What Do You Identify With?

 

Lately, I have been paying close attention to what I identify with, whether it is an emotional reaction, a physical issue, an opinion, a role, or even the agenda of an organization.  If you identify with anything other than the fact that you are a pure and divine spiritual being having a temporary physical experience, you run the risk of further anchoring yourself into this physical realm by lowering your vibrational frequency.  Keep in mind that “where attention goes, energy flows”.  By keeping your attention on whatever you are identified with, you are feeding it your precious energy and draining that energy away from yourself. 

What got me on this track is my work with energy healer Ken Lloyd.  I started working with him almost a year ago, when he was just starting to work with groups on the internet.  At that time he billed his work as “Accelerated Ascension”.  Things have shifted radically since then.  Now, he is almost exclusively working using light language codes to heal a wide variety of physical ailments.  Even thought there are enough light codes dealing with higher dimensional states in his work, the vast majority of people who are attracted to his workshops are looking for physical healing. 

I get the feeling from how he promotes his work that he feels that everyone can benefit from each and every one of his events, so he is encouraging people to attend every one, regardless of their physical state.  Does that mean that he is encouraging his audience to identify themselves as physically ill humans?  I certainly do not identify myself as such, so I have cut back on my events with him, only doing those that really resonate with me now. 

So if you find yourself starting a sentence with “I am…”, what is it that you are identifying yourself as?  Rich, sick, in charge, less than, a black sheep, fallible, perfect, needy, the one who knows, fearful, a codependent caretaker, and on and on.  Stop right there, take a step back and acknowledge that these are just roles that you have taken on this time around.  You can release those roles as easily as changing your clothes.  They are not you. 

Only keep your attention on who you really are—a divine spirit having a temporary physical experience.  Nothing less.  All difficulties and identities are only temporary. 

(P. S.—I know that some of you are on R J Spina’s e-mail list, and may have caught his $3000 offer a few weeks ago.  I was mortified at his behavior, and got myself off of his mailing list right away. You know what I mean.)