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“How we show up in and to the world aligns with how we perceive ourselves. It has been my humble experience that we can’t change anything everlasting outside ourselves unless there is a significant change in how we relate to ourselves. Imagine the world or reality like a big mirror that constantly points us to what is not working in the relationship within ourselves. For those lucky enough to have failed several times, the more complex the blows are, the better; we develop the awareness that a change is needed. Success in every aspect of our existence results from applying a winning formula. Most of the time, these formulas are not written in stone, but the only commonality is that anyone who ever found themselves in a position or place they did not want to be had to change and iterate.

This tedious and often painful process involves confronting the undesired outcome, many of which have negative consequences on every possible aspect of life: physical, psychological, emotional, and even spiritual.

There is an order to life, and in many ways, the same way that there are natural laws governing our physical universe, there are hidden spiritual ones which, once understood, can tilt the balance of the actions we take in our favor. Humans have been led astray to believe in many societal constructs since their early years, always assuming that our educators and guardians have the best intentions. But unfortunately, it is the case of a transgenerational blind leading the blind in the hopes that the next generation can find a better way or not fail in the same painful ways. Every self-made woman or man will tell you that they are a product of their environment and the relationships they kept. Additionally, the sage ones will also be the first to point out that they were lucky enough to find or achieve a healthy relationship with themselves.

Given the importance of these facts, wouldn’t it stand to reason that an essential relationship in our present existence, if we are at a crossroads between our present position in life and our desired expectations, is our relationship with our Creator and, second to it, with ourselves? Wouldn’t this even apply to the atheist or agnostic? It does, as, in a sense, you may rightfully believe you are your creator; after all, look, you made yourself to be you throughout your life. Indeed, we must first heal any dysfunctionality within if we expect to show up in the world and have the world show up to us in a different light.

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