Justified and Ancient: unearthing the roots of human insecurity
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Justified and Ancient: unearthing the roots of human insecurity
If we are honest, most of us live in a highly manipulated, insecure world, where justification of who and what we are is mandatory and normalised. From birth we are required to justify ourselves, our name, our credentials, our entitlement to attend various educational institutions, to get a job, to not get a job and so on ... We are justifiably comfortable explaining why we must be somewhere, be someone or do something notable – and are often lavishly rewarded for our efforts and narratives. We constantly justify our best and worst behaviours, how we feel, what we believe in and why it is right (or wrong) based on what society’s ‘normal’ standards tell us that should be. Too bad if it doesn’t sit well with your conscience, your body or sense of what your innermost heart tells you is loving and harmless.
And when we aren’t justifying ourselves, we are busy justifying on behalf of someone else, usually a family member, friend or someone in whom we have invested significant emotion, expectation or ideals.
Even more ridiculous is the fact that as a one human collective we have repeatedly sought to justify our appearance on this planet (Darwinism or religious dogma, take your pick), to justify our atrocious habits of rape, suicide, genocide etc. and equally to extol (justify) our lauded pinnacles of betterment, good, charity or peace. Many unspeakable things have been done and are still done on this planet in the name (justification) of such ideals.
Why?
At its foundation, justification is about making the current, irretrievably broken model of human life more secure and comfortable for us all to live in, so that we don’t ever collectively or individually question it, let alone dismantle it. Justification aims to convince others of what is right or wrong, good or bad, normal or abnormal, but it never takes account of what our physical body registers to be energetically true or not.
In other words, the act of justification is a mental exercise, and intellectual leverage on our human predicament, and not an expression of Soulful or energetic truth. Let’s go deeper with this …
We may sense in our innermost core, that a thought, expression, situation or event is harm-filled, only to find ourselves or someone else justifying why that thought, expression, situation or event is ok, normal or harmless. And nine times out of ten it is the justification that ‘wins’, not the whole body or its innate energetic sense of what is true for all.
Therein lies a canyon-sized gap, a mismatch, into which can be inserted all manner of manipulated evil.
Justification invites conflict. Every ancient and modern war ever fought has been fought on the back of it being ‘justified’ by one or both parties – else why go to war? Every court case, every dispute, every verbal beating or petty playground spat depends on the ‘justification factor’, the convincing of one or many others to collude with what is being expressed, enforced, imposed or proposed. You know the deal …
‘I did it because …’ ‘They deserved it because … ‘We have to do it because ….’
The interesting thing about justification is that it works to destroy clarity; either to impose a truth on another and thereby destroy their inherent ability for bodily realisation, or to undermine truth from its first micro-expression. For example, you might realise instantly, beyond any doubt, that something is energetically true for you, as sensed in your whole being and body, but be unable to express why it is true. And so immediately you will be fed the knowledgeable and very human justifications that ‘prove it to be so’, along with all the pros and cons, the arguments for (or against) that truth or the logical reasons why others should feel as you do.
In other words, the normalised human behaviour of justification is seeded by an entrenched and aeons old insecurity – the insecurity of being ‘just’ human. Justification instantly undercuts the awareness that we are multidimensional, more than human and have a choice to be the grand instrument of Divinity and Soul.
Part of the problem is that the act of justification is vibrationally a slow one; it complicates and dampens the instant simplicity and purity of any bodily realisation, the sort most of us recall having as children. These vibrationally faster realisations are when an Energetic Truth is registered in the body without drawing upon premeditative thought, emotional interference or imposed belief. Ask yourself how often did you:
Justify yourself as a baby? AND How many times as an adult have you felt the need to justify yourself because of your family, your partner, your religious upbringing or your work environment?
If accepted as ‘normal’, justification is the complication that erodes the absoluteness of any sensed truth, inviting instant comparison between what you have registered to be true in that moment and what the person or collective you are petitioning to desires and decrees ‘truth’ should be. Before long, the absoluteness and clarity have faded and you are left in the swamp of doubt, wondering yourself what it is you were justifying and if it was indeed true. This opens the door to being fed even more justification, emphasis and conviction to soothe the mounting insecurity and uphold the rightness or wrongness of you or the others involved in the discussion or dispute.
This is all very deliberate.
The model of human life, as it currently stands, is designed to discount our multidimensional and Universal origins and the truth of why we are here, justifying our existence on a tiny planet called Earth, spinning endlessly in Space. It has been designed to keep us all in a state of constant insecurity and justification of our human-ness, never entirely sure if what we have sensed about life here is true – namely that there is much more to us and the physical world than meets the eye, ear or touch.
Justification strips us of our Universality, our otherworldly insight and our moments of absoluteness. In short, it demands we accept the lie that we are only human and therefore must source and justify human intelligence from the equally rotten source of what is deemed knowledge to inform any decision, behaviour or course of action.
Which begs the question:
Who or more accurately, What, are we really justifying ourselves to?
The Ageless Wisdom, an ancient study of energetic truth, has never justified itself, but through its numerous lineages and human eras, has observed humanity, presenting that we are vessels of energy, not sources. It has presented that there are only two source of energy that inform our human decisions – these are spirit or SOUL, otherwise known as Divinity.
The One Soul does not justify itself. It does not need to. Like the stars and the Divine Expansion of the Universe it belongs to – It simply is.
It is only the spirit that needs to justify itself and decant that crippling mendacity into its human face on earth, the human being. This is because it – the spirit – is incomplete, a fragmented fragment of its original Soul-full form, willingly and arrogantly kept alive by ceaseless justification of its existence. It is the spirit that justifies its separation from Soul, from Universal Order and from energetic Truth. It justifies its existence to give itself an entitlement to create and dominate the affairs of its human physical aspect (us) and the world which we refer to casually as ‘human life’.
It is no wonder the human being, the deliberately dumbed-down physical face of the spirit, is so addicted to justifying its many supplied narratives, life after life. Only when we choose to sense the instant realisations provided by the intelligent human body in direct connection to Divine matter can we be made whole again, free from the spirit’s imposition.
THUS:
Could it be that our human relationship with justifying ourselves is more about our relationship with being multi-Universal and choosing to ignore the possibility that we are much more than human by innate design?
If the answer is even a curious yes, then playfully experiment and observe the many colours of justification you find yourself a part of in work, family and relationship. See them as stop moments to connect deeply with your breath, your heart, your whole body – and realise what is driving the insecurity and need. This is how the spirit is exposed, and the Divine power of the Soul in waiting can be realised.
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