.
The Capacity of the Soul
The size of your “inner light” is directly proportional to the depth of the darkness you’ve navigated. As you find your light, your soul grows. And as you grow, you naturally become a lighthouse for everyone around you.
The most beautiful part? You don’t have to “try” to awaken others.
- You don’t need to preach.
- You don’t need to force change.
- Your very existence, moving in its effortless rhythm, becomes the catalyst for their transformation.
The Power of Becoming Empty
To attract new, positive energy, you must first create a vacuum. You must be willing to be empty.
True transformation is impossible if you are still clinging to your old identity, your old stories, and your old traumas. If you don’t say goodbye to the “old you,” the “new you” has no room to breathe. Without emptiness, you remain trapped in the same cycles, wondering why your life feels stagnant.
Connecting to the Source: Your Spiritual Potential
To heal others, you must first connect to the Universal Source of light within yourself.
- Go Deep: Dive into the stillness of your own spiritual potential.
- Absorb the Essence: Bring the energy and light to the surface of your conscious mind.
- Release It: Let that light flow out naturally.
When you do this, your vibration becomes so potent that it can melt the pain of another person. You become a “living medicine” simply by being present.
The Universal Dharma: Living for Others
A person who has realized the Universal Dharma (the ultimate truth) understands that their journey isn’t just about personal elevation. It isn’t about being “above” anyone else.
The realized soul is created to travel through the hearts of others. They are the reflections of a light that never goes out. As the saying goes, they “died to themselves” (their ego) so that they could truly appear for others.
When you reach this state, your life is no longer a struggle for survival—it is a mission of love.