Step Into The Light

07/30/2024

I’ve always been a naturally trusting person. I try and see the good in everyone. At times, though, I’ve been naive. I gotten into toxic relationships. I befriended narcissists. I’ve been scammed a few times. Learning discernment has been a hard lesson for me, but a good one. Here’s what I do, always with love and respect (as much as possible).

Step 1 - See the red flags.
Hey something isn’t right here.
Why did they do that?
That’s strange behaviour….

Step 2 - Connect the red flags.
Observe patterns and threads.
Common themes.
Deception and hidden agendas.

Step 3 - Find the source.
Where is this comming from?
Why is this happening?
What’s motivating this behaviour?

Step 4 - Discernment
How much can I trust this person/people?
Do I need to be assertive about something.
Have the courage to say no.

There is usually a root to every red flag. It’s usually comes from trauma or poor parenting/mentorship.

Being who I am, this is constant work. Discernment is not my natural state. Love, joy and trust is. But discernment has become a skill that has really helped my character and peace of mind.

Aside from observing people, I also use discernment when observing different social movements, leaders and establishments that hold influence over my life. For instance, I didn’t get vaccinated because I observed so many red flags around that. Things not adding up. Inconsistencies. Desperation. Deception. Things that made me go hmmm… I’m proud of myself for taking that stance and not buckling despite the myriad of pressures coming at me.

I hope this list helps anyone looking for stronger discernment. Unfortunately, in this day and age, we need plenty of discernment and the strength to stand our ground. We need to think for ourselves (and not let the media think for us). We need to hold our truth above acceptance and conformity. We need to become comfortable with saying no, even if this means standing alone.

With love and respect.
Steve

05/23/2024

I’m curious who here has had a significant spiritual experience and is willing to share a bit about it. I’ve been fortunate to have a few significant spiritual experiences. The most profound was in 2004. While driving in the backseat of a car in New Zealand, I seemingly left my body for a place of no time/no space. First, there was a being who asked, “Are you ready to meet God?” In total peace and calm, I responded, “Yes.” Soon after, God appeared. He was/is amazing. Incredibly powerful and wise, yet also loving a gentle. Words cannot describe. He brought me through a series of lessons and revelations. He showed me the state of being that most people endure, which doesn’t allow them to experience this miracle of life and who they created to be with it. We spent what felt like years together. Soon after, I returned to my body. I had no idea how long I was gone. Apparently here on the Earth, the people in the car thought I had fallen asleep for 15 minutes or so. I couldn’t believe it. It was a wild experience . There’s so much more that happened. It changed my life forever.

04/01/2024

Gov (and their handlers) believe in over-population and are finding different ways to depopulate (without losing control/power). Instead, they could use their positions of influence to do great things with the people of the planet. Imagine 8 billion people in love, harmony, alignment and togetherness. It could be wonderful.

01/27/2024

11/13/2023

I’ve learned so much about spiritual attacks over the past few years. They’re very real. They’re like having a negative voice that pops into your head in hopes that you’ll take its bait. But we each have the power to discern and dismiss them. But this is a skill that takes awareness and practice.

10/26/2023

Daily practice is very important on this spiritual path. For me it’s important to stay connected to Life’s context forces. By doing so, you’ll feel part of something bigger that is loving, nourishing and guiding you.

10/18/2023

What is an emotional wound?

10/18/2023

While studying music at university, a rare auto-immune disorder suddenly disabled Steve’s hands and speech. Utterly shattered, he spiraled into intense depression until eventually hitting rock bottom. At his lowest point, he did something he hadn’t done in a decade…he prayed. "If there’s a God...please take me..." his soul whispered through a mouth that could barely speak. To his surprise, his prayer was answered, but not how he expected.

That night, Steve underwent a massive spiritual awakening where ½ of his identity seemingly disappeared, revealing a connection to life that was deep, profound, and evidently guiding him. Weeks later, life summoned Steve to do something profound. He was ‘called’ to let go of all his possessions and faithfully follow his heart for one entire year. After much deliberation, he eventually said yes, sparking a series of events that were truly divine. This trip brought him to the far corners of the world and into the depths of his soul (and beyond). In his highest state of enlightenment, he even met God, an experience that changed his life forever.

Now, Steve has created “Step Into The Light” - a course designed to help others heal and awaken. It focuses on the stark contrast between the miracle of Life and the humanity we were born and raised in. Life is harmonious and supportive, yet humanity is filled with far too much pain, greed and fear. Because of our unnatural upbringing, we each carry wounds and negative beliefs, which cause tremendous confusion and suffering. This course helps heal these wounds while aligning us more with the miracle we live in. The result is less confusion and pain and more connection and truth.