To dance with ones experiences requires diligent tuning. Just as one may develop their capacity of voice, or to hear music. It is very fine, in this process. On the path of tuning it is not beneficial to judge ourself for being out of tune. Thinking that "we may be like this forever, experiencing the same challenges over and over." Instead we continue to quietly work towards developing these fine qualities. This process requires patience, and the right attitude. "If I continue on my way, everything harmonious in life will be there." With this we do not side track ourself or get discouraged, this patience also acts as a magnetic force. As we learn to tune our instrument, to refine ourselves, so that we are more capable of harmonizing with others, life becomes more harmonious. Every being you cross paths with will have a very different expression and quality. To be a master, is to be able to harmonize with all kinds of beings. To be a part in the symphony of life. Instead of trying to tune others to meet us at our level, better to tune to a level that makes their presence more beautiful. This is a very delicate dance, though the fruits of such developments will not be disappointing.

What you are, already exists, therefore to meet it, the hunter must allow himself to be hunted. The rays that merge the self to the greater sun. In this you will find a reflection of being, a reflection of light, a star, in which you are. The focus on this star will bring you greater into self. From within this self will emerge all that is, has been, and will be. The star does not need to strive to radiate, its emanations already maintain the codes that exist within it. From within this star, fires are able to burn up all the contents that are not. In this it is wise not to bring in information that is of an irrelevant content. For these thought forms or memories than can act as a refraction which distorts the light, thus distorted the true image of the star. This is the journey of returning to self, it is as simple as returning to the center, from which all emerges. The complexity exists in the amount and quality of additional information in the field or aura of the star. Some of this information can act as an adornment to the star, enhancing its beauty and emanations. These are known as virtues, and are aspects of personality which can be developed to decorate your star. The opposite of this would act as clutter or tarnish which can diminish the stars beauty, clarity, and brilliance. These would be the various vices, and non-virtuous characteristic of man. The aspects of personality which are non-favorable, nor magnificent. These can be just as easily cultivated or removed. These can originate from culture, society, family, religion, education, and many other formative places. Our beliefs, attitudes, habits, orientations, preferences all contribute to the structure of this. Also this can be looked at as the quality of our thoughts, emotions, and actions. Again we return to the simplicity of focusing on the star, the center, where all that is not, is burned up. Leaving only the essence behind. 🌟

In the modern world it is easy to get caught up in the world. Being busy, taking care of things, working, etc. We can forget to manage our priorities, to keep a sense of where we stand, to reflect on the direction we are heading. How is our spiritual health? Mental? Emotional? Relationship ? Even if we are diligent in managing the aspects of life, developing will and discipline through consistent practice, we may still miss the mark. This can happen if we are always oriented towards the next thing. Seeking further development, to be better. Creating conditions for our happiness. "Once I achieve this amount of money, then I'll be okay." "Once I get this relationship..." "Once I get a six pack" "Once I develop buddhahood"😂 While prioritization and discipline is incredibly valuable for those on the path of initiation, it is important to remind ourselves to let go and be present. After doing your practice it can be helpful to remind yourself "If I continue on my way, then everything that is there for me spiritually will be there." This patience acts as a magnet, whereas grasping acts as a repellant. "If I continue on my path working diligently to consider the needs of others and offer acts of kindness, sharing my love, then everything that is there for me in work and relationship will be there."

Modern culture encourages an approach of figuring things out, finding ways to "be of service." This can be an effective way to get things done in the world. This approach misses the mark in some other aspects. If you become very still and clear, an impulse will arise within you. You may be able to observe your thoughts, your emotions, your impulses to take action(will impulse). These impulses have a quality to them. You are inherently love and wholeness, therefore whatever exist within the contents of your ego is subject for review. Let me define ego in this instance as the collection of information/story of who am I? This can arise from culture, parents, religion etc. So underneath what is morally "right and just" is a deeper aspect of self, a more truth aspect. As we attune our personality more to our inner essence we begin to navigate life with greater integrity. So when in doubt become still, listen very deep, do not just jump at the first impulse that arises. Wait to perceive what is most clear, discern the quality of this impulse. The impulse that is fueled by love will guide your way most clearly. The paradox of all this figuring out, is that if we move from this place of wholeness and love, everything else is already sorted out. All is provided, this is what It means to move from a place of faith, not in a religious context. In the way of trusting in something bigger than yourself, beyond dogma or ideas about GOD or the universe.

In sacred geometry there its a principle of the 12 around the 1. This can be seen in many different traditions and context. Here we are able to take a concept for example: Goal of life? From here we can frame it with many different angles, people from many walks of life will bring unique perspectives. This helps us to get to the essence of the topic, what is left in the center, where all the diverse perspectives meet in the middle. From here we come to a greater awareness of truth and wisdom. A great practice here is to consider with complete openness to others perspective, holding your beliefs in your hand. Then weighing this new information with your current belief. By sorting together we are able to distill the essence of many things, this acts as a new template for cultural evolution. We look objectively at the core values that are essential. As Bruce Lee said "take what is useful, leave the rest."