Was free will a gift or a curse?

Contemplating on whether free will is a gift or a curse unveils profound layers of our existence. Free will, the very essence granting us liberty, can paradoxically be the chain that confines us. How often have our voices quivered, our desires been silenced, for fear of seeming 'selfish'? Why, despite the longing within, have we hesitated to express our true needs?

This dilemma stems from societal conditioning, which paints self-care as egocentric and potentially harmful to others. But I challenge this narrative! The pursuit of our authentic needs is not selfishness; it is the path to self-fulfillment and healing.

This introspection is intertwined with the concept of miraculous healing and finding our authentic Voice. How can we experience healing, or speak our truth, if we are shackled by unworthiness and fear of judgment? Yeshua walked this Earth, embodying the human experience, showcasing that we are not just recipients but conduits of miraculous healing. He exemplified that this ability is not external; it is woven into our very being, a divine endowment – our God Code!

Reflect on John 14:12-14, where Yeshua proclaimed, 'I tell you the truth, anyone who believes in me will do the same works I have done, and even greater works, because I am going to be with the Father. You can ask for anything in my name, and I will do it, so that the Son can bring glory to the Father. Yes, ask me for anything in my name, and I will do it!'

This passage is a testament to our innate potential for healing and achieving greatness, a gentle reminder of our worthiness. It's an invitation to embrace our free will, to seek our true needs without fear, for in doing so, we align with the divine, unleashing the miraculous within.

Free will is not our shackle; it’s our key. The courage to prioritize our needs, to speak our truth, is not self-centered; it’s self-empowerment. By believing in our worthiness and potential, we can perform and receive miraculous healing, embody our authentic Voice, and truly realize that the Universe has crafted us with divine intention.