The truth is solid

The old ways the traditions, the truth are things that to this day are much revered in my Native American heritage and likewise to many other peoples. 

All things go in a circular pattern. Just as the seasons.  This is the harmony of life. Even in the moments of chaos. For chaos is the force that says we need to keep moving forward. All has its purpose in the Universe and is the same in this cycle of being.  Chaos of the universe is not as some would see chaos from experience in this world. It is that thing that stirs things up a bit like a wake up call saying; “Things have to change now.” This is all part of the universal truth.

There is a primordial feeling with this that to some seems outdated but to me it speaks truth, home, love, peace, harmony. Alas that is what should draw us to it. That it has always been it is so, it is truth.

In time things can come around with a fresh new feel and they flow with truth yet some things tend to want to challenge and replace truth. This is impossible truth will always remain.

Jesus, Gandhi, and many other ascended masters taught these beautiful pure truths. Thus have the seasons, the animals, and the whole of nature been our teachers. Their wisdom has always been and always will be inspirational to us and a true blessing.

 One of the biggest truths is our divine beauty. This is one truth we all are to tune into.  It is not an arrogant thing to see the beauty that is you. For that is the true meaning of us being a mirror of all… not in seeing the negatives of another.  For what is one is not always in another in the human experience yet in the face of truth we are a true mirror of the divinity of one another.

See the divine awesomeness that is you in this simple exercise. Imagine you in your room and a part of it, in the house you live in and a part of it, and in the city/town you live in, the country, the planet, and the cosmos and in all seeing how you are a part of it. Pretty groovy huh?

Trends may come and trends may go but the truth never goes out of style.

© Lisa Ann Ulibarri