Surfing the Ocean of Truth.

Our innate power to manifest the higher will can be illustrated by the image of surfing. The stream of infinity — both our point of origin and ultimate destination — constantly emits energies that wish to take form. These energies are like waves in the ocean of truth, representing the universe. The waves offer us opportunities to express ourselves in alignment with our higher will.

Many of these waves never reach us, but some crash precisely where we stand. They are meant for you. They are part of your divine path and offer the chance to follow it. Your first task is to recognize these waves. Ask yourself: Is this wave originating from myself? Was it generated by a passing boat or someone else in the water? Or does it spring from the infinite depths of the ocean, carried by the wind? Learn to discern and identify the genuine waves meant for you.

With each of these waves, you can ultimately choose to ride it or let it pass. That's true freedom. Sometimes such a wave can be powerful and intimidating. If you decide to ride it, you must align with it, adopt its rhythm, and most importantly, let go of all fears and doubts. The biggest waves, those that can carry us the furthest, often scare us the most. By trusting that we've identified the right wave — one meant for us and part of our divine path — we can release these fears. When we feel the pull towards a particular wave, we know we're on the right track. Only what aligns with our path evokes this enthusiasm within us.

If you're able to push fears and doubts aside, you can wholly surrender to the wave and let it carry you. In doing so, you create with divine love. Don't try to control it, resist it, or steer it by your will. Instead, let it guide you. However, this doesn't mean being passive. On the contrary, surfing requires great skill and, above all, humility and respect for nature's power. It's about harnessing its energy, not working against it. The wave poses a challenge from which you can learn and grow as you create.

Once the wave ends, it returns to the ocean and merges with the stillness of the greater whole. What remains is the experience it gifted you and the inspiration you derived from it. This experience and inspiration are conveyed into the world through your creations. With that, the manifestation is complete. The next step is not to cling to your creation but to be grateful and let go, making you open and ready for the next wave.

We have a natural desire to want to ride these waves. If we ignore them or let them pass, we miss out on a piece of life force. Merely drifting in the ocean can be draining, whereas riding the waves revitalizes us. Without this energy, we start to wither. It's our duty to remind ourselves that we are part of this ocean and to follow our longing for the waves.