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The compilations keep on coming! This time my track "infi" was included in YOGA SOULFLOW. Check it out!
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As I was journaling this morning with the Find Your Happy Daily Mantras Book by @shannonkaiserwrites, I came across a phrase that really resonated with me. ・・・ “Your childhood is your source of inspiration because it represents you at your purest form.” ・・・ 🤯 ・・・ This is so easy to forget. When we’re young—before societal conditioning, before responsibilities, before labeling and judgment—we’re just . . . us. An expression of love. Of peace. Of beauty. Of Source. ・・・ What we do in our day-to-day is an expression of that. So if the two aren’t aligned, of course we’re going to feel like something’s missing. That’s probably why I quit working a job I hated. Why I throw myself random dance parties in the middle of the afternoon. Why I swing in my hammock for hours reading. Why, against all odds of “being successful”, I self-published my books. Why I strive to create impactful content that will shake people awake. ・・・ Because that’s what I did as a child, in my purest form. I devoured books. I wrote stories. I “directed” and “produced” shows. I danced. I played in nature. I spoke my mind without fear of judgment or shame. I did what I WANTED to do because it didn’t matter what anyone else thought about it. Come to think of it . . . as a kid, I was resilient AF. ・・・ I still am. You still are. Why have we forgotten this? ・・・ What did you do in your purest form? How did you express yourself? What could you do for hours on end? What brought you JOY? ・・・ Let’s get back to that. I am of the belief that we can heal the world just by being ourselves —our TRUE selves. When we act on this, we create space for others to do the same. How beautiful is that? ・・・ What one thing will you commit to doing this weekend that you used to do as a kid?👇🏼 ・・・ #lightworkers #workyourlight #risesisterrise #soulflow #creativespirit #authorlife https://www.instagram.com/p/BzTI4CfAdBd/?igshid=2mogfkdeae18
The Carter-Moriah Range in the White Mountains with views of the Presidential Range, and crossing Mount Madison at sunrise on a cold windy day on the ridge.
Lord Melchizedek Message: Returning to the Soul Flow Within http://dlvr.it/TThjwJ
The River of Ishq That Drowns Ego, Not the Soul
The River of Ishq That Drowns Ego, Not the Soul
Sultan Bahu did not describe love as a destination. He described it as a river.
A river does not argue. It does not ask permission. It does not negotiate with obstacles.
It flows.
And in that flow, something always drowns — but it is never the soul.
Why Bahu Chose the River
To Bahu, Ishq was movement — not emotion, not belief, not intensity, but irreversible flow. Once the seeker steps into it, they are no longer in control of direction, speed, or depth.
This is where fear arises.
Because the ego survives by standing on solid ground. It needs edges, identities, roles, certainty.
The river offers none of that.
So when Bahu says Ishq drowns the ego, he means this precisely: the ego cannot survive where there is no footing.
But the soul? The soul is not a structure. It is water remembering water.
What Actually Drowns
People fear surrender because they think something essential will be lost. Bahu clarifies this misunderstanding with ruthless compassion.
What drowns in Ishq is:
the need to be right
the obsession with control
the demand to be seen
the anxiety of self-definition
the illusion of separateness
These are not qualities of the soul. They are survival strategies of the ego.
The soul does not resist flow. The soul is flow.
That is why Ishq never destroys what is real.
Why Ego Resists the River
The ego measures life in outcomes. The river has no outcomes — only continuity.
The ego asks, “Where is this going?” The river answers, “Nowhere else.”
This terrifies the ego because it depends on future validation. But the soul recognizes something familiar in the river — a truth older than memory.
Bahu believed this recognition is what feels like peace during surrender. Not comfort. Not pleasure.
Peace.
Crossing vs Entering
Most people approach love and spirituality trying to cross the river — to get to the other side with identity intact.
Bahu calls this spiritual tourism.
Ishq does not offer crossing. It offers immersion.
You do not arrive somewhere new. You cease to be someone rigid.
The river does not erase you. It dissolves the false boundaries you mistook for yourself.
Why Suffering Appears
If Ishq drowns only the ego, why does surrender hurt?
Because the ego does not die quietly.
It panics when it loses reference points. It interprets dissolution as annihilation.
Bahu would say: the pain is not drowning — it is clutching.
The more tightly the ego grasps the riverbank of identity, the more violent the experience becomes.
The moment it releases, the current becomes gentle.
Modern Resistance to Flow
Modern life trains the ego relentlessly:
optimize
control
brand
perform
prove
In such a world, the river of Ishq feels dangerous, impractical, even irresponsible.
Bahu would respond calmly: anything that cannot survive surrender was never your soul.
True strength, he taught, is not holding together — it is letting go without disintegrating.
The Soul That Emerges
When the ego drowns, something remains.
Not emptiness. Not numbness.
Clarity.
The seeker becomes simpler. Less reactive. Less defensive. Less divided.
The soul moves freely because it no longer needs to announce itself.
This is why those who have entered Ishq often appear ordinary — even invisible — yet radiate unmistakable depth.
They are no longer standing against life. They are moving with it.
Spiritual & Practical Toolkit for Modern Souls
1. The River Check (Daily Awareness)
Once a day, ask: “Where am I resisting flow right now?” Notice without fixing. Recognition loosens grip.
2. The Let-the-Current-Lead Practice
Choose one small situation daily where you release control — a conversation, a plan, a reaction. Observe how life adjusts without collapse.
3. Ego vs Essence Journal
At night, write two columns:
What I defended today
What flowed naturally You’ll begin to see what belongs to ego and what belongs to soul.
4. Breath of Surrender
Inhale slowly and think: I trust the current. Exhale gently: I release the shore. Repeat when anxiety arises.
5. The Water Walk
Once a week, walk near water — river, lake, rain. Do not analyze. Let the body remember what the soul already knows.
Closing Reflection
Sultan Bahu does not ask you to kill the ego. He asks you to step into love deeply enough that the ego cannot swim.
The soul will not drown. It never does.
Because the river of Ishq is not an enemy to who you truly are. It is the return of what you have always been — fluid, unafraid, and whole.
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