Your core truth

Your core truth is not you; it’s just the innermost part of yourself that you wish to keep stable, to keep constant, to keep preserved from change, so that you have a stable presence from moment to moment. A core truth is a nice thing to have in terms of having predictability, in actuality it would be better named as your core lie.

The problem with core truths is that they are determined largely unconsciously by the degree of impact life has made on you as well as the importance, significance or “it must be this way for me” decisions that you have made about life.

If your core truth is made up of things that have happened to you and must not happen again, then that core truth is going to be a fairly disabling expression and beingness for you exist as. As a result of this, even you core truth needs to be released to the divine to be reconfigured into anything that the divine realms can do to improve it so that it is as consistent as possible with eternal truth. Your blockages, your pains, your body, you personality, everything about you, is configured to be in harmony to what your core truth is. And so if you attempt to change the outward manifestations of whom and what you are, you are not going to have much success, because they blossom naturally from the core seed truth that creates your reality.

If you don’t like your reality and you’re willing to take some risk, you could submit your core truth to God to be reconfigured into a more holy, saintly or divinely magnificent, wondrous, eternal truth. If that is done, then the outer manifestations, the issues and the conflicts will all shift naturally because the core identity, the truth of what you are will have been shifted to something else.

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