Show Them Where To Look, Do Not Tell Them What To See.

By LUCEAT LUX VESTRA Tony Searl



Being judgmental rarely reflects high standards. It often reveals low humility. Arrogant people put themselves on a pedestal. They feed their egos by believing they're better than others. Humble people stay grounded. They build their character by working to better themselves.

This makes me think about the subtle difference between pride and genuine self-respect.

Many assume pride is good, but too much of it leads to indifference and arrogance. Real self-respect is humble. Real self worth is to be resilient and unwavering. Courage is ordinary, commitment is easy, authentic connections flow, shared compassion in community comes from knowing our true worth without stepping on others. 



I simply raise this because it’s easy to confuse the two, pride and arrogance, If we mix them up, we can push away people who might help us remain centred and grounded and help us evolve and grow. Listening is NOT hearing. Attune to the inner subtle energy during moments of genuine connection. Bitterness and repressed anger and those still seeking due to insecurity, those yet to fully integrate their own whole somatic intuitive intelligences are clear to feel. Simply let them be. 


These engines are Not wrong or evil or bad, these energies are simply limiting or limited. Nothing wrong at all with narrow, callow or shallow energies, but do these energies actually align with who you already are? Resonance, alchemy and alignment are felt lived experiences, not forced or fake or taken for granted through excessive pride or ignorance of their own true nature. 



Descend, excavate, reveal dive deeper into energy that whole, that is expansive, that is fully integrated, an energy that is patently more than superficial mind attachments, or intellect, or decoration of ditzy doozy flighty floozy. All ok and all included, but if the energy does not resonate, or align with ease and grace, why destroy your inner peace attempting to force the proverbial square peg in a round hole? Love them from afar, but do not engage with dis integrated or insecure or force full fractured leaky energy. 



When we keep our feet on the ground, surrender to the moment, be heart connected not mind attached, be present, be vulnerable without being naive, discerningly realise there is nothing to realise, we create space for trust and honesty to grow, that core unwavering self worth of simple consciousness is the key. 

⭕️ ALL THE BEST ⭕️

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