The Embodiment of Truth: How Understanding Becomes Lived Experience
The value of a truth equals your understanding of it; to understand it is to embody it. The embodiment of truths is what the spiritual journey is all about.
A seeker seeks truth because he knows not what it is.
For his journey to be fruitful, he needs to be emptied of the world, all he believes himself to be, and abandon his sense of belonging.
Each frequency is a reality that houses its own truths.
As the journey progresses, subtler and subtler truths are met and embodied; this needs to be a conscious process.
The embodiment of a truth is to accept it in mind, action, and will.
The acceptance of mind is not about the intellect – in fact, intellect has no place in spirituality – it is to allow truth to be consciously processed.
This is not the same as realizing a truth: realizing a truth is in the realm of "I know" which is refilling the perverbial cup.
Instead, we recognize something new in our sphere of conscious awareness and do what it needs to do.
The acceptance of action is to let truth influence the right action that will make the truth tangible, becoming a node of resonance which enables us to reach higher frequencies.
The acceptance of will is about having truth will the way because it's truth that knows; not us.
The truth is what will guide the right action that takes you to higher truths and higher frequencies.
Truths cannot be integrated whole; they come in aspects, perspectives, and actions that need to be taken.
How much is understood of a given truth, is how much that truth has been embodied—
The degree of embodiment determines the stability and your foothold on any given frequency.
Dane Anthony Broderick