10/28/2025
šæ The Subtle Trap of Waiting for āWhatās Comingā
Iāve been sitting with a big realization latelyā¦
Across so many traditions, from Christianity to the New Age and everything in between, thereās often a similar thread..a focus on something external thatās coming to save us, prove weāre on track, or mark us as āchosen.ā
Whether itās the idea of a rapture, a second coming, a mass awakening, or open contact with beings from other realms, itās still the same pull outward.
For much of my life, part of me has loved that. Iāve always looked to those who seemed wiser or more evolved, teachers, mentors, guides, and that longing has brought me to incredible souls and deep lessons. But itās also shown me how the ego loves to keep seeking validation outside of itself.
Because whether itās waiting for Jesus to return or for the ships to land in 2027, the psychology underneath is often the same:
āØ Hope mixed with fear
āØ A subtle sense of being āspecialā or āchosenā
āØ And a focus that quietly pulls us away from the still point within
True āascension,ā if we can call it that, isnāt something we wait for. Itās what unfolds inside usā¦
Itās the softening of self-concernā¦
Itās humility, surrender, and the dissolving of the egoās attachments so that something greater can move through usā¦
When we become clear vessels for the One, Heaven isnāt something that arrives one day, itās something that moves through us now.
None of the great wayshowers like Jesus, Buddha, Ramana Maharshi, Anandamayi Ma, Yogananda, or Neem Karoli Baba ever told us to wait for an event. Their lives were a living embodiment of inner surrender, the kind that reveals the Kingdom here and now.
Maybe thatās the invitation for our time tooā¦
To stop waiting for proof that weāve arrived,
and start living as if Heaven is already here, within us, as us. š«
