AFTERWORD
Inhabit Self
One of the biggest lies we have come to believe about ourselves and our
true nature is that we are nothing more than physical beings defined by a
material reality, devoid of dimension and vital energy, and separate from
God—which I trust you know by now is within us and all around us. To
keep the truth about our real identity from us is not only enslaving, but it
asserts that we are finite beings living a linear life that lacks real meaning.
The dictum that there are no realms and no life beyond our physical
world and that we have no control over our destiny is not a “truth” that you
and I should ever believe in. It is my desire that you have become
empowered by a bit of knowledge in this work to help you see who you
really are.
You are a multidimensional being who creates your reality. Helping you
accept this idea as your law and new belief has been my labor in this book.
Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself means that you are going to have to
lose your mind and create a new one.
But when we fully lay down the old, familiar life or mind and start
creating the new, there is a moment between the two worlds that is bereft of
anything we know, and most rush back from this void to the familiar. That
place of uncertainty—the unknown—is what the maverick, the mystic, and
the saint know to be fertile ground.
To live in the realm of the unpredictable is to be all potentials at once.
Can you become comfortable in this empty space? If you can, you are at the