You Already Live There: Recognizing Unity Consciousness
You already live in unity consciousness. You've been there all along. You never left. You just forgot to recognize it.
And now? Now you remember.
Your body might still be learning to feel it fully. Your emotional patterns might still be integrating. Your thinking mind might still have doubts. All of this is natural, appropriate, and held in wholeness.
You don't need to maintain this recognition. You don't need to perform it. You don't need to prove it to anyone, including yourself.
You just get to return to it—again and again—every time you notice you forgot. With gentleness. With humor. With the understanding that both forgetting and remembering are consciousness playing with itself.
The Actor at the Center of the Universe
Here's the truth nobody prepared you for:
You are at the center of your own universe.
Not metaphorically. Not as a self-help affirmation. Not as some ego inflation that you'll need to transcend later on your spiritual path.
LITERALLY.
Trying to be humble. Trying to be small. Trying not to take up too much space. Trying to fit in with all the other beings who are also pretending they aren't at the centers of their own universes.
It's like a party where everyone is secretly wearing a crown but pretending they don't notice. "Who, me? A king? No, no, I'm just regular. Just trying to get by like everyone else."
Article 3 of 3: Your Body as Altar — Establishing Sacred Sexuality Practice
What if every touch could be a prayer? Every breath an offering? Every moment of pleasure a direct experience of the divine?
This is the invitation of sacred sexuality—not to transcend the body but to discover the sacred within it. Not to escape desire but to follow it all the way home.
Article 2 of 3: Clearing the Ghosts — Releasing Inherited Shame
There are voices that live inside most of us—voices that tell us to be smaller, quieter, less alive. They whisper that our desires are dangerous, that our hungers are shameful, that wanting as much as we want makes us somehow broken.
Here's the truth that can set you free: those voices don't belong to you.
The Split That's Keeping You From Wholeness: Why We Separate Sexuality from Spirituality
What if every touch could be a prayer? Every breath an offering? Every moment of pleasure a direct experience of the divine?
This is the invitation of sacred sexuality—not to transcend the body but to discover the sacred within it. Not to escape desire but to follow it all the way home.
