Being at cause

𝓒𝓸𝓷𝓿𝓮𝓻𝓼𝓪𝓽𝓲𝓸𝓷𝓼 𝔀𝓲𝓽𝓱 𝓽𝓱𝓮 𝓤𝓷𝓲𝓿𝓮𝓻𝓼𝓮.

Many of life’s occurrences can feel random, yet—more often than not, they are not random at all. Much of what we perceive as an unexpected “life quake” or even a “life tsunami” is the culmination of countless micro-actions, and energetic imprints accumulated over time. These actions, though sometimes subtle in their origins, inevitably converge, meeting us like a wave breaking upon the shore.

Whether we are aware of it or not, we exist within a universe governed by the immutable law of cause and effect. Every action, thought, or intention carries an energetic signature, creating ripples in the fabric of time. The energy we emit —whether through deeds, words, or the quiet currents of our inner world, are not lost; but mirrored back to us in equal measure.

This law operates not only in the immediate present but across the vast continuum of time. While we may not always perceive a direct link between a current circumstance and it’s origins, the energy at play often traces back far beyond recent events; sometimes to patterns, choices, or actions from long-forgotten moments or even lifetimes ago.

You see, Energy, by its very nature, is neither created nor destroyed it simply changes form. This fundamental principle, reveals the profound continuity and interconnectedness of all things.

The universe, in its infinite intelligence, holds a memory of all that has been set into motion. What may appear random or unexplainable in the present can often be the result of causes seeded in distant times. A perspective that challenges us to consider life’s events as not isolated occurrences but part of a far greater and intricately woven story—one where every experience offers an opportunity for awareness, growth, and evolution.

It calls on us to dig deep and review our inherent responsibility—not only for that which we set in motion but that which we experiences in turn as a result.

It reminds us that we are less likely to be passive victims of circumstance; rather, we are co-creators of our reality, whether we engage with this truth consciously or allow it to unfold unconsciously.

And far from a concept to Fear, is an invitation that points to the elegance of a much greater design—one that operates with a type of intelligence and purpose which invites us to grow, learn, and evolve.

It’s a profound opportunity to engage with life through a deep, embodied feeling experience, where our emotions, thoughts, and actions don’t govern us but are felt fully through conscious awareness. It is through this embodied presence that we can allow the intelligence to flow through us— to become a catalyst for growth, compassion, wisdom, and love—these sacred qualities are not abstract concepts but living forces that take root in the very fibers of our being, transforming how we respond to the world around and within us.

By embracing this knowing, we become better able to accept and navigate the shifting tides of life—whether it brings joy, sorrow, or something in between—as opposed to being swept away by it.

This understanding is not about detaching from life—but instead remaining fully and deeply connected to it—whilst accepting its infinite yet transient nature; allowing us to better embrace the full spectrum of this human experience with grace, clarity, and an openness.

In this way, we are have the opportunity to test out the many different flavours of love—the ways it can be brought to any situation, how it can move through us in ways that heal, create, and transform. Life, in its essence, becomes a playground for which love is not just a passive force but an active, engaging force—one that shapes our choices, guides our actions, and radiates outward in ways we may not always immediately recognise.

We begin to sense that something greater than our selves is experiencing itself through us—through the intricate, and at times harrowing, interplay of sorrow, joy, pain and ultimately healing. And through this experience we come to appreciate what it means to be fully human, to be conscious creators of our circumstances, and to feel the weight of our choices in a universe that honors free will.

Ultimately, through the great gift of being here on Earth, we get to experience the full breath of life, to grow, learn and evolve through the culmination of our energetic contributions. We are, after all, students in Earth’s school , and every experience—whether challenging or joyful—is an invitation to grow into the highest expression of ourselves.

And we may choose to deny and resist this truth, and perceive ourselves as victims of external forces—to look at life as simply random events; or we can cultivate awareness—and become more intentional with the energy we put out and and inevitably contribute to the world.

That choice is ours.

𝓑𝓮 𝓪𝓽 𝓬𝓪𝓾𝓼𝓮.