Do you find it easier to do for others than for yourself? Do you feel guilty when you focus on your personal and spiritual development at the expense of other things or people that might need your time? Or maybe even your friends or family attempt to make you feel guilty?
What does THEO mean when they talk about being centered in the self but not being self-centered? And what is the “center-point” that we have heard then speaking about recently? As a student of THEO’s teachings you are becoming empowered with knowledge that can change your life and the lives of those around you. What do you do with this knowledge?
“When one feels their full presence, worthiness and masterhood, you are in a timeless state. There is total awareness. And some have felt that even for a moment but know as it grows and is utilized it can be felt for a lifetime.” - THEO
