Embracing your spirituality doesn’t mean you have to live like a saint or a hermit in a cave. It means letting go of those old, dogmatic religious beliefs that are based in fear. It means letting go of beliefs that humans are sinners and need to be redeemed. It means letting go of the fear of judgment at the end of our life. It means letting go of all those limiting beliefs about who we are and why we are here.
When you embrace your spirituality, you see yourself as more than what you have been taught by the major Western religions. You see yourself as a multidimensional energetic being who is having a physical experience in this third dimension while simultaneously existing in another dimension. You see yourself as the creator of your own reality.
I have written a short booklet, “Embracing Your Spirituality”, about the next part of the journey one takes when they decide to question their religious beliefs. This part of the journey involves looking for answers to those important questions.
The booklet describes how to go about remembering the reality of your greatness. You are more than you think you are. It helps you to open your heart to the love that we all are. The length of time it takes to complete the journey is different for everyone. The journey can be filled with some surprises, and it can be a relatively lonely one.
The roadmap within this booklet contains five separate segments. Each segment describes how to move through this journey and stay in control. Each segment prepares you in advance for what you may experience as you continue your journey.
It is my hope that this short booklet will help support individuals who find themselves on this part of the journey. I hope that it will provide some amount of encouragement to those who are encountering obstacles. There is light at the end of the tunnel. There are others who have traveled this same journey. It is worth the effort.
The booklet is available free of charge on my website, www.MichaelGLove.com . I invite you to download the booklet and read it at your convenience.
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