Goal: Impeccable Integrity

One of the things that is very important to me to consistently work on bringing through my embodiment is integrity. It’s something I hold of high value, respect deeply in others, and can feel the slightest nuances when something or someone is out of alignment with it, including myself.

What does integrity mean to me?

It is a consistent, unwavering commitment to stay the course of gracious and genuine trueness – where action merges with words and heart becomes transparent. It is living by your values as best as you can, which I believe leads to fulfillment and emanates a contagious resonance.

I believe it’s about accountability and doing the real work constantly – not just speaking about something, but actually putting it in motion in your own life. I always call it being a “walking example” of authenticity both inside and out.

I also believe it’s not something you ever stop working on.

Is it hard?

Of course it is.

And so having a commitment to constantly doing the work, being curious around our thoughts, feelings, and actions, and not thinking we’ve arrived simply because we mentally grasped an idea, I feel keeps us on course.

Integrity is something that can help us discern who and what we gravitate toward and why, rather than just following the instant rush or “celerbrity/guru” aura appeal that can be glamorous and magnetizing – in essence seductive to our immediate needs.

Integrity is a level of resonance you feel on the subtle levels and while easy to disguise on the outside to people who are in need of a certain fix, it will not go unnoticed by people who can feel the underlying currents.

I’m grateful to have Astrid in my life who helps me so much with staying on course, since she reflects and detects the finest frequency imbalances.

Alongside making personal adjustments and processing things I notice in the moment, one of the ways I work on bringing more integrity into my life is by sharing vulnerably and expressing where I have had challenges, or am working on current challenges. I feel that when we recognize and own exactly where we are without judgment, we help ourselves to ease more gently into authentic expression and integrity.

Some of the challenges I’ve been especially focused on strengthening for myself involve:

• creating greater balance rather than extremes
• more deeply loving and embodying my humanity rather than being tired of life or escaping into the ethereal and otherworlds
• bringing through greater equilibrium by strengthening my inner sacred male
• deepening into greater unconditional and compassionate non-attachment
• stepping more and more out of old wounds (this or other lives)
• alleviating procrastination tendencies around certain things

What are some of the areas you do or would like to work on more to increase your own personal integrity?

I believe that these honest conversations with ourselves can be liberating, as they help to reveal our true nature and any shadow parts that are working behind the scenes. Once we identify the areas that could do with a little or a lot of tweaking to align ourselves more with our values, we can begin to build a new life on a more stable basis than we’ve formerly been used to.

We will increasingly feel stability within our deep, empowered selves.

We become conscious in each cell of our bodies.

Might these times be directing us toward greater integrity in our lives as a whole?

It’s definitely something I ponder and will continue to ponder daily because it is an alignment I’d like to continue on the path of in greater ways.

Breathing in the fullness of experience helps to fill our lungs with the sweet aroma of life – and that includes all depths of its richness that are inherent within every experience fully being experienced for what it is.

Enrichment comes with continued deep integration into our powerful selves.

And the more you create greater alignment, the more you’ll shine your authenticity through every season of you.

Goal: Impeccable Integrity

That might not be everyone’s goal, but it’s one I am committed to continue working on every day of my life.