Week 3 - 1: Inner Peace

Last week, we went into detail about the Spiritual Person. A Spiritual Person is someone who connects to themselves and harmonizes their senses, but there is a step that is required and must be maintained: Inner Peace.

Inner peace comes with self acceptance. Our Spirits are just and moral; anything that goes against that innate nature will cause a war within us. That's why when we lie, deceive, or manipulate during the day, at night we are unable to face ourselves. Because you are going against your own nature.

Peace is the most sought after luxury. It is not received through purchases or fancy clothes. It is something that is cultivated and maintained. Peace requires you to face the truth of yourself; and in order to face the truth of yourself, you must spend time with yourself. This is not to be confused with spending time by yourself.

To spend time with yourself, is a work that you are doing with yourself. It requires discipline, boundaries, and consistency. Whereas, spending time by yourself is based upon your emotions about a circumstance, person, or situation.

Where you see peace, you see harmonization, calmness, acceptance, and silence. Peace isn't found in chaos. A Spiritual Person knows that it is through solitude that you grow to understand yourself. When you have many people surrounding you, you create an environment of instability. Where you see many people, you see many emotions, thoughts, and behaviors. This becomes a distraction to your life, because you are influenced by many energies.

The Spiritual Person lives a life of discipline and order, so they may select who can be in their life - not be chosen to be in someone else's life. If you are around two Spiritual people, you become the third. This also applies to the reverse. Your time is a currency. If you spend your time around chaos, disruption, and negativity, that is what your life will be.

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