Coming Home: The Divine That Lives Within You

The Image of God We Were Taught

From a very young age, many of us learned to see God, the Creator, as a figure who rewards or punishes, as someone who places conditions on giving us His love.
We were taught that we had to be “good,” obedient, follow certain rules, and behave in a certain way to earn something from Him: His attention, His protection, His blessing.

A Reflection of the System We Live In

And so, without realizing it, we grew up with a limited, conditioned idea of God—one very similar to the system we live in.
A system that, from birth, molds us, imposes patterns, tells us how we should be, what is right and what is wrong.
A system that rewards obedience and punishes difference.

Disconnection: God as Something Distant

Within that system, we also learned to see God as something far away, as an external force, separate from us, unreachable, somewhere up there in the sky.

The Inner Voice That Always Knew the Truth

But something within us always knew there was more.
Something deep, quiet, has been whispering constantly that this separation is not real.
That the love of God, of the Creator, is not conditional, that it doesn’t have to be earned… because we are already part of Him.

Love Is Not Earned, It Is Remembered

We don’t need perfection to deserve love. That love is our very essence, and it lives within our being.

We Are Soul in a Sacred Temple

When we begin to awaken and remember who we are, we understand that we are soul—an infinite, eternal soul that chose to inhabit this body to live a human experience.
And this body, far from being just a physical form, is a sacred temple.

Treating Yourself With Reverence Changes Everything

When we begin to see ourselves and treat ourselves with reverence—when we speak to ourselves with kindness, when we care for what we think, feel, and believe—everything shifts.

A New Relationship With the Creator

Our relationship with the universe transforms.
Our relationship with the creative power is no longer based on fear, guilt, or obligation, but on love, deep connection, and unity.
We no longer see God as someone “out there,” but as a living force dwelling within us—in every cell, in every breath, in every conscious act.

Inner Change Transforms Your World

When we make this inner shift, the way we live in the world changes too.
We feel accompanied, guided, supported.
We understand that we are not alone and that our lives carry a greater purpose.

An Invitation to Reconnection

From that place of truth, we can begin to create a reality more aligned with who we truly are: love, light, and consciousness.

Reconnection Exercise

I invite you today to close your eyes for a few minutes.
Take a deep breath.
Bring your attention inward and ask yourself, with honesty:

“What have I believed about God that no longer serves me?”
“What would my life look like if I truly knew that the Creator lives within me?”

Do it without judgment, with gentleness…
and allow the answers to come.
That is where the real reunion with yourself begins.