The lenses through which you view the world
I sometimes talk about the distorted lenses that stand between us and the world we think we’re seeing. So what do I actually mean by that? The moment we are born into this life, we are pure awareness. No conditioning. No belief system. No habits. No identity. Just presence. Then very quickly, we are placed into a mechanical vehicle - a body, a name, a look, a story. Maybe you’re blond with blue eyes. Maybe you have brown skin. Maybe your name is XYZ. And without ever questioning it, this becomes “who you are.” But here’s the truth: you are not your name. You are not your skin colour. You are not your appearance. These are things you have - not what you are. And yet, you’ll identify with them for the rest of your life. Then you go to kindergarten. School. Home. Playground. The TV. You’re taught how the world works. What’s possible. What’s normal. What’s safe. What’s dangerous. What you should want. What you shouldn’t be. Slowly, quietly, you build a belief system - not from truth, but from repetition. And if you’re lucky… one day you realise something radical: Your entire life is a reflection of your inner beliefs. You are not seeing the world as it is - you’re seeing it through lenses shaped by conditioning, expectations, and identity. A distorted world… constructed perfectly to match what you believe to be true. Now imagine this: If you could recognise those lenses - question them - and begin to dissolve them… You wouldn’t just see the world more clearly. You'd understand how it actually works. And once you see the world for what it truly is, you don’t just react to it anymore. ✨ You influence it. ✨ You shape it. ✨ You bend it - consciously. This is the work. This is the remembering. And this is exactly what I want to help you with. Stay tuned. 🌌