Seeing the Bigger Picture Helps You Better See Within Yourself
How can observing what’s happening in the world—both near and far—support your personal growth? How can global events help you heal, break through blockages, and elevate your inner world?
This is what today’s post is all about.
Hi, my name is Limrat, and this one is going to be a slightly different kind of blog. Hopefully, this will be the beginning of many follow-ups where we’ll dive into different topics—aspect by aspect, subject by subject. But today, we start with something important.
If you’ve been following me, you’ll know I often speak about the importance of being in the moment, the power of grounding, and the growing polarity in the world. That last part--polarity—is at the core of much of the chaos we see around us… and within us.
This is what today’s post is all about.
Hi, my name is Limrat, and this one is going to be a slightly different kind of blog. Hopefully, this will be the beginning of many follow-ups where we’ll dive into different topics—aspect by aspect, subject by subject. But today, we start with something important.
If you’ve been following me, you’ll know I often speak about the importance of being in the moment, the power of grounding, and the growing polarity in the world. That last part--polarity—is at the core of much of the chaos we see around us… and within us.
Polarity and Unity
Polarity means two different poles—generally opposites. It’s not the same as unity.
And unity is what we long for. Unity strengthens us. Unity feels good. But look around: unity is not what’s being promoted by the media, politicians, or governments. That should already tell you something.
They’re chasing their own interests. But the journey toward unity begins with us.
We’re born into a world of opposites—male and female bodies. Yet beyond that, we carry masculine and feminine energy within us. These energies have different qualities. The strength of one is not the same as the strength of the other. The way one supports is not how the other supports. Even their energetic core is different.
And yet, in love relationships—often between a man and a woman—we feel balance. We feel like we complement each other. But as we grow and transform, that balance can shift. People drift apart. Relationships end. We wonder why.
It’s because we are continuously transforming. Influenced by our actions and the world around us—which, by the way, is a mirror of our inner world.
And unity is what we long for. Unity strengthens us. Unity feels good. But look around: unity is not what’s being promoted by the media, politicians, or governments. That should already tell you something.
They’re chasing their own interests. But the journey toward unity begins with us.
We’re born into a world of opposites—male and female bodies. Yet beyond that, we carry masculine and feminine energy within us. These energies have different qualities. The strength of one is not the same as the strength of the other. The way one supports is not how the other supports. Even their energetic core is different.
And yet, in love relationships—often between a man and a woman—we feel balance. We feel like we complement each other. But as we grow and transform, that balance can shift. People drift apart. Relationships end. We wonder why.
It’s because we are continuously transforming. Influenced by our actions and the world around us—which, by the way, is a mirror of our inner world.
The World as a Reflection
The outer world reflects our inner state. It’s often easier to observe and judge what’s happening out there than to sit with what’s going on inside.
But you—you’re watching this, which means you have the ability to look within. Maybe you just needed a reminder.
That’s how many encounters work. We meet someone, and through that interaction, we learn. We awaken. Deep down, we already know.
If you've been watching the news or scrolling through social media, you’ve probably seen it: war, bullying, offense, outrage. Maybe even things hitting closer to home—affecting people you know, or maybe even you personally.
And then… remember the title of this blog: "Seeing the bigger picture helps you better see within yourself."
But you—you’re watching this, which means you have the ability to look within. Maybe you just needed a reminder.
That’s how many encounters work. We meet someone, and through that interaction, we learn. We awaken. Deep down, we already know.
If you've been watching the news or scrolling through social media, you’ve probably seen it: war, bullying, offense, outrage. Maybe even things hitting closer to home—affecting people you know, or maybe even you personally.
And then… remember the title of this blog: "Seeing the bigger picture helps you better see within yourself."
Choosing Sides Reveals Something Deeper
When we see conflict—between people, groups, countries, even continents—we often choose a side. That instinct, that judgment, reveals something important about how we see ourselves.
And if you pay close attention, you’ll notice that the side you didn’t choose often has aspects you don’t like within yourself. We all carry light and dark, good and bad—which are simply different frequencies.
Worried about global wars? Some say it’s an information war. A social media war. A tech war. That’s all partly true.
But go deeper, and you’ll realize it’s a war of frequency.
And if you pay close attention, you’ll notice that the side you didn’t choose often has aspects you don’t like within yourself. We all carry light and dark, good and bad—which are simply different frequencies.
Worried about global wars? Some say it’s an information war. A social media war. A tech war. That’s all partly true.
But go deeper, and you’ll realize it’s a war of frequency.
A Frequency War
Yes, a frequency war—light versus dark. With many shades in between.
We’re living it right now. But light is slowly winning. It’s part of a cosmic cycle—one that lasts about 12,700 years. We’re rising into higher frequencies again.
Scientists have even confirmed this: our solar system has entered a part of space with a higher vibration.
And while we enjoy this light, our souls also embraced the dark before—because our souls seek experience. That includes both ends of the spectrum.
You and I—here, now, in 2025—we chose to be part of this. We chose to contribute, to participate. And we do that by working on ourselves.
We’re living it right now. But light is slowly winning. It’s part of a cosmic cycle—one that lasts about 12,700 years. We’re rising into higher frequencies again.
Scientists have even confirmed this: our solar system has entered a part of space with a higher vibration.
And while we enjoy this light, our souls also embraced the dark before—because our souls seek experience. That includes both ends of the spectrum.
You and I—here, now, in 2025—we chose to be part of this. We chose to contribute, to participate. And we do that by working on ourselves.
Observation Is Your Tool
One way to see within? Simply observe what’s happening around you. What comes into your awareness—whether on your street or on your screen—is showing you something.
You’re not seeing all the news in the world. You’re seeing what you need to see. That’s how life works. It’s tailored to your growth. If something from the other side of the globe shows up on your feed, it’s because there’s something in you related to that.
You’re not seeing all the news in the world. You’re seeing what you need to see. That’s how life works. It’s tailored to your growth. If something from the other side of the globe shows up on your feed, it’s because there’s something in you related to that.
A Practice to Anchor This
In the next videos (and blogs), I’ll dive into specific subjects to show how this dynamic works. But for now, let’s end with a powerful mantra from Bashar.
Repeat this three times, preferably out loud. Once in the morning when you wake up, once before sleep. Do it throughout the day too, if you feel like it.
Repeat this three times, preferably out loud. Once in the morning when you wake up, once before sleep. Do it throughout the day too, if you feel like it.
“I am who I am, and that is enough.”
Now say it with me:
- I am who I am, and that is enough.
- I am who I am, and that is enough.
- I am who I am, and that is enough.
Earlier today, when I did this, I felt my frequency shift. My body responded—I felt pain, discomfort, joy, a mix of things. But I felt something.
For most of us, this is new. Truly accepting who we are—for who we are. And recognizing that this is enough.
You don’t need to be like anyone else. You are who you are. And that is enough.
Sure, you’ll change. And when it’s time, life will bring the right lessons and experiences to help you become who you’re meant to be.
For most of us, this is new. Truly accepting who we are—for who we are. And recognizing that this is enough.
You don’t need to be like anyone else. You are who you are. And that is enough.
Sure, you’ll change. And when it’s time, life will bring the right lessons and experiences to help you become who you’re meant to be.
So again:
I am who I am, and that is enough.
If you ever need help, know this: asking for help is a sign of strength.
I’ll be very happy to help you. Contact me here
I am who I am, and that is enough.
If you ever need help, know this: asking for help is a sign of strength.
I’ll be very happy to help you. Contact me here
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