Thoughtful Thursday & Divine Identity

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As humans, we have two identities and they are fighting for our attention.

Our false identity is sometimes called our false self, natural man, or ego.

We know we are living in our false identity when we are operating from feelings of fear, contention, lack, comparison, isolation, hate, or shame.  

All because of what we believe about ourselves and our lives.

Beliefs that limit our ability to create a life we love and our influence for good.

Our divine identity is something we were all born with.

We didn’t and we don’t earn it.  

Understanding this truth will set you free.  

It will open your heart and your mind.

You will know you are living in your divine identity when you are experiencing life from a place of love, humility, gratitude, hope, connection, grace, faith and joy. 

Your divine identity is who you truly are.

Nothing is wrong with you.  

You are not broken.  

You are complete and whole.

Our Heavenly Parents couldn’t love you more than they do right now.

They created each one of us and provided this earthly experience of agency and opposition in order for us to become who we were meant to be.

We gain experience through learning what it is like to live in our divine identity and what it is like to not.

This is the 50/50 part of life.  

This opposition shapes us into who we are to become. 

This experience is the best classroom for us to change our hearts and to become more like God.

What would your life experience be like if you understood that you are a divine being right now as you are?

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