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Our work with the light that reforms teaches us about correcting our egoism by shifting our intention from the will to receive for one’s self to the will to receive in order to bestow to others. By implementing this practice into our daily lives we can strengthen the influence of the reforming light.
By wanting to bestow rather than receive we draw the light that reforms. As a result we find ourselves connecting with others and are thus able to see another way of acting. We see through our blocades and how our ego held us back to make the progress in spirituality we so desperately yearned for. That insight makes us realize how little progress we have actually made. On the other hand the little attainment we just experienced hints at a new possibility: that of trusting the process and allowing to be led by our intuition. And so we attain a new degree of freedom, that of voluntarily embracing and working with whatever what comes to us from the outside. The freedom to change our attitude from a: yes- but to a simple: yes! And so a new cycle starts; an insight leds to a regret and an intuition of what should be corrected. This desire for correction than brings an intuition of new ways to ascend. And so the light that reforms will resume its guidance and helps us getting a stronger sense of what the collective unconscious actually is and how we relate to that field. We strengthen the influence of the reforming light by experiencing the joy that comes from feeling connected, and trusting the intuition we get from the field’s intelligence.
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