Entering the Dominion of Oneness
Oneness is the place of going home, rekindling your connection with source. So much about our journey here on earth was about breaking away from source to find ourselves and our individuality, what makes us tick, unique, and different.
Individuality is important, and to learn that we are individuals and are still one is an amazing feat that is really easy when you understand that there is nothing you do that is ever outside of source. Where you feel outside of source and separated is where you have misunderstood your own self, thus it is easy to find your way home simply by clearing up your own self- misconceptions.
Radical self acceptance is the way home. Being OK with everything you think you are not and everything you think you are is your own home coming. To reunite with Great Spirit is to reunite with the love that you are. To sit in the middle of the everything and the nothing is to enter into a huge “OK-Ness” about yourself with radical self acceptance, the great emptiness of pure life force, which is the most peaceful part of coming home.
To accept yourself wholly and completely even though you think something less of yourself is to reunite with the truth in brotherhood and of your own meaning. We are not dark, nor light, we simply use the light and dark as a way to benchmark and understand there is something to strive for. When we are ok in understanding that we play in both the light and dark in a self judging way and then accept ourselves and where we are at completely for it, then we have opened the door to oneness by the dismantlement of the dividing wall with an act of self love.
Radical self acceptance is the door to the dominion of oneness…it is a very simple door. It is a very peaceful threshold.
May you find this door within you and walk through it into the nothing and everything…the peace that you are…and know that you are home.
Many blessings,
Cynthia Warwick
Cynthia Warwick is a spiritual teacher and counselor, she is available for psychic readings and classes, to learn more about her work click on the links above.
