Morality is one of the most critical characteristic of human beings. Morality is like self-governing codes of conduct for the humanity. No animal except human being follows any morality because they all are governed by their instinct. The greatest achievements of human race have been to rise above the instinct and make some principles that provide precedence to the collective good of humanity rather than the individual benefits to the individual. These principles are often called Morality.
Unfortunately this really is a foreign subject for lots of individuals within their lives. Partly while they do not know what their purpose and dharma are, and partly because they don't feel as though the forces of reality and society make it possible to live from their source. Well, I'm here to discuss with you that despite the fact that it can appear to be quite hard and even impossible sometimes, it on the other hand is a really reasonable and realistic state to move towards. In fact it is why we are here in human form. We have been spiritual beings having a human experience. We are finding our way back to our Source through our karma and dharma. So let's begin with our purpose.
Our purpose is what we are led to be and do through our connection with our Higher Self. This isn't always readily apparent if we don't have a discipline of stillness having an open portal to Higher Consciousness. Individual purposes are generally very simple and you can find innumerous ways to tap into them. For example, I will help people access their purpose through Shamanic Journeying. As for me, my purpose is to extend Love. It is simple, powerful, and also to the point. A proven way to tell if our purpose is on target is whether or not it is already integrated with our dharma.
Dharma can be defined in a few ways: "In its most frequent usage (in the sphere of morality and ethics) dharma means 'right way of living', 'proper conduct', 'duty' or 'righteousness'. With respect to spirituality, dharma might be considered the Way of the larger Truths. What is within the West called religion in India comes in the general purview of dharma. Thus the various Indian religions (sanatana dharma, Buddhadharma, Jain dharma etc.) are a lot of versions of Dharma - versions of what will be considered to be 'right' or in truest accord with the deepest realities of nature" (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dharma, March 10, 2008). Thus, our dharma is living with compassion and reverence with all of life. Certainly my purpose of extending Love will be in alignment with the above definitions. My dharma could possibly be a little more specific than my purpose like volunteering to be of service to people or praying for others. Our purpose should pass the dharma litmus test or we have been still coming from selfishness and ego. At the exact same time if we are not living a purpose that's loving the self, we have been living from co-dependency because we are bypassing the self with the illusion of the proper way of living with others.
Living from Source is exactly what I call the "selful" way of living, or even the healthy middle ground. We have been loving and looking after ourselves and then just naturally overflowing with Love and service to others. This consists of caring for mother earth, our environment, animals, social justice, etc. This is healthy conduct and fosters abundance in all of the areas of our lives since Love is the source of all abundance. Source is Love. We have been Love. And our Source created us from its Love as Love. Once we get this experientially, through spending still time with ourselves, Source radiates our Light and Love organically through living our purpose and meditation dharma.
Unfortunately this really is a foreign subject for lots of individuals within their lives. Partly while they do not know what their purpose and dharma are, and partly because they don't feel as though the forces of reality and society make it possible to live from their source. Well, I'm here to discuss with you that despite the fact that it can appear to be quite hard and even impossible sometimes, it on the other hand is a really reasonable and realistic state to move towards. In fact it is why we are here in human form. We have been spiritual beings having a human experience. We are finding our way back to our Source through our karma and dharma. So let's begin with our purpose.
Our purpose is what we are led to be and do through our connection with our Higher Self. This isn't always readily apparent if we don't have a discipline of stillness having an open portal to Higher Consciousness. Individual purposes are generally very simple and you can find innumerous ways to tap into them. For example, I will help people access their purpose through Shamanic Journeying. As for me, my purpose is to extend Love. It is simple, powerful, and also to the point. A proven way to tell if our purpose is on target is whether or not it is already integrated with our dharma.Dharma can be defined in a few ways: "In its most frequent usage (in the sphere of morality and ethics) dharma means 'right way of living', 'proper conduct', 'duty' or 'righteousness'. With respect to spirituality, dharma might be considered the Way of the larger Truths. What is within the West called religion in India comes in the general purview of dharma. Thus the various Indian religions (sanatana dharma, Buddhadharma, Jain dharma etc.) are a lot of versions of Dharma - versions of what will be considered to be 'right' or in truest accord with the deepest realities of nature" (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dharma, March 10, 2008). Thus, our dharma is living with compassion and reverence with all of life. Certainly my purpose of extending Love will be in alignment with the above definitions. My dharma could possibly be a little more specific than my purpose like volunteering to be of service to people or praying for others. Our purpose should pass the dharma litmus test or we have been still coming from selfishness and ego. At the exact same time if we are not living a purpose that's loving the self, we have been living from co-dependency because we are bypassing the self with the illusion of the proper way of living with others.
Living from Source is exactly what I call the "selful" way of living, or even the healthy middle ground. We have been loving and looking after ourselves and then just naturally overflowing with Love and service to others. This consists of caring for mother earth, our environment, animals, social justice, etc. This is healthy conduct and fosters abundance in all of the areas of our lives since Love is the source of all abundance. Source is Love. We have been Love. And our Source created us from its Love as Love. Once we get this experientially, through spending still time with ourselves, Source radiates our Light and Love organically through living our purpose and meditation dharma.