Food For Thought
Hello fellow humans,
I hope you all awakened today full of joy.
Most of my peers we are almost 50 we still feel 25 and we are learning the original calendar of life makes us only 38 and we start to get excited and realize we have so much left to accomplish.
The one thing I am most grateful for is consciousness, not like oh he’s awake in a physical form but true consciousness.
When you see that the only thing that matters is relationships and love life gets simple.
We will all have times of abundance and times of sorrow that is the human experience, how much of either we attract depends on what frequencies we choose to dial into.
It’s hard for many people to even understand what I am saying but I want to give a real world example.
As a trainer I see many people pursue a version of themselves that they want to be. This is usually driven by ego/vanity or health.
Ego/vanity- These people struggle with emotions and demons that care about others opinions and they can’t crucify the person or aka lifestyle that keeps them where they are, they maintain the same circle of friends and habits and think going to the gym three days a week and paying me to kick their ass will save them but it wont they need to crucify that version and become the other version that exists if they allow them in to existence, that lives in accordance with their true desires.
Health- Facing Death- Physical death is only the beginning but somehow our biggest fear, in light of this odd fear of death we will make enormous changes and crucify versions or ourselves many times over to avoid death.
This is actually because we have not made peace we know we are not living right and our health our true currency shows it, so we crucify that person and we rise up we clean up everything become alkaline and strategic and set standards and we live.
We want to leave a better legacy
This cycle applies to most all things in life, Hell is a personal choice you choose everyday and Heaven can be attained just like enlightenment or lets call it inner peace.
Jesus wasn’t a preacher, he wasn’t a label like mormon or catholic he was a spiritual leader that wanted you to know that God is within you and wanted you to connect with your inner God spirit and to live a happy steady stable life emotionally with deep thought and aligned decision making.
We live in a society that has been forced to argue and compete for status while hating the person we see in the mirror.
Remember Jesus said you were already made perfect but do you take the time to use your gifts and feel joy or do you plug into the matrix and watch life pass you by so you don’t lose all the material possessions that make you feel better than everyone else.
I have had so much nice stuff in my life but to me it meant nothing I regret nothing as far as losses its the journey to me the lessons the healing of my spirit and my soul that matter.
I fear that EGO and status may be preventing so many people from truly being happy which the longer I study the more I realize happy is the same as enlightened is the same as grateful they all go hand in hand.
The man who wants purely out of desire rather than necessity or good-will will never be happy no matter how much he acquires- Jason Woodard
When it comes to your fitness stop telling your body you hate it, stop shaming yourself and comparing yourself. Crucify that person and live according to the laws of fit people and make fit people friends and watch what happens. Line yourself up with the universe.
Think about one little fact- you can take a child and place them in any environment and they will learn it, language, art, music, sports anything.
Change your environment and get aligned with your true power.. WWJD
Have a great week..
Reflecting on the insights shared, it’s clear that real personal transformation stems from conscious decisions about who we want to be—not merely chasing ego-driven goals or avoiding health concerns out of fear. In my own experience, the journey toward inner peace began when I stopped measuring my worth by societal status or material possessions. Instead, I focused on building authentic relationships and nurturing my sense of gratitude. This shift in perspective helped me realize that happiness isn’t something to acquire; it’s a state of being cultivated through consistent self-love and alignment with one’s true values. The concept of 'crucifying' former versions of ourselves resonates deeply with me. Change is never easy, especially when habits and social circles reinforce old behaviors. However, by consciously choosing new environments and creating friendships that embody health and positivity—much like the article suggests—we foster growth that sticks. Like children adapting effortlessly to new surroundings, adults too can rewire their mindset and habits, but it requires embracing vulnerability and commitment. In addition, the article’s spiritual reflections highlight that enlightenment and happiness are intertwined with gratitude and conscious living. Engaging in daily reflections or mindful practices can help us dial into higher frequencies, attracting abundance rather than sorrow. This approach helps break the cycle of ego battles and societal competition, reminding us that true peace lies within and in the quality of our connections with others. Lastly, fitness and well-being are powerful tools not just for physical health but for emotional and spiritual alignment. Rather than punishing ourselves, adopting a compassionate and consistent fitness practice—surrounded by supportive, like-minded individuals—can amplify our energy and sense of purpose. This holistic approach empowers us to live authentically, contributing to a lasting legacy of joy and peace.
