You are a powerful creator, whether you are conscious of it or not

What you care for, think through, and act upon becomes your reality

Hey friend!

You probably heard me say this or read my rant on the topic a million times already.

It is worth repeating though. Since it's the most fundamental principle underpinning the thread of reality itself:

You are the creator of your reality.

The author of the book of life as well as the main character.

The more you amplify your direct access to this source principle, the more impact you have on other characters too.

It's called the GENESIS PRINCIPLE.

Most people suffer an unfulfilling existence, not because they're powerless. But because they don't care enough to change the things in life they say they want to be different.

Through direct action.

Our collective experience is one of suffering and degradation of a purposeful, joyful, and loving existence because it's an aggregate function of this principle playing out on each and every individual's level.

Wishful thinking gets you nowhere.

The shadows of new age philosophy clearly demonstrate this.

Where individuals focus on going for yet another plant medicine retreat and vision quest.

Chanting their way into manifesting a reality they desire.

Wishing away the incongruency and inconsistency of the desired vision and the material plane.

This is not to dismiss the power of plant medicine, I love and stand in gratitude to those plants and their healing capacity for my own journey in life.

But what I'm saying is:

Once you get the message, you can drop the call.

Once you cleared your mental and emotional blockages, and the somatic trauma.

Once you had had the embodied visceral experience and vision of a higher timeline for what your life could look like, well, then you take decisive action in that direction.

You have probably seen the Freemasonic compass and square symbol with the letter G.

This is what it stands for.

The generative function that is within you and I.

SQUARING THE CIRCLE

In mathematics, constructing a circle and a square with the same surface area using only a compass and a straightedge is a well-known phenomenon.

Geometrically, a circle represents spirit because it is infinite, it has no end. The mathematicians among you will know that a perfect circle represents infinity.

The square, on the other hand, stands as a representation of the material, the finite. The limits of the material world are defined by four elements, four seasons, four directions, and four psychological archetypes.

Philosophically and spiritually, this refers to our ability to see equally in all four directions and to be whole, complete, and free.

Alchemically, it stands for the union of our masculine and feminine principles, becoming an androgynous, whole human.

It stands for the merger of your spiritual and physical nature which results in the union of body, mind, and soul.

The union of man and woman in alchemy is a merging of spiritual and physical natures. The triangle is then a symbol of the resulting union of body, mind, and soul.

Let's pause here.

And take a break from metaphysics.

Let's get down to the roots, squarely on the ground.

What practical implications does this abstraction have for me you might wonder?

• You are the main character of your life, noone is coming to save you

• You are an infinitely powerful source of creation (co-creation precisely)

• What you care for, think through, and act upon becomes your reality

How do I break away from a life that disagrees with my desires?

• Join the creator economy, start a side hustle

• You have a unique perspective on life, you solved your problems in life, and teach them to others that are a few steps behind.

What moves the needle in taking action toward your desired goal?

If you're anything like I was, your long-term visions and ideas linger in the abstract, where the G rubber meets the road, is taking action toward those visions:

• Write down your goals

• Refine them into micro tasks

• Prioritize each task daily

Trusting your brilliant mind to remember your priorities every day is what led you to chase shiny objects and distracted you in the first place.