Lord, bless this day so that I may align myself with Your will for my life. Adjust my thoughts, feelings, and actions to guide me toward Your greater divine plan—a plan of infinite love and grace, in full harmony with the path laid out by Christ. Fill me with Your love and transform me into one who works in Your service.
What life do I want to create for myself? Death is the greatest revealer of truth; it brings such an instant, powerful, and permanent contrast that nothing surpasses it. It is the abrupt shift from one reality to another. Everything you have here—everything—is left behind. The only thing you take with you is who you are. You do not take things, you do not take possessions, you do not take money, you do not take the body, you do not even take relationships—you take absolutely nothing. The only thing that remains after death is you. The greatest project should always be this.
How would you deal with it if all the people you live with, all the things you have, all the reality you live in changed, and only you remained? Attachment to relationships would cause pain and longing. Attachment to plans and projects would cause frustration and restlessness. Attachment to money and possessions would bring a sense of disturbance.
In the end, our life is made of experiences, but what remains is only our consciousness. So what I wish to create is a consciousness full of love, peace, joy, and gratitude. A consciousness that rejoices in grace, in gratitude, joy, and love. A consciousness that possesses deep wisdom—not merely knowledge in various areas, but a profound emotional intelligence.
Lord, show me my path; reveal in my heart what I must do. I want to be free, I want to be set free, I want to follow the path of Christ. Show me the truth, tell me what I must do so that I may free myself from everything that no longer serves me.
Time passes, and some things never change. The truth is that, regardless of everything, what remains is our own company and ourselves. No matter how connected we may be, the center is within us.
We need to deal with every feeling, we need to interpret every thought, we need to be whole individually first, before we can have a relationship that will truly multiply the strength of both, and not create emotional crutches, attachments, and co-dependencies.
A karmic relationship is not necessarily bad, but it primarily serves as a mirror, so that we can truly see ourselves—our beliefs, our behaviors, our feelings, and our thoughts—that we create toward ourselves and toward others.
Everything in life is learning; we are shaped through ignorance, and only through wisdom do we free ourselves from the world of illusions. This remains true in relationships, and it is yet another area of life that exposes the deviations we continuously insist on repeating.
The problem is not in making mistakes; the problem is in persisting in them. The lack of awareness, the lack of clarity, the lack of prayer and vigilance, causes us to continue making mistakes in something we could have already overcome.
All possible and imaginable futures will happen, and what determines which future you will experience is you—and only you. Now is the moment to choose: do you want to continue living in fear, feeling small, fragile, ill, believing that the world is a great chaos and torment? Or do you want to begin to recognize your true nature—eternal and infinite—as a creator and co-creator, begin to shape beliefs that give you peace, fullness, and confidence, and make you feel like the master of your reality?
You can believe that the world will end and that you will suffer tremendously, or you can believe that the world will awaken, prosper, and overcome all the limitations and challenges present today. Both realities are true; both realities exist in consciousness; both realities will be experienced by the infinite mind. But it is you, divine spark, who chooses which one you will experience.
God is omniscient; the supreme divine consciousness holds the totality of all experiences from all realities. But you, still identified with form, with matter, with the ego, are only capable of experiencing one at a time. You have the choice; you have freedom.
Choose the path you prefer. And seek the truth, for when you come to know it and integrate it, you will be set free. Imagine the reality you prefer and begin to transform yourself, and believe in what your self who lives in that reality believes; begin to feel what they feel as they feel it, begin to act as they act, and that reality will become your experience.
You are the whole; everything and everyone is also you; you will “be them,” or you are simultaneously—there is no separation. Everything that exists is consciousness, and there is only a single consciousness, but its thoughts fold and unfold and experience themselves with such richness of detail that they become real.
For this reason, all futures exist, and all possible and imaginable realities as well. The multiverse exists and is infinitely greater than we could ever imagine. You and God are one. Now you understand that the reality around you exists only because you now believe in it and identify with it. The moment you truly believe in different things, the reality around you will change completely.
Everything you believe becomes real. You shape the reality you will live in based on the beliefs you choose to crystallize within you. Everything is possible for the one who believes, because reality is a dream that you yourself project.
There is no physical world; this is merely a projection of individual and collective consciousness. Consciousness is the foundation of everything. Before being human, we are souls; before being souls, we are pure consciousness. We are not animals that developed consciousness; we are consciousness experiencing what it is like to identify with matter.
We have never ceased to be consciousness—we always were, and always will be; our infinite and eternal reality is that of pure consciousness. Material reality is a projection, an imagination of the mind, a dream that becomes real while we experience it and identify with it.
The only way to free oneself from matter, from form, is to know the absolute truth and to disidentify from forms and recognize our true nature. The more we recognize our true nature, the less real this dream, this projection seems; the more frequent the “errors in the matrix” become. Because, in the end, it is our consciousness that creates this projection—our consciousness formed by the conscious, the subconscious, and the unconscious. Our form is shaped by our thoughts, feelings, and actions that reinforce this consciousness. All of this constructs the projection of reality—the matrix, the dream we experience as reality.
The only truth we possess is the existence of our inner world. There are no guarantees that everything we are living is not just a dream, a projection. And often this perspective seems valid when we witness “glitches,” “errors in the matrix,” inexplicable synchronicities that show us there is no common subjective reality.
If, in the end, there is no objective subjectivity to reality, then what creates the world, what creates our experience of reality, is ourselves. Everything we believe, everything we think, everything we focus on creates what we perceive, how we experience it, and all of this becomes the lived reality we have.
In this sense, reality cannot be real, because it is completely subjective to the one who experiences it. You can believe that the world is controlled, that there is a catastrophe coming, that you need to protect yourself and prepare: this will create a reality, a world that only you see; it will control your focus and shape your perception, thus creating a unique and personalized reality based on your beliefs.
Or you can believe that, despite violence, the world is good, people desire love, and good triumphs over evil. In this way, your focus will not be on bad things, but on the constant expressions of love we see every day in each person, bringing a sense of peace and love within you, creating a completely different reality from the previous one. And we are speaking only of perception; we have not yet explored the creative aspect of consciousness.
This is not a mental experiment. All imagined realities exist. All possibilities are as real as what we call reality. All futures exist. There is not a single future, but infinite futures. There is not just one way to experience life, but infinite ways to experience life.
In this infinite labyrinth of possibilities, one thing becomes clear: our focus determines the perception that shapes the reality we experience. Whether it is true or not, your perspective of the world—your focus on disasters or problems, or your focus on growth and ascent—determines the way you experience reality, whether it materially changes or not.
The supreme truth is that we are all one. There never was and never will be separation; separation, the ego, is only a temporary, momentary illusion of the experience we are witnessing.
The supreme truth is that there is only the divine, only the Supreme Intelligence, the Infinite Consciousness—there is only unity. Everything that exists, everything we experience, is an expression of the infinite knowing itself through infinite perspectives.
Infinite wisdom can only arise if you know how to be wise even while ignorant, even while limited, even while blind to the truth. We exist as we are because God dared to forget in order to gain even greater wisdom.
Fragments of an awakened soul 