The Jim Fortin Podcast Ep 296: Do you Work From Convenience or Spiritual Responsibility in Life?
Do you ever feel like you're just along for the ride when it comes to your spiritual journey? How would you feel if you had made your own breakthrough?
In this episode, I focus on taking responsibility for your spiritual growth and evolution versus living out of ego-based convenience. We’ll explore how to balance the dualistic aspects of being both a physical and energetic being, and how taking responsibility for integrating higher spiritual wisdom can lead to profound growth.
So, what are some things to consider about this concept?
- We are both physical (body/ego) and energetic/spiritual (divine essence) simultaneously. The body is a “container” for the divine self.
- However, most let the ego/body control the higher divine self. This is like a 3-year-old controlling someone with a PhD.
- We must balance the higher and lower aspects of ourselves to live fully.
True responsibility means causing something to happen. If you don't have what you want, you are not taking responsibility.
When given spiritual wisdom, it's the teacher's responsibility to share it. It then becomes your responsibility to apply it. Many gather information but don't grow because they don't integrate it. Taking action is key.
Convenience keeps us stuck in the limited physical/ego self rather than the expansive divine. Spiritual growth often requires inconvenience and discomfort to elevate higher. But it's necessary for evolution.
The divine self doesn't care about the convenience of the body/ego. Prioritizing convenience hurts your evolution.
Transformational Takeaway: Your evolution depends on taking true responsibility for your spiritual growth. Don’t let ego-convenience pull you off your path. Live with purpose. What areas of spiritual responsibility have you been avoiding due to convenience and how can you courageously integrate more spiritual wisdom into your daily life?
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With Gratitude, Jim Fortin