Ever felt bad for enjoying pizza or relaxing too much?
Here’s a crazy thought:
What if your body’s pleasure could connect you to something even deeper than spiritual highs?
How are spiritual worlds like cups and ours like an ocean?
Think of it this way:
1. The spiritual worlds, think angels, souls, deep meditation, are like perfectly sized cups.
2. They get filled with exactly as much “light” or understanding as they can handle.
Nothing more.
Nothing less.
But our messy physical world?
That’s like diving into an ocean.
Confusing.
Unclear.
Overwhelming.
Yet, secretly connected to something way bigger.
Your body helps you realize just how kind and loving The Creator truly is.
Every taste, every comfort, every moment of joy is a reminder.
Does feeling disconnected mean I lack spirituality?
Here’s why that matters to YOU:
If you feel lonely or overwhelmed, it’s easy to chase spiritual highs hoping they’ll fill you up.
But the truth is, your body and your everyday life already hold the deepest connection possible.
One rooted in The Creator’s essential desire.
Feeling disconnected isn’t because you lack spirituality;
it’s because you might be overlooking the power in your daily physical experiences.
What can I try the next time I eat?
Try this today:
1. Next time you eat, pause for 10 seconds and truly feel the pleasure.
Notice the deeper desire beneath it, the desire for connection, love, and comfort.
2. Remind yourself: Your body isn’t in the way of spirituality.
It’s your bridge to it.
Remember this:
“You don’t need to escape your body to feel connected.
You just need to notice how deeply your body already connects you.”
"Eating chocolate could teach you more about the Creator than reading books."
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