Everything We Do Matters

Everything We Do is of extraordinary consequence first and foremost to us and who we are and want to be, and to the whole.

Our indulgences matter, our shortcuts matter, our holding out matters, our hiding out matters, our indulging matters, our fear matters, our internal stance of againstness matters, our complaint matters.

Our “yeah but” matters. Our sob story matters. Our refusal to be happy matters.

On the other hand, our pretending to be happy matters, our pumping it up in order to stay happy outside of connection matters.

When we are in the mere act 
of realizing our potential, when we have made the fundamental decision to be a force for true happiness on the planet starting with ourselves—then despite mistakes, despite uncertainty, despite unknowing and insecurity—we become a clarifying force on the planet and the nutrient that we are is released into the whole to fortify humanity. This is our potential and 
our responsibility in Eros.

There is no charity, no social work we can do that is more important than our becoming who we are. Those are often compensations for not doing the true work.

And everything done from
scarcity carries with it a frequency of scarcity, and most often is done
to look good, which fortifies the world of appearances. We would be better off doing a small invisible act of realizing self than we would be to organize
an entire world of do-gooding.

When we fully realize who we are, we can bring erotic order to the world. We can be a centerpoint from which clarity radiates. The truth is that our essence expressed is a force of deliverance. Not expressed is a force of disorder.