Chanting, hunna prayers, drumming circles, sweat lodges, crystal divination, mantras, breathing techniques, meditative practices and many more have all featured on different individual's 'expeditious activities' lists, and some do them all!
The etheric would have you consider this.
If ascension were to be dependent upon the pursuit of particular actions such as these, which are for the majority, uncommon in their execution, is it reasonable to assume that many would actually be successful in ascending? And of course, the answer is no.
Whilst undoubtedly, many spiritual activities in which we may indulge ourselves will raise our vibration on a temporary basis, it is not the activity in itself that brings us closer to ascension, or even leads us further along our pathway. The feeling that we are taking a positive step to get that little bit closer to our ultimate goal that such activities engender may be confidence building on some level, but it is also a sadly misleading one.
Ascension comes as a result of living our lives in mastery, demonstrating that we have learned those lessons, undergone those experiences, had those relationships and performed those services that we had defined, for ourselves, as the substance of our lives. In other words, it is not through the partaking in unusual or obscure practices that we may arrive at the point of ascension. Mastery is not proven through a limited number of activities, but through the entirety of our actions. In other words, what we must do is live our lives.
The etheric would have you consider this.
If ascension were to be dependent upon the pursuit of particular actions such as these, which are for the majority, uncommon in their execution, is it reasonable to assume that many would actually be successful in ascending? And of course, the answer is no.
Whilst undoubtedly, many spiritual activities in which we may indulge ourselves will raise our vibration on a temporary basis, it is not the activity in itself that brings us closer to ascension, or even leads us further along our pathway. The feeling that we are taking a positive step to get that little bit closer to our ultimate goal that such activities engender may be confidence building on some level, but it is also a sadly misleading one.
Ascension comes as a result of living our lives in mastery, demonstrating that we have learned those lessons, undergone those experiences, had those relationships and performed those services that we had defined, for ourselves, as the substance of our lives. In other words, it is not through the partaking in unusual or obscure practices that we may arrive at the point of ascension. Mastery is not proven through a limited number of activities, but through the entirety of our actions. In other words, what we must do is live our lives.