Core Principles Of Being The Conscious Creator Of Your Reality
Empowerment is being the conscious creator of your reality. It is understanding that you have the choice of what you experience, and how you express yourself. This power is the power of freedom and free will, and it is that which God has granted you as His greatest gift. The intention of this article is to reunite your awareness with this Truth, so that you may experience all that you want, dream and desire. The culmination of the knowledge, understanding and implementation of the material here is the deepest desire that our heart has – peace. I invite you in this moment to ask for support from any spiritual sources that you believe in – angels, guides, deceased loved ones, Ascended Master such as Jesus,  the spirits of Nature, God,  the Universe, and/or any other beings of Light that are willing to offer you support as you begin this journey of moving from who you are now to who the deepest and most real part of you wants to become.
You can do this in your own words, from the heart, or repeat these words here, feeling them in your heart as you do so: “I AM setting the intention to be the conscious creator of my life – to embrace that power that we all
have access to in order to live my own unique expression. I ask any and all beings of Light who work for my highest good to assist me in this process, that it may be smooth, joyful, and full of Grace. Thank you, thank you, and thank you. So it is and so be it.”

Power
There are many kinds of power. Some are considered forces of Nature, or acts of God like the wind, like the sun’s heat and light, like the attractive force of gravity. There is power that we might express physically – pushing, pulling, moving. There is power over another – a form of energetic or emotional control, power derived from weakening someone else.  And then there is Power that is pure potential. It is the sense of power that we feel inside when we know we can do what we want to do. It is not a power over anyone or anything, except perhaps that doubting part of us, which may insist that we are powerless victims unable to achieve anything or amount to anything. This potential is Empowerment. It is the recognition that we can choose how to act in any given moment. We can decide whether to love or hate, to give or withhold, to be happy or not. We can decide how we live our life, what we do with our time, how we support ourselves physically, who we spend time with. Most significantly, we can choose what we think. This is the Power I wish for everyone to experience – the power to love and live a satisfied and peaceful life. It begins with believing you can change, because if you don’t believe you can, then you probably won’t.

Change
Change is happening in every moment. If you want to be more of who you really are, you need to change from who you think you are now. Allowing change is opening to life. Refusing to change is creating stagnation. If you want things to be different, you’ll need to do, think and say different things. There is resistance to change because we feel comfortable as we are, even if it isn’t what we would really like to be happening. The known seems safer than the unknown, only because we think of ourselves as that known part. As long as we define ourselves by what we think, say and do, we won’t want to give these things up and do something else, as we feel we’ll be giving up who we are. “If I change”, we might say, “then it won’t really be me any more, will it?” Look at your life – when you were a child, you changed into the adult you are now. Was that child any less you than who you are now?
No. So what is it then that you are, that survives all of these changes intact?

Who You Are
Who you are cannot be told to you, or shown to you except indirectly. This is one question you must ask for yourself and discover the answer yourself: “Who Am I?”
Ask it, once, and then sit quietly and wait for an answer. Many words may come. Listen to them. Feel them. Do they feel true? Is the accompanying emotion Peace? If not, then ask again, and again sit quietly and wait for an answer. In asking this question, you are saying to God / universe: “Show me who I AM.” And as the words that come as a reply begin to slow and lessen, you will discover something: a feeling, a presence, a sense of watching, witnessing, observing. You may not be able to put it into words, but through this experience you will know perhaps not what you are, but that you are. This awareness is the place of Silence, the place of pure potential. It is the undefinable part of you. When we describe ourselves, we say “I AM this”, or “I AM that”. This is our defined self, our form self. The part of us that does the defining simply says “I AM”. The I AM Presence Presence, or presense,
is literally something that occurs before we can sense it, beyond our senses. Yet it can be felt, and can be known directly. Those of us that suffer, do so from a perspective of thinking that we are our story. We tell stories about how things are, how we are, how life is, what’s happening to us, what we think about something or someone. We weave these stories and we forget that we are the Storyteller, rather than the story. We are free to tell a different story at any time, that is our freedom of choice. To make that choice, however, we must detach from our stories and instead identify with the Storyteller – that I AM Presence that exists in a space before definition. Many think this is a spiritual question, a philosophical matter, and one that doesn’t apply to ‘real life’. Yet your reality is your story, and we were born to choose, not to suffer.

Choose a beautiful life,
Choose to love and to be loved,
Choose to live a life where you are free.