Princess Sassy Pants & Co.™

We’re all destined to speak butterfly, for this is our true language, but some might not have gone through the chrysalis of change yet. The caterpillar simply has no reference point for the language of the butterfly. However, unfortunately, particularly in Western culture, people think they know, or should know, what they still need to learn. There isn’t a lot of room in our culture for not knowing.

This is one of the reasons I don’t use certain words here; words that are generally associated with religions. If I were to use some of these familiar words, someone will usually see the word and lay all they think they know about it, good or bad, leaving no room for something new to enter awareness. This wasn’t my idea; it was how I was led inwardly from the beginning.

I find it very helpful to take ideas, particularly those that relate to spirituality and religion, and simply sit quietly and ask within, “What does this really mean? What is this?”

After I began having direct spiritual experiences, I became like a two-year-old; I asked within about the meaning of everything. I saw that I really knew nothing and wanted to know the true meaning beyond the little strings of symbols we call words.

An open mind recognizes it doesn’t know and is willing to be shown–to be taught. I still try to approach every day as a two-year-old. I try to let go of what I even experienced yesterday, so there’s room for fresh, new, and more profound experiences today. There is nothing more glorious than to be inwardly taught each day of all the magnificent wonders that are everywhere.

As we evolve spiritually, we are led to various things along the way. Very early on, I was inwardly instructed to welcome these things but to hold onto them like butterfly wings, very lightly and willing to let them go so that the next step of my unfoldment has room to enter.