My Spiritual Awakening

2 Corinthians 10:4 says  “we didn’t come to fight battles with flesh and blood, on the contrary, we have Divine Powers to demolish any stronghold and any argument“ This scripture never captured my attention until I had to go through a horrific divorce that cause me to hate  and deep down insode, I knew this was not right.  This was one of the most difficult times of my life I have ever had to endure. But Thank God - I was awakened to my Spiritual powers within and was able to rise above and flourish.  

I have embarked on a transformative journey that has renewed my inner strength, resilience, and spiritual wisdom.  It’s a time of self-discovery where I embrace my worth, trust in God’s  plan for me, and harness my energy to create a new chapter filled with hope, growth, and empowerment. I had to realize it was me in the end who had to come back to love and forgiveness. 

Furthermore, when we love wholeheartedly, chronic ailments dissipate, and divine blessings flow into our lives.  The question is “how do we get to the point of love and forgivenes“ many will say it’s very hard but once we truly understand we are all ONE, it will begim to make more sense. 

The command to love thy neighbor as thyself has long been neglected; I did not fully comprehend the profound significance of this scripture until I was compelled to confront hatred. During my divorce, I harbored an immense resentment towards my ex-husband, church members, family, and friends—almost everyone who had abandoned me or treated me differently. Deep within, I sensed that this was not right—I felt unsettled, unwell inside. One day, I cried out to God, questioning how I was to overcome this bitterness, how I could find the strength to forgive, for I knew that hatred was contrary to divine law. In that moment, I heard the voice of my Spirit within say, “Beloved, your ex is you, and you are him. If you hate him, you hate yourself.” It was then I realized that the greatest danger to our well-being is our own negative emotions about others. I understood, for the first time, why Jesus commanded us to love our neighbors as ourselves—that we are all fundamentally one. In that revelation, I resolved not to hate myself; I refused to allow hatred to consume me, knowing it could lead to illness—cancer, even. Chronic negative emotions, if held onto daily, can manifest as physical ailments. It became clear that forgiveness is not about excusing or dismissing the actions of others; rather, it is about liberating the Spirit and freeing the soul from the burden of resentment. 

In Exodus 3:13-15, Moses asked God “Who shall I say sent me” God said to Moses, “I am who I am. and this is the name to use for ALL generations when you call upon me.

All humanity possesses within them the innate ability to co-create their own reality. This signifies that we all hold the power to heal our bodies, manifest material possessions, and direct our life's path, for the divine authority has always resided within the spoken word of humankind. The Creator has endowed each of His children with divine powers to triumph over any earthly challenge. It is incumbent upon us to understand the means by which these powers can be activated. Our spiritual armaments are Love, Forgiveness, and a Sound Mind. We must forge a deep connection with the Spirit within and discern the divine truth of our true nature. As Jesus proclaimed in John 14:16-18, He is returning to the Father to send us another Helper—the Spirit of Truth—who will guide us into all understanding.

The pathway to manifesting your deepest dreams and desires lies in completing our healing journey. This entails loving all beings as ourselves and embracing forgiveness. Only through this sacred process can the soul be truly liberated and set free.