Living the Kingdom Now

Tonya Dawn Recla:

Hello, everyone. Thank you so much for coming back with us here at The Science of Superpowers. And again, we have such a delightful gift for you today with Paul Selig back on the show. Paul is definitely a favorite guest of mine to talk with and to interact with. And his work has really been such a blessing in our sphere as it continues to provide affirmation and just kind of lights up the pathway in front of us. Gives us that little courage to keep walking our path, and as we see the similarities.

As I’ve often said, the information just feels like home. It’s something that I absolutely resonate with. And I know so many of you do. And so, of course, we love uplifting Paul, and his courage, and his walk, and sharing the amazing information that’s coming through him from the guides. And so today, we’re talking about living the kingdom now in honor of Paul’s latest book, The Kingdom. So, please join me in welcoming Paul back to the show. Welcome, Paul.

What they’re teaching now is the kingdom, which they say is the realization of the inherent divine in all manifestation. And they said in order to have this experience you have to align to it, which really means shifting your tone or your consciousness, whatever you really want to call it, to a level of vibration where you can move into accord with it. The guides say again and again you can’t make anything holy. It already is. But we’ve done a very good job at denying the divine.

And what they’re teaching in this book … which is such a simple concept and such a huge one is that the denial of the divine is the only real problem that we face as a species. What we put in darkness, who we put in darkness, how we find ways to rationalize all that. The guides say what we put in darkness calls us to that darkness. Who you damn. What you damn you back. And so we’re living in a world where we’ve inherited all these structures about who we’re supposed to be, and who others are supposed to be, and all this factioning.

And we’re living in the result of this right now, I think. And the guides say this is actually a tremendous opportunity for us. For all of us to know who and what we truly are. But it also involves befriending the unknown, because we don’t get to have things the way we think that they should be. And the guide said … I think it was in the book that proceeded alchemy, where they said the road is lit as you walk it, not a moment before. The path is lit as you walk it.

And I think they’re teaching us how to walk and how to operate at this level of vibration that they call the kingdom, which you can call Christ consciousness or a higher level of awareness. My guides don’t speak of dimensions. They talk about octaves, and they call it the octave above the one that we have been mourned in collectively. The sense of reality that we share. They say it’s an octave with high and low notes. And what they’re doing with us is transposing the music that we are to play in what they call the upper room, or the octave above.

Tonya Dawn Recla :

Beautiful. Beautiful. I love so much of all of that. And I love the similarities. Folks, I know that so many of you operate in other spaces with another kind of practicalities. Other pedagogies. Other ways of looking at things, other philosophies. And the key in all of this is to feel the resonance, right? It’s to find your own lighted way through it. And so we do use different words. We describe things differently. We have different frameworks and constructs, but it’s really important that … like what Paul’s talking about, that we’re leaning into the pieces that feel true.

There are these changeless kind of components. Often, you’ve heard me refer to them as divine design, or being in harmony with the divine, or in communion. There’s this place of knowingness when you slip into that alignment where it moves beyond the data. Beyond the information. Beyond the symbols of words, or sounds, or whatever that we’re using to communicate. And now, perhaps more than ever … I can speak of only my limited conscious experience that I can recollect right now, but it’s important for us to be willing to move beyond what we have felt comfortable with. Moving beyond the known sort of thing.

We’ve described it as … The projection can only show you what you used to believe. And there is a moment of sitting in sort of a void and allowing things to rework themselves in alignment with what you’re stepping into. To me, that is a true act of faith. And the descriptor of it lighting up in front of you is the willingness to take that step, right? It’s sort of like the adage that you’ve heard here. There are some stories that you don’t really get to hear the ending of until you choose to believe in them.

It’s like until you lift your foot up and start to place it down, you’re just operating on faith that there’s going to be something underneath of that and that you’re supported. In our work, that is the walk, right? That is what it’s forging in us is: are we willing to put our confidence, our faith, our trust in something other than what we perceive as the physical reality? Would you say that that’s a similar kind of summation of the guidance?

Paul Selig:

Yeah. I mean, yes, I would. They’re saying this is experiential teaching now. It’s not about philosophy, and it’s not about what we think should be. The guides say we interpret our reality through what they call the “small self,” which is just the personality structure, which has been taught through history. So, it expects to see what is known and consequently replicated. And so this is the opportunity. It is a big step off a cliff in a lot of ways. There’s no question.

Tonya Dawn Recla :

Yep. No question at all. It is that leap of faith. And they talk in the kingdom about how they’ll hold that space until we become them. What is your take on that?

Paul Selig:

Well, I’m learning. They’re doing a book now. They’re dictating a new book, which is really about embodiment at this level, which is kind of blowing my mind. I think what they’ve done is teach us how to move to this level of vibration or consciousness, which they call the upper room, and then the pitfalls or the challenges of sort of maintaining it. And now they’re beginning to talk about being there. Simply being there, and what that means. Because they say we become the doorway at this level between the octaves. Between the different realities.

And what that means, I think, is that how you express, which the guides call your true service, how you be is an invitation to everybody else. And not through any doctrine, but through your tone. Through your vibration. You become the light that illumines what you encounter, and what you would encounter is transformed by that. And that’s all about presence. It’s far less intellectual than I would like sometimes. And they’re taking us into an experience of this, which I find really remarkable. Every other book was done while I was doing workshops with people in the room. And the guides would introduce a concept, and then they’d have us work with the attunements. And that’s what allowed me to trust this whole experience because the energy would come through in such clear ways. And people who’d never felt energy were suddenly having these large experiences in the kingdom because it was dictated online.

I was feeling the energy, but I wasn’t having that experience. And I actually had a group at my home last week where we did all the work. And we did all the attunements from the kingdom, and I was floored by it because it’s enormous. But they’re really talking about translating reality or transposing reality. And it sort of affords a very different way of being in the world. And a kind of reconciliation, I think, with who we’ve always been and perhaps didn’t know we were allowed to express that way.

Tonya Dawn Recla :

Well, brother, you’re speaking my love language. That’s totally my game here. And I love everything that’s encouraging people to step into their brilliance. One of my kinds of soapboxes is when we’ve been touched by the divine, when we’ve had that experience, we glow and people know it. In our world, in the superpower world, we encourage people to kind of recognize that … not making it burdensome or agreement-driven. But really, I hold it as then an obligation to shine.

Because it’s like it started with Neva. When Neva was born. And I had this little mini-me all the time kind of in my presence, and it really just went right to my heart of who do I want to be for her in the most selfish sense. And then in an even bigger sense, it’s all of the ways that we act as an excuse for each other. And so those of us who … whether you talk with God, you meditate, you had an NDE. Whatever it is that has awakened you into the realization that you’re so far beyond what you once thought of yourself, I do carry that as a responsibility to continue to light up as brightly as possible, just because I think that we all need that encouragement.

And so, folks, we’re going to cut to a quick break. For information about Paul’s work, you can go to thescienceofsuperpowers.com. We’ll have links there for you. And if you’re loving this and you want to walk with others, and be supported, and talk about these conversations in ways that we don’t have to be afraid … right? Our walk with the divine is one that promises love and support if we lean into it. And it’s so much easier when we do that as a group.

Then make sure you’re checking out superpowerexperts.com. We have our Superpower Universe membership. We’ve got all kinds of resources for you. This is the game right now as far as I’m concerned. This is the conversation to be had and Paul’s at the forefront of that. And so you’re not going to want to miss any of the information that we cover right after this break, folks. Stick with us. We’re talking with Paul Selig about living the kingdom now, and we’ll be right back.

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