12 June

Habit is a flawed perception of a greater plan. That all must fall into a rhythm monotone and bland is ridiculous at best, and so far from the truth. In fact, the more one lives within the universal sphere the less there is of predictability in one’s life to fear.

For closer alignment to one’s true purpose takes one far in space and time from the earthly measures by which we would normally pass our life. Time stands still and all is one in the present, now. And all one needs is within reach; no distance need be traveled in order to ascertain all one needs to know.

And so it follows that all sense of routine ceases thus to be, and one is well and truly, ultimately, free. Naturally there will be daily events which will occur with frequency throughout the years ahead, but never will they form a rut or dominate a day, rather will they serve as moments taken to obey a higher need, such as bathing or the consumption of a nutritious meal. The greater part of living will be concerned with work which serves others in some way and is suited ideally to one’s field of endeavour and interest.

And so, know now that all you consider dull is indicative of that which disproportionately occupies your time and keeps you from your art. Take steps now to simplify your life. Keep the bare essentials, and free yourself from binds of a material nature which cause such grief. Count the hours saved as you free yourself from your self-imposed slavery and use this time to start to live your life, active in participation, creative in expression, loving in intention, with a purpose born anew.