The ego-personality acts as a filter for how you perceive the world and how the world perceives you. While this filter can be useful and even necessary at times, it is also limiting. The problem arises when you forget the filter is there, and much of your life becomes a series of habitual reactions viewed through the lens of your ego-personality.
Sometimes, it’s essential to clean the lens, swap it for a new one, or even remove it altogether. Experiencing life with an unobstructed, unfiltered perspective can be profoundly refreshing.
What Constitutes the Ego-Filter?
- Present and Past-Life Experiences
- Memories
- Beliefs
- Emotional Scars
- Fears
- Desires, Aspirations, and Expectations
- Accomplishments and Failures
- Insecurities
- Perceived Strengths
- Perceived Limitations
- Judgments of Self and Others
- Attachments
- Physical Well-Being and Energy Levels
- Moral Clarity and Soul Connection
- Acceptance of What-Is
This ego-personality filter constantly interferes with your ability to experience life fully and manifest your ideal reality. It imposes limitations, telling you what you can or cannot do based on its restricted perception. It narrows the scope of your imagination and constrains your sense of possibility.
In contrast, filterless living allows you to experience the present moment without preconceptions or judgments. This is the state of being we should aspire to: unlimited personalities guided by the higher wisdom of the Soul.
In Service to Your Highest Good,
Jay Kshatri
www.ThinkSmarterWorld.com
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