The Pain We Create: A Call to Spiritual Intelligence

By Brex

Man's influence creates pain. From taking lives to cutting down forests and inventing harmful substances like freon, humanity has often placed its desire to create and possess above preserving and caring for what we have. Our decisions lead to climate change, chaos, and war. What if we were to come back to taking care of ourselves and our planet?

The pain we cause ourselves is often blamed on God. Natural disasters, like tornadoes, are neither bad nor good; they are a mixture of uneven circumstances coming together. If we build a world filled with anger, hatred, war, and destruction, how can we expect to navigate it without encountering pain?

We need deep relationships with ourselves, the world, and others. If we don't have evidence of these relationships, we must question whether what we are doing aligns with the experiences we truly want to have. We must choose a path of spiritual intelligence, one that brings us in tune with ourselves and the world around us.

Spiritual intelligence is about creating the experience we want to have, ensuring that our actions don't make others or nature pay the price. By reconnecting with ourselves, the world, and others, we can find the true fulfillment we seek and live the lives we were intended to live. This means making conscious decisions that prioritize harmony, care, and respect for all living beings and the environment.

The message is clear: we must take responsibility for the pain we create and choose a different path. By fostering deep, meaningful relationships and embracing spiritual intelligence, we can move away from a world of pain and towards one of balance and understanding. It's time to care for ourselves and our planet, creating a future where pain is no longer a byproduct of our actions but a catalyst for positive change.

Static Takeaway:

Pain is not punishment—it’s a signal. When we forsake harmony for control, both nature and spirit cry out. But spiritual intelligence offers another path: one of relationship, reverence, and response. Reconnect. Reconsider. Restore. The world we build begins within.

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