Fragments of an awakened soul

There are pains that only the love of God can sustain: the lack of meaning, the lack of significance, the lack of purpose. We see unhappy people with “perfect” lives, people who have possessions, recognition, influence, and families that seem wonderful. But within themselves, they feel that something is missing, and that something is the completeness that only the love of God is capable of making us feel.

Many live behind the masks of the ego, feel proud, and deny God, but in pain and despair, all these masks fall away. Pride gives way to humility, and finally, they allow God to touch their hearts.

When the ego falls silent, the heart cries out, screaming very loudly, because after obtaining everything their egos longed for so much—whether money, influence, or marriages—they realize that they were feeding the ego, not the heart. Then the pain comes as emptiness, guilt, and regret for the life they lived.

We do not need to suffer so greatly in order to repent and transform our lives. We only need to connect more deeply with our hearts. We need to feel and understand where the pain comes from, where the anguish comes from, where the sadness comes from, where all the feelings we are experiencing come from.

What are the beliefs that make me think this way and generate these feelings? What perspectives do I have, and how can I change them?

If we think for long enough, we will realize that there is nothing on this plane that can truly satisfy us, except something from a higher plane. To transcend is not to deny matter, but rather to nourish ourselves, in the right place, with that which fills us with life, so that we may live material reality with fullness, an abundance of peace, love, and joy; to live a life truly prosperous in meaning, significance, and purpose.

Jesus is the bread of life, the nourishment of our soul.

Jesus is the way. Jesus is the truth. Jesus is the life.

Divine love is the answer we have been searching for.

There is nothing more beautiful than the love of Jesus. The love of Jesus is a perfect love; it is not corrupted by the human ego. Even when we fail, Jesus continues to love us. Jesus never grows tired of us. Jesus never turns His back on a child who cries out in His name.

Jesus has a love that, when we are in His presence, completely overwhelms us; in Him, we feel the completeness of our heart, because we feel how true His love is and how His love does not depend on the circumstances of our lives or on any condition whatsoever.

Jesus loves us because He sees us as parts of God. Our impermanent imperfections do not matter, because what matters is the essence He sees within us, and the value He gives to each of these essences is infinite.

Jesus sees us as we see a baby we love: with such pure and unconditional love. He is not upset by our behavior because of any displeasure with us, but rather out of compassion for what we are feeling and suffering.

Many times, we are able to feel compassion for a baby when it falls or gets hurt, but Jesus has compassion for us even in our tantrums. He always looks at us with a loving gaze; He has compassion for all our pain, even when we are stubborn and choose to do things our own way.

We often ask what the meaning of life is, and in the presence of Jesus’ love, nothing needs to make sense, because the very love that burns within us, in His presence, is what fills us, giving meaning to everything and a perfect sense of wholeness.

That is why there is nothing more important than our love for God in this world. That is why the first of the Ten Commandments is to love God, and why Jesus said that the greatest commandment is to love God with all our understanding, with all our soul, and with all our heart. The more we open our hearts to God, the more we allow ourselves to receive and feel the love He has for us.

Lord Jesus Christ, it is to You that I cry out, because You are beside the Father and, in truth, and truly, You are also the Father. Through You, Jesus, I want to fulfill the greatest commandment of all. Sincerely, with all my heart, I want to love You completely, definitively, and perpetually, and fulfill the law, for You are the Lord Jesus, the true God of this universe.

I will love You with all my heart, with all my soul, and with all my understanding. As proof of my love, I want to glorify Your name among men and exalt it as a response to and proof of Your promise while You were human:

“Whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and whoever humbles himself will be exalted.”
— Matthew 23:12

Because, in life, You were wronged and humiliated, but today is a new day, and the truth always reveals itself. The whole world will recognize and exalt Your name.

Divine justice never fails. We receive everything that we sow, and that which was not ours to receive will be restored a thousandfold. Every humiliation and unjust persecution of Christ and Christians will become blessings and treasures in heaven.

“Blessed are you when they insult you, persecute you and, falsely, say all kinds of evil against you because of Me. Rejoice and be exceedingly glad, because great is your reward in heaven; for in the same way they persecuted the prophets who were before you.”
— Matthew 5:11–12

Thank You, my God, for showing me that I can always change, that I can always awaken my soul to the path of light, healing, and life.

Everything is done through You and for You, Lord. Alone, I am nothing and no one, but in You, with Your strength upon me, I know that I can make a difference and transform, even if only, my one life into a state of grace in the Lord.

Today, I ask You and cry out to Christ for the defeat of everything that leads me toward evil in my life; the defeat of everything that does not serve my highest good; the defeat of everything that drains the life energy from my being.

And I claim, before the supreme sovereignty of Christ, the victory of God’s strength over my life. I declare that Christ has conquered, conquers, and will conquer every day within my heart, leading my life into a new experience of light and grace, now and forever, cultivating sublime love for the Divine Christ and the permanent transformation of my soul on the path of truth.

I am eternal, a creator. I am a spark of the Divine; the Divine is within me and not outside of me. He is in me, and I am in Him. I am the small and the great, the limited and the infinite, man and God. I am part of the whole, I am always connected, and everyone is also connected to me. No joy, no sadness felt by the world fails to affect me; everyone is connected with me.

Christ is in me, I am part of Him, He is part of me. I have Christ within me. Everything that Christ is, I am as well. Everything He did, I can also do.

I am unlimited. I am immortal. I have nothing, but I also have everything: the entire universe. We are everything. The small is the great, the elemental is the Divine. Nothing is impossible for me; I can do all things.

I seek the teachings of the Masters wholeheartedly. I value God above all things and love Him with all my understanding and with all my heart. I attune myself to elevated entities in love, compassion, self-realization, and true self-love.

That which does not hide itself, but recognizes itself, and even in that recognition, only love blossoms from within. I feel a profound compassion and tender love for everyone and, especially, for myself. I recognize my flaws, but I do not hurt myself because of them. I continue with compassion and infinite understanding of who I am in God and of what God is in me.

I am He, and He is I, but my ego is an imperfect expression of that which is perfect. I am a complete and incomplete expression; I am a universal fragment.

I am the I Am. I am the creator; I have the power within me. I only ascend, never regress. Everything that happens is positive; everything transforms me positively. I am change, I am transformation. I live in peace and fullness. All my energy, my entire being, overflow with love and giving to humanity, to the project of Christ.

Everything I transmit returns to me; everything I give returns to me. I emit only love and light. I think and I have wisdom. I am guided by God, by Christ, throughout my life journey. Every day, I expand my chakras and transform my energetic body into a body of light capable of channeling divine energy from Earth to heaven and from heaven to Earth.

I access divine knowledge through my prayers and reflections. I receive telepathic messages, visions, and vivid, unforgettable dreams that reveal the truth to me. I am humble and seek knowledge, wisdom, care, and mastery of myself on Earth and also in heaven.

I live in balance, in sublime feelings, elevated by gratitude and faith in the Divine: the state of grace, awe-inspiring peace, inexplicable gratitude, constant joy, and love for everything and everyone.

My consciousness rests in divine perception, and I perceive what goes unperceived, see what is unseen, and hear what is unspoken. I understand not only through words, but I understand with body, soul, and spirit.

I am an ascended master. My spiritual body self-regulates through my divine vibrations, and I no longer need to reincarnate. I descend in love and fascination for human life, for God’s project and work on Earth, and I am always transforming myself and reaching ever higher levels of elevation.

There is no greater Master, because there is no other who has conquered death as Jesus Christ did. Everything that was truly important was taught by the Master. The law proclaimed by Christ was a state of mind with clearly defined values and priorities.

The inner state of love: to feel love fully within ourselves, to prioritize the Divine in every possible way, and to value our neighbor as ourselves, understanding that our worth is neither greater nor lesser than that of our fellow human beings.

The life of Jesus reflects that of someone who lived by these principles rigorously. The Divine, the one God, was and always had been the priority in Jesus’ life, so much so that He submitted His will to God—not as in a relationship of servitude, but as in a relationship of love: that of a son honoring his Father.

We understand that God has infinite love and that, if we ask God for His counsel, we will receive the greatest wisdom there is for our lives. Jesus knew the essence of the one God, Creator of all things. In that essence, you can rest, entrust your entire life to the infinite God of love, and follow His guidance; you need only ask for direction to live in accordance with your highest good.

In the beauty of words, I want to honor You, Lord Jesus. I want to worship You here, on this side of eternity, even before any reward. I want to show that my love is for You and for Your divine wisdom. Nothing surpasses the transcendence of Your words; my gratitude for You has no end.

You did not merely proclaim the law; You lived the law fully. The result was that You conquered death. Every word, every promise was true and showed us what it was possible for us, as human beings, to accomplish.

Half man, half God; all of us made from the breath of the Divine. The Kingdom of God is within us, and the Master showed us how to find God within ourselves and conquer death through the example of His life, from birth to the tomb.

Every day, we should look within ourselves to understand what makes the most sense to us, work on our thoughts, work on our beliefs, and work on our feelings, so that we may shape ourselves into who we truly prefer to be.

All this clarity will allow us to see where we should act, what will be an expression of what we believe.

And when we think, feel, and act as an expression of what we truly prefer to believe, that reality manifests.

Everything is possible. Absolutely everything is possible.

You can change your focus, change your feelings, and change your identity, but if you do not change your actions in the material world, reality will remain similar. Action is expression in matter; it is through action that matter is changed.

But there is no use trying to force something into existence, working yourself to exhaustion, and insisting on creating something. That is not how matter is changed. You must first change your thoughts and feelings, and the response to your actions will change.

In other words, what determines your ability to create and shape reality is the concrete actions you take in your life. But what determines the outcome of those actions, producing real change and the transformation of reality, is your internal state of beliefs, thoughts, and feelings.