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Once you've shown your body what you want it to do, stop micromanaging. Trust your body to do the rest. It's better at learning than you are at training. Direct with simple, pure intent. Let go of all other instructions to your body. Notice mistakes, but go no further in correcting them. Let your body do that. Let your body teach you what works and why. Then chew on that knowledge.

Truth is strange as fiction. The best parts of fiction are true. Fiction serves as a vehicle for truth. Truth becomes stranger than fiction. But it's also undeniably familiar. Like we've known it all along. The creator in each of us is The Creator. Creativity is divinity.

Fear breaks synchronicity. Fear is denial of universal support. Fear is like shadow, with no place among light. Fear is denial of the power within. We are the creator playing mortal. We play well by learning to notice intuition. Guidance is never what we expect. Creativity is divinity.

The spirit is who you are inside reality, outside of the physical world. It is the eternal consciousness that whispers its wisdom to the soul. It speaks in a still, quiet voice as intuition, or divine knowledge. It knows love and truth as one knows one’s own name. The soul is the persona stored in the brain. It is the operating system of the body. It exists as a neural network. It houses the physical will. One must choose to submit one’s rational mind to the intuitive mind. One must choose to listen to the spirit, and learn to trust it. Let the spirit win every dispute with the soul, as the parent disciplines the child in love. In this way, the spirit shapes the enlightened soul as sunlight shapes a tree.

What exactly does it mean to “make sense of” something? To understand it? My intuition (what is that, anyway?) offers this definition: To snugly integrate a new concept into what you already know. The more connections between the new concept and the existing concepts, the deeper the understanding will be. “Pondering” any concept, old or new, can deepen your understanding. Having a diverse set of frames of reference helps build an accommodating infrastructure for new concepts. But what is “knowing”? The result of recognizing truth.  To accept as indisputable, potentially foundational, or even fundamental, fact. What about “knowing about”? To have an existing mental representation of the object. What’s the difference between knowing and understanding? The same as the difference between looking and seeing, listening and hearing.