As the writer of Kamalayan, I often find myself reflecting on the challenge of sharing my message. It's not just about what I want to say; it's about who is ready to hear it. I genuinely believe that the philosophy of Kamalayan—focusing on consciousness awakening—can transform lives. Yet, I’ve noticed that not everyone is prepared to embrace it.
Many people express interest in my seminars or writings, but when the time comes to engage, they often hesitate or simply do not show up. This disconnect can be disheartening. I’ve come to understand that this isn’t necessarily a reflection of their willingness but rather a difference in frequency and vibration.
Think of it this way: frequency is like the rhythm of a song, while vibration represents the emotional energy behind it. Those who are ready for Kamalayan are tuned into a certain frequency that allows them to resonate with its teachings. For others, they might not yet be on that wavelength. Spiritual growth is a personal journey, and everyone travels at their own pace.
Kamalayan encourages a deeper awareness of ourselves and our connection to the universe. It’s about finding our purpose and understanding our place in the grand scheme of things. However, many people are comfortable where they are. They might be curious, but that curiosity doesn’t always translate into action. It can be frustrating for someone like me, who wants to share these profound insights.
I often think about the virtual connections we make through social media. While it seems we are all linked, the reality is that true self-discovery requires more than just scrolling through posts. It demands a willingness to explore, to step outside of one’s comfort zone, and to engage deeply with the material. This is where the mismatch happens. Not everyone is ready to dive into the depths of their own consciousness.
When people express interest in Kamalayan, it fills me with hope. Yet, when they don’t follow through, I remind myself that everyone has their own journey. Just because someone isn’t ready now doesn’t mean they won’t be later. I have learned to let the journey unfold naturally, allowing people to come to their own understanding in their own time.
Kamalayan is about awakening—an opportunity for individuals to connect with their inner selves and gain a richer understanding of life. It’s about exploring those deeper questions that sometimes go unasked. But I’ve realized that it isn’t my job to force this journey upon anyone.
Instead, I focus on those who are receptive. I celebrate the small victories, the individuals who reach out, engage, and seek out knowledge. I believe that as I continue to share the message of Kamalayan, the right people will find it at the right time.
Ultimately, my hope is that everyone, in their own time, becomes ready to explore the beauty and depth of Kamalayan. Until then, I’ll keep sharing my message, trusting that the journey of awakening will resonate with those who are meant to hear it. Are you ready for Kamalayan?
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