Angels in the sky…
Angels in the morning sky... As I left my driveway, I looked up and saw a stunning burst of light breaking through. It felt deeply meaningful. During my morning meditation, angels assembled around me, filling my mind with glowing light and warmth. Stepping outside, I observed this beautiful, uplifting sunlight—signs of hope, guidance, and symbols that my prayers are being answered.
We each have a purpose here, even if it doesn’t match our ego’s wants. The confusion comes from fixating only on what the ego desires, overlooking the deeper purpose our soul is here to fulfil. Success is often measured by external markers—clients, money, achievements, possessions, and progress. Yet, true success lies in feeling at peace with just being ourselves, without needing praise or to stand out. Are you able to be alone, empty, without comparing, and still feel successful as a soul meant to grow and evolve? Can you experience pain but respond with love? Can you feel empty yet give selflessly, expecting nothing in return? Can you share friendships without expecting payment? Is your life transactional or a journey where you give whatever you can in each moment, free of agendas?
The soul values honesty over material success. Success driven by ego and possessions can obstruct genuine connection. How honest are we about our true intentions? Are they hidden by concern or fueled by ego’s desire for personal gain at others’ expense? Can we be present for someone without expecting something in return? The soul is unconcerned with money; it cares about its story and growth. Society's focus on material wealth and competitive success reflects the distortions of today—criticising industries while seeking personal gain. Many favour those who appear materially successful, overlooking heartfelt efforts of those lacking fame or metrics but with real integrity. True humility is not bragging or flaunting influence, but being authentic. To truly grow, we must move away from a materialistic mindset and embrace authenticity, humility, and alignment with our heart and soul.
The mind is a tool for management, not the driver; the soul leads, the heart guides, and reason articulates, forming a sacred Trinity when in harmony.
Delahrose
