Remembering Wholeness Beyond the Labels
Beyond the Labels
On the spiritual journey, learning about self is among the most powerful experiences we can have. As awareness expands, what can be seen about and from the point of self is profound.
To understand the self, we often use labels — true self, higher self, inner child, and more. Yet in our eagerness to define and dissect, we can get lost in these parts and forget the whole.
The Continuum of Self
Self is not a collection of separate pieces.
Self is a continuum — stretching from potential into form.
Every label simply identifies a point along that continuum, a reflection of one aspect of being.
The journey of life isn’t about becoming only the higher or true self. It’s about realizing and experiencing the entirety of self — the full spectrum of who you are, expressed moment by moment.
Wholeness as Experience
The entirety of self is an experience of wholeness, of completeness.
We are not the fragments. We are not broken into bits. We are whole.
Chasing after the pieces we deem better only distracts from the truth that we are already complete.
By embracing the entirety of self, you open the door to the wholeness of who you are — now and always.
Look at the parts to understand the whole, but never mistake the parts for the entirety.
The whole of self is infinitely greater than the sum of its parts.
When you rest in that knowing, every moment becomes a reflection of your wholeness.
