Mission Possible: Freedom

There's a cosmic opening in the spiritual universe that begins this Wednesday and lasts through next Thursday, April 20th. The Kabbalists call this Pesach and it works in conjunction with other familiar holidays this week, the Jewish Passover and the Christian Easter. Regardless of your religious affiliation, the powerful energy available on these days is too powerful to pass up. That's just undeniable when you look at historical events that took place during this week throughout many centuries leading right up to this year and our recent revelation of the Gospel of Judas, missing from Biblical scripture and found in Egypt just weeks ago for the first time ever. The energy during the week of Pesach has always been abundant in eliminating darkness by illuminating it with truth.

This week gets us out of our own personal "exile," our own personal darknesses. It allows us to completely abolish anything holding us down, be it something of a physical or spiritual nature. In order to tap into this energy though, we must first ask ourselves: What are those things that hold us back? What do we do to hold ourselves back? What about us do we want to change most? Make a list. I did. It helps narrow your focus and it's good to look at every morning before going out into the world and every evening before going into dreams, which Kabbalah tells us is an elevated level of consciousness.

DARKNESS TO GIVE UP FOR PESACH

1. Being in anyone's head other than mine. This means not being affected by what other people think of me. This means being "present" at all times.

2. Being of a state of mind that "enough is never enough." This means learning to see the glass as half full instead of half empty. Scratch that. This means learning to see the glass as full, even when it's "seemingly" empty, seeing as challenges are gifts.

3. Being hypocritical. This means truly walking into the world with my personal beliefs and with the knowledge I have so that it may become enlightenment.

One of the most key elements of making the most of this week is our own trust and certainty that we can achieve it. Without believing, there is no magic. To the degree that we have certainty that we, with the help of the Creator (also very important to note!), can overcome our personal exile is the degree that we will succeed. There's no power quite like the power of belief, peeps. Trust!

Of course, all of this is for shit if we don't actually desire to rid ourselves of the darkness. It's easy to say, but when it comes to doing it, when it comes to walking with this "wisdom" every second of the day so that it become "enlightenment," we tend to hold tight to our old beliefs, our security blanket of darkness and negativity that makes us feel good. There's nothing quite as numbing as wallowing in our own misery and if numb or "content" is what you want, then by all means, stay there until you're ready. If, however, you are like me, and ready to jump, let's join hands and make a pact to get the job done this week. This means accepting that it will not be an easy week. This means going into the next few days with an understanding that we will experience pain and uncomfortability. And to do so gladly because we're ready to chuck the shackles! When you work out at the gym, folks, you do it until it hurts and then you see the results. This is not a time for a consciousness of limitations. Our abilities are far beyond that which we can even imagine. Whatever we think is "difficult" is the least of what we can actually overcome. I'm talking immortality here. Nothing is impossible this week. And the sooner we believe that, the sooner we can get out of our own personal Egypt.

Your mission, should you decide to accept it this week: Freedom.

Let me know how it goes.


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