There is a wealth of knowledge available to the human mind via the physical organism, and it is each human’s choice whether or not to acknowledge and utilize it. Information comes to us through many avenues, none of which are to be ignored if we want to choose wisely.
The rational thinking processes are there to guide us in many life areas, yet we often allow this one avenue of knowing to overpower other avenues that offer us additional and, at times, wiser, more vital information as guidance from Soul. We often evaluate life situations solely from the perspective of human reasoning. In doing so, we miss out on the experiences and learning available if we were to allow ALL of our human capacity for knowing to nudge us in a direction that defies our reasoning and appears to the thinking mind to be illogical and even downright foolish. If each of us were to hold fast to the notion that what we have yet to know—what (to our human mind) has never before existed—could never be, then nothing new would occur in the realm of material inventions, the growing understanding of the nature of reality, and each individual’s capacity for expansion and creation. Beliefs that are not questioned and ideas that are denied exploration due to our adherence to the misunderstood teaching (via a limited interpretation of Truth) that “there is nothing new under the sun” defy the ever-expansiveness of All That Is.
Emotions are another aspect of the human experience. The emotional body is wise when ego fears are set aside, and communication arriving via emotions conveys much knowledge. There is healing power in human tears. Tears that spring from our eyes are just another tool utilized by Spirit to cleanse and heal both the human organism itself and the emotional body. Impurities that block our intuitive perceptions come into being when we cling to fear and the need to know (via human reasoning) why things happen as they do and/or why we FEEL as we do. Dismissing what arises in us through feelings and emotion, especially quite subtle realizations of these, disenfranchises our mortal selves from Spirit, disempowering us in the moment through fear and lack of presence. Instead, we should tune into the less-accepted forms of human intelligence that are available through our feelings and intuitive knowing, both valuable tools of this earthly experience; we should embrace the Divine as expressed through the human form in all of its guises; and we should respect the wisdom in tears—the seeming impossibilities available to us when the heart breaks open.
Allowing the rational thinking of the human mind to override the abundance of information available to us via our emotional bodies is one of the pitfalls of which we should be aware as we walk our individual paths. Striving to approach our daily journeys with open-mindedness; listening to the calls from within; considering theories that sometimes push us in directions that frighten us due to their illogical nature; letting others explore and expand their worlds without our reacting with fear and judgement: These are but a few ways in which we can allow for the miracles we seek to manifest in the third-dimensional realm.
Fear, often defended by the human mind as necessary for survival, is as disruptive to the flow of love though the emotional body as earthly toxins are to the flow of life through the physical organism. We should allow ourselves to awaken to the many ways available to us (outside of the limited models built by human logic) to experience the joy and expansion that is ours as an expression of Source. “…All That Is persists despite what mortal man defines…”