Mysticism

Now, mysticism is something that is misinterpreted in so many ways just because of the way we have been taught, or conditioned, to think what that word means. Personally, I did have the luxury of having parents that did not try to form a certain image upon any religious belief or thought. In return, this allowed me to learn to think for myself as a kid, to see what I feel is right in my heart and not fall into a conditioning mindset of the unknown.

But, with people claiming to be mystical just because they may have read a few books and obtained information on the alchemic process to transforming the soul. Otherwise also known as the process of purifying the soul. Yet so many of us in this three-dimensional realm really have a challenging time grasping what mysticism really is. My reason for saying this, is, I was ignorant to what mysticism really is. In my last article I will admit, that is not what mysticism truly is. I see where my head was at that time in my growth. Yet so much needed to be taught before I could teach or pass down what I have learned.

Mysticism is purely the divine in everything one sees or does. One that sees the divine in everything, the wind, air, birds, tress, the sky, humankind, rocks, grass, and that list goes on for everything we can see and not see. It is that personal experience that one has, and in doing so it reignite their belief of faith in the divine. Not just trying to adjust your own life to what you want but, looking at life threw the divine love, worthiness, happiness, joy, and just straight beauty. When the individual starts to work with the divine, they see the internal bliss that comes with that work and that individual, at some point, wants to pass that divinity onto the next person. And if we are in touch with the cosmos, the cosmos will guide us along to where we can drop that divine love, either onto another individual who may need those kind words at that time, or it may be a place that needs that healing as a collective.

Many of us would just say, “Well that sounds just like spirituality.” Yes, you are correct. But one can be very spiritual and never be connected to the divine on any level. In a certain way, the two are intertwined. But that only comes with practice on working with the cosmic energies, life forces that one may learn and mixing it with working with the divine as well. When an individual sets out to learn to work with the divine energies that we have at our very disposal, just like the cosmic, that individual will learn to intertwine the two to achieve an even greater outcome. This outcome is not something that is selfish by any means. Honestly, it is quite the opposite. When that discovery is made, that individual turns to more selfless actions and desires. Just like that old saying, “They must have had a change of heart.” Well, that is what mysticism is, the change of heart that every human needs, to see the divine within themselves instead of looking for this external world to make their heart happy. Everyone sees that when you cover up your happiness with material things, you just end up more unhappy than what you even started with. Then, when you start applying your spirituality to life, with a cup of the divine in everything you do, say, think and desire. You will see how much happier you will be. Purely for reason that what was said, done or anything was from the heart. That feeling alone, no matter the outcome of the situation we feel more happier in our self then if we operated off our broken ego.

With this I leave you to hopefully ponder on something for the day, this will reignite some, and or it may upset some. Either way, I say with love and gratitude, may the universe guide you gentle with the love of the divine. So mote it be.