Character Flaws

"The absence of good traits exposes the 

ultimate flaws in our nature."

Michael Newton

While busily noticing the flaws of others, we side-step accountability of our own. We can learn from wrong doing, whether it is created by others or our lovely selves. With awareness, some of our behaviors begin to reflect a pattern. If we choose to examine these with curiosity, the original cause for 'lesser than' traits surface.

Behavior is based upon experience. So what circumstances taught us to react in such a matter? Theoretically, the actions of today may have more to do with our past than our present. Lessons are buried within the uncovering of knowledge and when we are able to tap into them, our integrity grows.

We cannot help witnessing unacceptable behavior from others. Instead of sitting in judgment, we can step back and ponder what these actions have to do with us personally. Could they be mirroring parts of our hidden selves? Maybe life is simply showing us the need to hold ourselves more accountable for what we say and do.

Opening of Spiritual Door

     

"I believe the spiritual door has been opened to our 

immortality because to deny us this knowledge 

has proven to be counterproductive."

Michael Newton

Early in life, our concepts regarding life and death are shaped by religious doctrine, family heritage, and overheard conversations.  Eventually, we gain access to outside sources triggering free thought and speculation.

As we explore, we are prompted by inner knowings that resonate with certain threads of wisdom.  We get to choose which we find to be fact or fiction.  No longer curbed by age or society, we find our spirits pulled into differing directions.

Documentation of life after death now floods across diverse resources.  There are increased encounters with spiritual guides disclosing insights to our triggers, blocks, and pre-conditioned responses. It is time to seek and discover, as the door is open.