The game.
Life is a game, and you should take it seriously. I am often told I take things too seriously, and taking things too seriously is often the reason why we suffer. So we are invited to see the fun side of it. Yet the fun in a game lies in the challenge, in surpassing it. If there is no challenge, if there are no levels, if there is no goal, no winning, then there is no fun, no point in the game. How do we have fun if there is no game? The Ajmaq nawal is very clear today and shows that it bears this duality. You are to have fun and not suffer from the happenings of your life, understand that there is failure and that we don't get to always win, or even, to be a good player; and that's the fun in it, getting better, getting good, playing it. Don't take the suffering so seriously, but please do take the game seriously.
Accepting circumstances is the key to success. Many times religion, spirituality, or any symbolic practice can play against us, even more with the new era influx, where we are simply not even close to soberly measuring and understanding the circumstances. We live in a haze of imagination thinking we are manifesting something, while all we are is just gaslighting ourselves. We are afraid of a sincere diagnostic because we don't want to know how bad we are playing. But hey, it's just a game. On the other hand, ghosts of mind control will want to batter you down with lethal diagnostics and fates that mask as circumstances. This is where thinking differently and speaking with the spirits, or here, the nawals, becomes useful. Yes it's all subjective, but try to be objective within it.
Also remember that it's your game and no one else's. There are external circumstances, the setting, the scenario of the game, is not created by you. But you can decide how to play in that scenario. The scenario will react to certain rules of congruence, but you are the ultimate say in the rules of the game, what is winning, what is advancing. You will and must learn from the example of others, but never let their game become yours.
The game.
Life is a game, and you should take it seriously. I am often told I take things too seriously, and taking things too seriously is often the reason why we suffer. So we are invited to see the fun side of it. Yet the fun in a game lies in the challenge, in surpassing it. If there is no challenge, if there are no levels, if there is no goal, no winning, then there is no fun, no point in the game. How do we have fun if there is no game? The Ajmaq nawal is very clear today and shows that it bears this duality. You are to have fun and not suffer from the happenings of your life, understand that there is failure and that we don't get to always win, or even, to be a good player; and that's the fun in it, getting better, getting good, playing it. Don't take the suffering so seriously, but please do take the game seriously.
Accepting circumstances is the key to success. Many times religion, spirituality, or any symbolic practice can play against us, even more with the new era influx, where we are simply not even close to soberly measuring and understanding the circumstances. We live in a haze of imagination thinking we are manifesting something, while all we are is just gaslighting ourselves. We are afraid of a sincere diagnostic because we don't want to know how bad we are playing. But hey, it's just a game. On the other hand, ghosts of mind control will want to batter you down with lethal diagnostics and fates that mask as circumstances. This is where thinking differently and speaking with the spirits, or here, the nawals, becomes useful. Yes it's all subjective, but try to be objective within it.
Also remember that it's your game and no one else's. There are external circumstances, the setting, the scenario of the game, is not created by you. But you can decide how to play in that scenario. The scenario will react to certain rules of congruence, but you are the ultimate say in the rules of the game, what is winning, what is advancing. You will and must learn from the example of others, but never let their game become yours.
