Spiritual Transformative Education
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The Conscious Clarity Center Satsang Meditation Group meets on the third Thursday of each month. We discuss “How to Embrace Spirituality in Daily Life” through the Spiritual Transformative Education process. This event is free for anyone who wants to learn how to maintain inner peace and participate in a Spiritual Body experience.
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The quiet moments of the holiday season are an invitation. An invitation to turn your gaze from the outer world to the inner landscape of your own soul. It is in this sacred space that true transformation begins.
The Comprehensive Self-Improvement Discovery Plan is your guide on this profound journey. It is not merely a course, but a companion for your spirit, designed to illuminate the path to your most authentic self.
Begin Your Journey Now & Save 25%This plan was crafted to gently guide you through the layers of your consciousness, helping you peel back what no longer serves you to reveal the truth of who you are. This journey is a homecoming to yourself.
Through this structured yet fluid experience, you will:
Deepen Your Self-Understanding: Journey into the core of your being to uncover your innate strengths, core values, and the limiting beliefs that hold you back. True wisdom begins with knowing yourself, rediscovering your greatness, and sharing it with the world. Through Conscious Clarity of Highest Self, your life becomes miraculous.
Align Your Life with Your Soul’s Purpose: Move beyond society-set goals and create a life that resonates with your deepest calling. Discover what it feels like to live with profound meaning and intention. Follow your True North path with ease and appreciation for the gifts you have rediscovered along your journey home.
Cultivate Lasting Inner Peace: Build resilience and find calm amid life’s chaos. Our mindfulness and compassion practices will help you connect with your still, quiet center. Through Conscious Clarity of intention, you will live a balanced life radiating Love, Peace and Light.
In the spirit of the Holiday Season, we are honored to make this transformative experience more accessible. This limited-time 25% discount is our gift to you—an encouragement to invest in the most important relationship you will ever have: the one with yourself.
This is more than a purchase; it is a declaration. A promise to your future self that you are ready to grow, to heal, and to become who you were always meant to be.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long will I have access to the plan?
Your journey is not bound by time. Once you enroll, you will have lifetime access to the Comprehensive Self-Improvement Discovery Plan and all future updates.
Is this plan suitable for beginners on a spiritual path?
Absolutely. The plan is designed to meet you exactly where you are, whether you are just beginning to feel the call inward or you have been on a path of self-discovery for some time. It is a gentle yet profound guide for all levels.
What if I find the plan is not for me?
We trust that you were led here for a reason, and we honor your personal journey above all else. We typically offer the plan as an interactive, multi-week program; however, for this special offer, you receive it as a PDF so you can explore all modules with complete peace of mind. Therefore, we do not allow refunds for this highly discounted electronic version.
How is this different from other self-improvement programs?
Our focus is not on ‘fixing’ but on ‘uncovering’. We guide you on a spiritual journey of self-remembrance, helping you connect with the wisdom already within you rather than simply providing external information.
This special Holiday offering is a fleeting opportunity. The 25% discount is our way of celebrating the season of light and renewal with you, but it will not last.
The end of the year is a powerful threshold. Step across it with intention, clarity, and a deep commitment to your own growth. Your highest self is not a destination to be reached, but a truth to be realized.
Let this be the moment you choose to realize it.
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The Conscious Clarity Center, Satsang Meditation Group, meets on the third Thursday of each month. We discuss “How to Embrace Spirituality in Daily Life” through the process of Spiritual Transformative Education. This event is for anyone who wants to learn how to maintain inner peace and participate in a Spiritual Body experience.
Join the ongoing discussion every third Thursday of the month about a fifth-dimensional level of understanding of how to bring abundance into your daily life.
Sign up for our Newsletter at https://ConsciousClarityCenter.org/newsletter about the location and reminders for this monthly event!
Thanksgiving often arrives with a checklist. We worry about the turkey being moist, the house being spotless, and the conversation staying polite. We stress over Black Friday deals and focus intently on what we have acquired over the last year. This is the holiday through the lens of the ego—a performance of abundance rather than an experience of it.
But what if we stripped away the performance?
When we look at this holiday through a spiritual lens, particularly one inspired by the principles in the book Consciously Live What You Feel, the day transforms. It shifts from a celebration of “having” to a profound recognition of “being.” Let’s explore how we can move from an ego-driven holiday to a spiritually grounded celebration of life itself.
The Ego’s Thanksgiving: “More is Better”
The ego thrives on comparison and accumulation. When we approach Thanksgiving from this mindset, gratitude becomes conditional. We are thankful because we got the promotion, because we bought the new car, or because things are going our way. This form of gratitude is fragile. It depends entirely on external circumstances.
The Trap of Conditional Gratitude
The ego says, “I will be grateful when…” or “I am grateful for this specific object.” While there is nothing wrong with appreciating material comforts, the ego uses them as a measuring stick for self-worth. If the turkey burns or a family argument breaks out, the ego’s version of Thanksgiving is ruined. The peace is shattered because it depended on perfection.
In this state, we aren’t truly present. We are either anxious about the future (Will everyone like the food?) or dwelling on the past (Remembering old family grudges). The ego keeps us trapped in a cycle of “doing” rather than allowing us to settle into “feeling.”
The Materialistic Distraction
Society often encourages an ego-centric Thanksgiving. The day is wedged between food consumption and goods consumption on Black Friday. The focus shifts rapidly from “Thank you for what is here” to “What can I get next?” This keeps us on a treadmill of desire, preventing the stillness required for genuine spiritual connection.
The Spiritual Thanksgiving: “Enough is Here”
A spiritual perspective, aligned with the teachings of Consciously Live What You Feel, asks us to look inward. It suggests that true abundance isn’t found on a dinner table but in the observer’s consciousness.
Gratitude as a State of Being
From a spiritual viewpoint, gratitude is not a reaction to good fortune; it is a state of being. It is the recognition of the life force that flows through us every moment. We stop looking at what we have and start appreciating that we are.
Our work at the Conscious Clarity Center always reminds us that our feelings are the gateway to our truth. When we consciously live what we feel, we stop suppressing our emotions to keep up appearances. A spiritual Thanksgiving allows space for all of it—the joy, the grief, the quiet moments, and the loud ones. We accept the present moment exactly as it is, without the ego’s desperate need to fix or control it.
Connecting Beyond the Surface
When we drop the ego’s defenses, our connection with others changes. We stop seeing family members as characters in our personal drama who need to behave a certain way. Instead, we see them as fellow souls on their own journeys.
This shift in perspective dissolves judgment. If the meal isn’t perfect, it doesn’t matter. If someone makes a snide comment, we can respond with compassion rather than defensiveness. We understand that their behavior comes from their own internal state, not from us. This is the freedom of conscious living.
Practical Steps for a Conscious Thanksgiving
How do we bridge the gap between these two perspectives? How do we move from the stressful demands of the ego to the peaceful acceptance of the spirit? Here are practical ways to shift your mindset this holiday.
Before the chaos begins, take ten minutes of silence. Sit with yourself. Set an intention to remain grounded in your feelings. Decide that your peace is more important than the event’s perfection. Remind yourself that you are not the host, the cook, or the entertainer—you are a spiritual being experiencing this day.
Throughout the day, check in with your body. Are your shoulders tense? Is your breathing shallow? The ego lives in tension; the spirit lives in relaxation. If you feel stress rising, step away. Breathe. Acknowledge the feeling without judging it. As Consciously Live What You Feel teaches, we must be willing to feel our truth to live consciously. Don’t paste a fake smile over genuine fatigue—honor where you are.
Ego-driven conversations often revolve around achievements, politics, or gossip. Try to steer the dialogue toward connection. Ask questions that invite depth:
These questions bypass the ego’s resume and speak to the soul.
Instead of viewing the meal as a product to be consumed, view it as energy to be shared. Eat slowly. Taste the food. Appreciate the earth that grew it and the hands that prepared it. This mindfulness acts as an anchor, keeping you present in the physical reality of the moment rather than lost in mental chatter.
The ego craves validation. “Did you like the pie?” “Is the house warm enough?” Let go of the need for your guests to validate your efforts. Your worth is not on a plate. Serve with love, and let that be enough. When you detach from the outcome, you are free to enjoy the process.
Embracing the Shadow Side of the Holidays
It is important to acknowledge that holidays can be difficult. For many, Thanksgiving brings up feelings of loneliness, loss, or past trauma. The ego tries to hide this, insisting that we should be happy because it’s a holiday.
A spiritual perspective offers a gentle alternative: acceptance.
If you feel sad, let yourself be sad, and if you miss a loved one, honor that grief. Consciously Live What You Feel encourages us not to run from uncomfortable emotions but to move through them. There is a profound holiness in grief when it is felt fully. It is a testament to love. By allowing yourself to feel, you are being more authentic than if you pretended everything was fine. That authenticity is the highest form of spiritual practice.
Conclusion: The Gift of Presence
This Thanksgiving, you have a choice. You can engage in the frantic dance of the ego, chasing a picture-perfect holiday that doesn’t exist. Or, you can step back and rest in the awareness of your own spirit.
The turkey will be eaten. The dishes will eventually be washed. The guests will leave. What remains is you.
By choosing to consciously live what you feel, you give yourself and your loved ones the greatest gift of all: your actual presence. You bring a sense of calm to the chaos and a depth to the shallow waters of social obligation.
Let this Thanksgiving be less about the stuffing and more about the soul. Let it be a day where you stop performing and start living.
Ready to dive deeper into authentic living? Give the gift this Christmas that will last a lifetime. Explore the transformative insights in Consciously Live What You Feel and begin your journey toward spiritual freedom today.
Transcript
“Hi Terry Swejkoski, here with another short segment of Living with Conscious Clarity.”
“One question I’m frequently asked is,”
“What Exactly IS Conscious Clarity? Well, the simple answer is, it’s a Guide to Inner Peace and Personal Growth.”
“Do you ever feel lost in the noise of your own thoughts and feelings? A state of inner peace is available to you. It’s called conscious clarity.”
“Conscious clarity is not about silencing your mind or ignoring your emotions. It’s about seeing them for what they are—energy and information—without judgment. It is the compass that guides your inner world.”
“See, without this clarity, we react to life from a place of confusion and past conditioning. We become trapped by our feelings. But by consciously engaging with what we feel, we learn to understand their messages. This awareness is the first step toward true personal growth and freedom.”
“Embracing conscious clarity allows you to respond to life with wisdom and compassion, transforming your inner landscape. Begin your journey today by simply asking yourself: ‘What am I truly feeling right now?’ The answer is the start of everything.”
“See, as we dive deeper within ourselves, we begin to appreciate life with an awareness that most people never reach. Until next time, Namaste!”
“Thank you.”
Most society views Veterans Day as a time to honor those who have served. Veterans are brought to the forefront of our consciousness for only one day a year. We reflect upon the heroism of those who sacrificed their life so that the mass consciousness may experience freedom. However, this celebration does little to address the reality of what the day means to the actual Veteran. The horror of war stays with a Veteran for a lifetime, not just one day.
Every Veteran appreciates society’s intent to celebrate the freedom they have made possible. By society honoring our service to our country, we Veterans feel a sense of pride for being part of the intended peacekeeping mission. Society has come a long way in its understanding of what it means to be a Veteran and to sacrifice for the common good in ways most will never realize.
A common bond between Veterans goes far beyond the actual military service or unit served. Being part of the Armed Forces is not to be taken lightly. Military service is a responsibility that lasts a lifetime. While serving in a war zone, most Veterans focus on the day they will return home with their loved ones. They know that they have put themselves in harm’s way for the common good, but there is a part deep inside that knows taking a life for any reason is wrong. That constant mental anguish is the part of sacrifice society still doesn’t understand. The unfortunate part of the Veteran’s experience is that most mental health care providers don’t know how to treat the trauma of war. Why? Because they haven’t been there, they haven’t experienced what it feels like to take a life.
The reality for the Veteran is different because of their wartime experience. There’s no sugarcoating the mental resultant factors of war. Even after the war, the deeply embedded negative consequences remain. The Armed Forces do little to prepare a Veteran for re-entry into society.
Even though the Veterans Administration has made an effort to address the post-war trauma effects of war, it still misses the mark in the big picture. Our government spends more time on the period immediately after a war’s end, rebuilding the war-torn country’s physical infrastructure. Billions of dollars are sent both during and after the destruction of material structures. However, the government provides only limited funding to rebuild the post-war Mental bodies of those who served without regard for their lives.
The reason the governments are so ignorant of what is actually necessary to heal PTSD is that they continue to operate within the confines of the third-dimensional mental disorder themselves, but they expect a different result.
Suppose you are a Veteran who has gone through typical third-dimensional mental treatment programs provided by the Veterans Administration but has not been able to eliminate the mental anguish of your experience. What do you do then, when you are told there’s nothing more we can do for you?
In that case, the Conscious Clarity Center may be able to help you finally release the PTSD of the war machine. Rest assured, there is another way to deal with the trauma of war, and it’s not related to the same thinking that keeps you locked in mental suffering. If you are ready to embrace your most profound understanding of yourself, you can heal yourself for good.
Please email us at Veteran@ConsciousClarityCenter.org or call 231-943-2623 for further information about Healing Veterans’ PTSD with the Conscious Clarity Paradigm Shift Process.