The Quiet Voice Within
April 22nd, 2007
There is none better…or more effective method to liberate personal freedom than to sit in quiet and hear the voice within — as often as possible.
Such meditation has been known for millennia to be THE way, not just to freedom, but also to personal discovery, personality integration, inner peace, balance and the eventual release of fear, the root of all evil.
Sitting in silence is the sine qua non for anyone interested in their psycho-spiritual growth.
The voice inside is the voice of the One Source and Center that gave us life and created each of us as unique individuals. The aim of this sacred voice is to bring us into harmony with our infinitely loving, forgiving and caring Creator, a harmony that provides for our health and well being while we mature as human beings. We all know this “harmony as being in the flow.”
And we know the sense of satisfaction, of ease, that accompanies the feeling of being in the flow, the flow of divine energy or grace.
We members of the human race have recently arrived at a turning point in our psycho-spiritual evolution — a juncture that leads to the next “Copernican” shift in our consciousness. We are now beginning to evolve exponentially to the startling awareness that first, we are spiritual beings, and secondly, material.
Accordingly, we are also recognizing that as spiritual beings, our time here in mortal form is simply a learning and training period to prepare us for an eternal adventure of spiritual growth toward divine perfection. It sounds like a tall order but we are all equipped with a free will, an individual personality, and a soul — all we need for an infinite journey Godward.
This awareness includes the understanding that we are all brothers and sisters and all beloved children of our Heavenly Creator, the One characterized by Absolute Truth, Beauty, Goodness, Peace, Creativity, Energy and Love. Consistent sitting and listening to this loving voice leads to personal freedom, tranquility and a balanced, fulfilling life among our brethren in this material realm.
by John Otranto
Munich, Germany
