One of my fundamental questions in seeking to align with my clients is to ask their view of the Universe. Is there a God, a Oneness, a Collective Consciousness, or a Universal theme that speaks to a Higher Power? Many people have never been asked to articulate their spiritual concepts. It is a personal subject that cannot be easily expressed using words (tee hee). Yet it seems helpful to talk through one’s own beliefs around spiritual concepts.
Concept Learning is the process by which a person abstracts a common idea from one or more particular examples and learns the defining features or combination of features that are characteristic of a class. In other words, our concepts emerge from a mental grouping of something used to remember and understand what things are, what they mean, and to which categories they belong.
Spiritual concepts include a sense of connection to something bigger than ourselves, which typically involves a search for meaning in life. In our own concept of life on Earth, we are having a universal human experience that touches us all. Some of the major elements of our need to define spiritual concepts include the need for well-being. Everyone needs a personal plan for exploring and enriching several dimensions of life. Mind, body, spirit, love, work, play, and the world make up parts of the motivation to become seekers of spiritual concepts. Let’s seek some answers from an angel on the subject of spiritual concepts:
The sense of connection comes from a place where there are no words. To access human consciousness is to find, and give voice to, the whispers of the heart. Learning to open the door into such a vast space has many obstacles, depending on the influences of past experiences, the exposure to archetypes, and the energies within that mutually work to move each other.
Human behavior can get stuck in repeating patterns of dysfunction, leading to bitterness and feeling disheartened. The mind can deny the reality of negative patterns being established by the self, perpetuating some sense of vulnerability that maintains a closed heart. Facing life with the courage to take full responsibility can be a daunting task dependent on spiritual concepts.
If stuck in dogmatic beliefs that influence victimhood, the mind can get caught in circular thinking. Incorrect thinking is a major obstacle in the search for heart connection and peace. Spiritual concepts must find their way through the maze of the mental dimensions to land in the heart, where divinity lives, well-being is understood, and responsibility is accepted.
The spirit that seeks answers to life’s deepest questions is influenced by the soul’s own seed of awakening. The path less traveled must be accepted and embraced as the journey through each incarnation reveals the darkness of trauma to discover the illumination of life. Though abstract by nature, spiritual concepts are the determining factor for well-being, connection, and empowerment. Experiencing love, connection, peace, and happiness is as close as the distance between you and your heart.
Bring joy, ease suffering and create beauty, then dance like you mean it!
Blessings, Russell
“We are all rational in our own eyes. We are irrational only from the perspective of another person whose concept of rationality is different from ours.”
Awdhesh Singh
