The Self

3 days ago

@maximumpain333 Master Osho🙏🏾❤️‍🔥

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Ra 𐦝

@homi3kh

24 days ago

The most powerful thing you can do is to be fully present with an open heart. In that state, you become a living portal of the New Earth. You do not need to fix everything. Your calm, loving presence alone is already changing the world.

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25 days ago

GRATITUDE IS NOT AN EMOTION. IT IS AN ORIENTATION OF CONSCIOUSNESS. Most people practice gratitude the way they practice a social courtesy, a brief acknowledgment of something received, quickly forgotten. What the mystical traditions described was something fundamentally different. Not a feeling that arises when circumstances are favorable, but a foundational stance toward existence itself. A way of relating to reality that does not depend on reality cooperating. The Sufi teachers spoke of shukr, gratitude as a spiritual station, not a passing state. In their framework, the grateful heart is one that has recognized the divine origin of everything that arrives, including difficulty. Rumi wrote that even the thorn exists to point toward the rose. Gratitude at this depth is not the naive optimism of someone who has not suffered. It is the recognition of someone who has looked at their life honestly and found that even the hardest things carried something forward. Jung observed that the psyche moves toward wholeness through integration, including the integration of what we would rather reject. The person who can hold their wound with gratitude, not because the wound was good, but because it revealed something essential, has made a qualitative shift in their relationship to their own existence. This is what changes the inner atmosphere. And the inner atmosphere is what determines what can enter. The Hermetic principle is precise here: like attracts like. Not as a wishful formula, but as a description of how consciousness organizes experience. A contracted, fearful, resentful inner state does not simply feel bad, it filters out what it cannot recognize. A heart that is genuinely open, genuinely thankful for the gift of existing at all, becomes receptive in a way that a closed one cannot be. The miracle is not something that comes from outside. It is what becomes visible when you are no longer blocking it. ✨🙌🏾💫

maximumpain333's tweet photo. GRATITUDE IS NOT AN EMOTION. IT IS AN ORIENTATION OF CONSCIOUSNESS.

Most people practice gratitude the way they practice a social courtesy, a brief acknowledgment of something received, quickly forgotten.

What the mystical traditions described was something fundamentally different. Not a feeling that arises when circumstances are favorable, but a foundational stance toward existence itself. A way of relating to reality that does not depend on reality cooperating.

The Sufi teachers spoke of shukr, gratitude as a spiritual station, not a passing state. In their framework, the grateful heart is one that has recognized the divine origin of everything that arrives, including difficulty.

Rumi wrote that even the thorn exists to point toward the rose. Gratitude at this depth is not the naive optimism of someone who has not suffered. It is the recognition of someone who has looked at their life honestly and found that even the hardest things carried something forward.

Jung observed that the psyche moves toward wholeness through integration, including the integration of what we would rather reject.

The person who can hold their wound with gratitude, not because the wound was good, but because it revealed something essential, has made a qualitative shift in their relationship to their own existence. This is what changes the inner atmosphere. And the inner atmosphere is what determines what can enter.

The Hermetic principle is precise here: like attracts like.
Not as a wishful formula, but as a description of how consciousness organizes experience. A contracted, fearful, resentful inner state does not simply feel bad, it filters out what it cannot recognize.

A heart that is genuinely open, genuinely thankful for the gift of existing at all, becomes receptive in a way that a closed one cannot be.

The miracle is not something that comes from outside. It is what becomes visible when you are no longer blocking it.

✨🙌🏾💫

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Lover of God, Obident and Yusful, lifelong Liverpool fan

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28 days ago

@niyetsel I shine in my own light, I conserve my energy, and I lovingly reject any frequency that pulls me down. I accept.🔥🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️‍🔥

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about 1 month ago

Leave the world alone. Do not try to correct the world. When I say correct the world, I mean correct people, places or things. Everything has a tendency to balance itself. Certain laws in this universe take care of themselves. There's a power and a presence that knows the way, and you are told to surrender to this power, to this presence. Complete surrender. Not my will, but thine. This is the highest teaching of any system. When you give up your ego, totally surrender, and allow the powers that be to direct you, and guide you, and take care of you, and unfold as you. Everything will work out. ~ Robert Adams ✨🙌🏾💫

maximumpain333's tweet photo. Leave the world alone. Do not try to correct the world. When I say correct the world, I mean correct people, places or things.

Everything has a tendency to balance itself. Certain laws in this universe take care of themselves. There's a power and a presence that knows the way, and you are told to surrender to this power, to this presence.

Complete surrender. Not my will, but thine. This is the highest teaching of any system.

When you give up your ego, totally surrender, and allow the powers that be to direct you, and guide you, and take care of you, and unfold as you.

Everything will work out.

~ Robert Adams

✨🙌🏾💫

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about 1 month ago

Transformation Often Confuses People Who Only Know You Through Your Past One of the most challenging aspects of growth is realizing that not everyone will understand the changes you make. The habits you abandon, the boundaries you establish, the opportunities you pursue, and the identities you outgrow may seem surprising, unnecessary, or even concerning to people who have become familiar with an earlier version of you. It doesn't necessarily equal resistance. People understand others through experience. They form expectations based on previous interactions, patterns, and memories. When someone changes significantly, those expectations no longer align with reality. What makes perfect sense from within your own journey may appear confusing from the outside because others are interpreting your present through information that belongs to your past. Growth naturally changes relationships. Some people will adapt their understanding as you evolve. Others may struggle to reconcile who you are becoming with who they remember you to be. Neither response automatically makes them right or wrong. It simply reflects the reality that people often require time and experience to understand changes they did not personally live through. You do not need universal understanding in order to grow. Every meaningful transformation requires moving beyond a version of yourself that once felt familiar. Some people will recognize the evolution immediately. Others will understand only after time reveals its purpose. Your responsibility is not to convince everyone. It is to live authentically enough that your actions eventually speak more clearly than your explanations ever could. ~ Katie Kamara ✨🙌🏾💫 Artist © Christine Waara

maximumpain333's tweet photo. Transformation Often Confuses People Who Only Know You Through Your Past

One of the most challenging aspects of growth is realizing that not everyone will understand the changes you make.

The habits you abandon, the boundaries you establish, the opportunities you pursue, and the identities you outgrow may seem surprising, unnecessary, or even concerning to people who have become familiar with an earlier version of you.

It doesn't necessarily equal resistance. People understand others through experience. They form expectations based on previous interactions, patterns, and memories.

When someone changes significantly, those expectations no longer align with reality. What makes perfect sense from within your own journey may appear confusing from the outside because others are interpreting your present through information that belongs to your past.

Growth naturally changes relationships. Some people will adapt their understanding as you evolve. Others may struggle to reconcile who you are becoming with who they remember you to be.

Neither response automatically makes them right or wrong. It simply reflects the reality that people often require time and experience to understand changes they did not personally live through.

You do not need universal understanding in order to grow. Every meaningful transformation requires moving beyond a version of yourself that once felt familiar. Some people will recognize the evolution immediately. Others will understand only after time reveals its purpose.

Your responsibility is not to convince everyone. It is to live authentically enough that your actions eventually speak more clearly than your explanations ever could.

~ Katie Kamara

✨🙌🏾💫

Artist © Christine Waara

about 2 months ago

👍❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

2 months ago

@VikyInsights Absolutely 💯

2 months ago

@maximumpain333 It all belongs to you ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

2 months ago

@maximumpain333 I am complete and enough 🙏🏾

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2 months ago

@maximumpain333 And the truth shall set you free 🔥❤️‍🔥

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2 months ago

“As Above, So Below”… but Are You Actually Living It? We’ve all heard it: “As above, so below.” It sounds deep. It gets shared a lot. But if we’re being real… most people stop at the quote and never actually sit with what it’s asking. Because once you do, it gets uncomfortable. This principle isn’t just some poetic idea about the universe mirroring itself. It’s pointing straight at you. It’s saying there’s no clean separation between what’s happening out there and what’s happening inside you. Same patterns. Same movement. Different scale. We tend to put the “above” on a pedestal—cosmos, stars, divine order—and treat the “below” like it’s just everyday noise… thoughts, emotions, reactions. But Hermetics flips that completely. The same intelligence that organizes galaxies is moving through your mind, your choices, your habits. That means your inner world isn’t random. And it also means it’s not irrelevant. Here’s where it hits harder than most people expect: This isn’t just something to observe… it’s something you’re responsible for. If your inner state is reflected outward, then what you’re thinking and feeling all day actually matters. Not in a “just think positive and everything works out” kind of way—that’s surface-level and honestly misleading. This is about alignment. You can’t carry confusion, chaos, and contradiction internally and expect clarity to show up externally. It doesn’t work like that. The outer world reflects patterns… not wishes. And then there’s polarity—something people fight against constantly. We’re trained to label everything: good/bad, light/dark, right/wrong. But polarity isn’t there to divide things—it’s there to define them. You don’t understand one without the other. No contrast = no awareness. No tension = no movement. So when things feel uncomfortable, conflicting, or even frustrating… that’s not something separate from truth. That’s part of it. Growth doesn’t come from escaping one side. It comes from being able to hold both without falling apart. Seeing the whole instead of picking sides. When you start to really live this way, you notice something shift. You stop reacting to everything so quickly. You start catching patterns—in yourself, in others, in situations. Things don’t feel as random anymore. You realize your inner state is constantly “speaking,” whether you’re aware of it or not. And what comes back to you… isn’t accidental. Practices like reflection, mindfulness, even systems like tarot or astrology—they can help you read those patterns. But none of that replaces awareness. At the end of the day, this principle brings it back to something simple… and kind of unavoidable: You’re not separate from what’s going on. You’re in it. You’re part of the pattern. So instead of always asking, “Why is this happening to me?” Try asking something more honest: “What in me is being reflected right now?” ✨🙌🏽💫

maximumpain333's tweet photo. “As Above, So Below”… but Are You Actually Living It?

We’ve all heard it:

“As above, so below.”

It sounds deep. It gets shared a lot. But if we’re being real… most people stop at the quote and never actually sit with what it’s asking.

Because once you do, it gets uncomfortable.

This principle isn’t just some poetic idea about the universe mirroring itself. It’s pointing straight at you.

It’s saying there’s no clean separation between what’s happening out there and what’s happening inside you.

Same patterns. Same movement. Different scale.

We tend to put the “above” on a pedestal—cosmos, stars, divine order—and treat the “below” like it’s just everyday noise… thoughts, emotions, reactions.

But Hermetics flips that completely.

The same intelligence that organizes galaxies is moving through your mind, your choices, your habits.

That means your inner world isn’t random.

And it also means it’s not irrelevant.

Here’s where it hits harder than most people expect:

This isn’t just something to observe… it’s something you’re responsible for.

If your inner state is reflected outward, then what you’re thinking and feeling all day actually matters.

Not in a “just think positive and everything works out” kind of way—that’s surface-level and honestly misleading.

This is about alignment.

You can’t carry confusion, chaos, and contradiction internally and expect clarity to show up externally.

It doesn’t work like that.

The outer world reflects patterns… not wishes.

And then there’s polarity—something people fight against constantly.

We’re trained to label everything: good/bad, light/dark, right/wrong.

But polarity isn’t there to divide things—it’s there to define them.

You don’t understand one without the other.

No contrast = no awareness.
No tension = no movement.

So when things feel uncomfortable, conflicting, or even frustrating… that’s not something separate from truth.

That’s part of it.

Growth doesn’t come from escaping one side.

It comes from being able to hold both without falling apart.

Seeing the whole instead of picking sides.

When you start to really live this way, you notice something shift.

You stop reacting to everything so quickly.

You start catching patterns—in yourself, in others, in situations.

Things don’t feel as random anymore.

You realize your inner state is constantly “speaking,” whether you’re aware of it or not.

And what comes back to you… isn’t accidental.

Practices like reflection, mindfulness, even systems like tarot or astrology—they can help you read those patterns.

But none of that replaces awareness.

At the end of the day, this principle brings it back to something simple… and kind of unavoidable:

You’re not separate from what’s going on.

You’re in it.

You’re part of the pattern.

So instead of always asking, “Why is this happening to me?”

Try asking something more honest:

“What in me is being reflected right now?”

✨🙌🏽💫

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3 months ago

@AA_Gabriel1111 Time to shine ✨💫✨🙏🏾

3 months ago

@AA_Gabriel1111 I AM Presence

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Zafar Mirzo

@zafarmirzo

3 months ago

Love is the only force that turns millions of individuals into a nation, and nations into humanity.

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3 months ago

Dark! Rejoicing in another’s pain is classic narcissistic pattern.The real question is: why hasn’t he loved himself enough to break the trauma bond? You may judge or vilify him,but unless you’ve lived it, you won’t understand. This kind of experiences either transforms you or destroys you.

3 months ago

@AA_Gabriel1111 🥳🥳🥳🙃🙃🙃✨💫✨💫❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾