Aligning With Your "Genius", or Your Expanded Self

Sunday nite's circle had me searching my treasured video files for these two gems, that I would like to share with you. First is content by well known channeled guide, Abraham, featured in The Secret, and the second is a delightfully vivid poem by Australian poet, Cameron Semmens:

Own Your Power!

Posted on our facebook group wall by one of our participants and we wanted to share it:

We are the kings and queens, rulers and leaders, gurus and masters of our own domain and sovereign selves. Close the deal, pickup the keys, and take possession of your own home.

Connect to your Genius

Everyone has a genius. Your genius is being highly connected to what you most love to do and what you do best. Brilliance is putting into practice your genius on a regular basis. Forget this word "work". Just "be" connected to your genius.
~ from a dialog between Lori Steed and Terry Musch    May 11, 2011

I definitely believe we are each constantly in search of how to be who we truly are. 

I say constantly because we live in a dynamic physical universe where change is constant, so we must continually adjust, not only to our environment and its physical changes, but also to our world view, or our universe view.  Our world view is where we see ourselves, what we think our relationship is with all that we interact with, and our perspective.  It’s also been called our paradigm.

In search of means we want alignment and integrity with what we desire or prefer and what we actually experience.  We do this thing where we check in.  We take in input, or data and information, through our senses and we check that input against our world view.  We have experiences on an ongoing basis, and based on how we experience, which is expressed in our physical bodies as emotional responses, we adjust our behaviors and actions.  The negative and positive emotions are part of how our system operates.  Call it the emotional guidance system.  Another way of saying it is that we are comfortable, uncomfortable or neutral about any given situation, and then of course there are degrees or intensities on that scale.  The searching is the process integration of input in this constant living, breathing, experiencing and being thing we ALL do.  I use in search of because we never arrive.  We are always on the journey.  Even if we feel like we have arrived, change is constant, so we’re instantly thrust forward by default and must continue searching for the next expansion of the expression of who we are.

Coming together with others to dialog about this process is helpful to me, and I enjoy it very much.  This is why I explore life in Center Circle and invite others to as well.  Participate.  Connect to your genius.