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...The first step is the realisation that this is not what you want form life
The next is a desire to be something greater, to be who you feel you truly are
The next step is to be present and aware paying attention
The last step is to be ware that the only truth is what you feeling and know to be GOD that which flows within you that which is your very life force.
Then allow the wonders of creation to flow through you freely and with ease...
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Great words.
It must be appreciate, however, that we all take different paths as we approach the truth. These paths offer up different choices and that affects how we look at things. Therefore, we draw differing conclusions when faced with the "ultimate truth."
To many New Agers, truth is intensely personal and entirely subjective. In their view, it is the height of presumption to think that one knows the key truth for all people. On the other hand, it is the apex of love to "allow" others to have their own "truth." "Thou shalt not interfere with another's reality" might be called the First Commandment of New Age revelation. Thus, the New Ager views him or herself as open-minded, tolerant, and progressive, while viewing the Christian evangelist as narrow-minded, intolerant, and repressive.