The battle of true spiritual individuality with the detachment of the self as ego and the risk of creating isolation in the absorbing self. The growth towards conscious unity with the divine requires detaching the self from dogmatic institutions and ideals.
True individuality has its own belief infrastructure, because of past lives experiences. All commodities are but a tool towards a personalized faith
that is longing towards the liberated meaning beyond all rigorous discipline.
The fact of numerous spiritual modalities are actually only an alphabet where the creative spirit finds it's true higher self.
What works for one individual does not mean, it will work for everybody.The unique, divine spark of the soul and it's path only shares the same issue to dissolve the ego.
The story of the young and eager monk, asking the elder where to find God, has been answered with the conclusion, only in the silence of your room. Some teachers are concerned when one is focusing entirely on the individuality, as this the spiritual experience can lead to spiritual blindness or spiritual narcissistic behaviour.
Which only proofs that the ego is not disolved, then in the presence of the divine one should feel only as second to none
Every psychological issues needs to be released in the ocean of consciousness and purity of love.
Any personality and sense of self is very inconsistent and unreliable, because it is based on appearance.
True spirituality is individual and based on people's unique experiences, whereas religion is the effort made in a group to get in touch to share.
The spirit of the human body was send into the artificial world that the mind meets every conventionality, in which are the tragedies of life are found. The Prophets that entered this world are the painters of the perfect ideal, which is beyond most people's comprehension. The Shaman and healer sets himself into the trance beyond the ego to touch the reality of interconnectedness to see the issues in time. The Seer distinguished between the real and the unreal, until he arrives at the place where all is reality.
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