Lessons from Sedona: A Spiritual Pathway to Serenity and Contentment

When we have nowhere else to turn and we stand naked without any barriers to the universe, the stark helplessness we feel may be the first step towards acquiring true wisdom. Aging does not guarantee wisdom automatically. Some sheeple have much further to go than others in their journey to maturity. Some are still infants, some are in kindergarten, some in grade school, some in high school, some in college and some are beyond in the school of life no matter their physical age. Apostle Paul spoke of this as he led the Christian flock from its infantile beginnings. This is solid food, not milk, so you may not yet be ready for it. (1 Corinthians 3:1-9) Most sheeple get to a certain maturity level and stay there the rest of their lives. Continuous growth throughout life is possible but it comes with increasing pain and requires continuous stretching beyond the zone of comfort, and so it is avoided by most everyone. If you are reading this, you are one of a very small number of advanced souls who is ready to advance even further. The journey is like school, stepping up from one grade to another to another, each step taken with trepidation and only the hope for some benefits to come. At the top is the abode of God, the Almighty One. This is the real God, not the one in the Bible, Koran, Book of Mormon, or any other holy book composed by the minds of mankind for the less developed souls. Like textbooks in school, they all merely are to be read and replaced with these higher revelations from Sedona as one climbs to the maturity of human wholeness. After all, one would not expect children in grade school to master higher levels of knowledge than they can understand until they are ready. Wherever you may be in the spiritual climb, this is the place to begin the rest of your journey...or not.