Becoming Your True Self: Choosing Joy and a New Way to Be

Becoming Your True Self

The true lesson of life is in how to be. When you learn what you truly desire to be, then you can have all that you truly desire. It is in the living and the expression of how we live that we truly become our true selves.

When you look at the world around you and allow your true self to emerge naturally, then all of the elements of creation come together to give you that which you truly desire. When we say naturally, what we mean is that everything you do is in alignment with what feels good to you and is in alignment with your true desires.

As you learn what feels good and what doesn’t, that truly allows for you to emerge as your true self. For your true self is always becoming. It is what you came here to find out:

How can I become that which I am becoming, in whatever form or idea I choose to create myself from within?

Moving Beyond the Reflection

The true lesson of becoming becomes more clear the more that you let go of the mirror image of what you are; instead, allow yourself to be the image. The mirror is only a reflection of what you see of yourself.

If you can choose to let go of the need to reflect yourself back unto yourself, then you can instead choose to simply live a life of joy. For when you choose to live a life of joy, you choose a life well lived.

Allowing Your Inner Desires to Emerge

It is not in the car you drive, nor the house in which you dwell, nor the people and things that you choose to surround yourself with in the past. It is simply in allowing your inner desires to be felt and to emerge, and to show you how everything in the world best responds to you.

And that, my friends, is always in loving yourself to the point of no return.

For when you let go of the need to go where others are going, to be what others are being, and to become what you have become before, you can instead live in the elements of pure bliss and joy at every moment of your existence.

Choosing a New Existence

The true forms of existence exist because you chose to have them exist in that way.

When you choose to say, “I can let go of the way I was existing before and allow the true emergence of what I want to be shown to me now,” then you no longer exist as you were existing before, but rather allow your new existence to exist.

Existence itself is the paradox.

Do you choose to exist as you were existing before, or do you choose to exist in a new form altogether?

There is always a choice, and the choice is yours alone.

To be or not to be—that is the question.