New Book: The 12 Steps to Immortality - Qi Gong, Personal Growth

Last week was the finish of blog articles on the “12 Steps to Immortality.” I’m now writing a book based on the 12 Step articles; later I’ll add a 12 Step Internet Course.

I’ll Share with You

As I write the book, “12 Steps to Immortality,” I’ll share a bit of my new material every week — right here in the blog.

Have a look at the new book today for inspiration, hope and a step-by-step approach to physical immortality.

Below is an excerpt from my new book, “The 12 Steps to Immortality”…

To Be Immortal, We Have to Choose

To be immortal — we must act from our soul — our eternal core. We must consciously choose to live with:

- • Empathy
  • Conscience
  • Compassion

This may sound impossible, but it’s not. We don’t do this by ourselves, but together and with help.

To feel empathy, we join with a greater empathy: the preexisting empathy of Creation, the empathy of our soul connected to all souls. Conscience and compassion are the same: we join with a greater conscience and compassion than ours alone.

As we join with this Higher Intent, it takes us along: good thoughts, feelings and love are part of it’s domain. In this better state of mind, effort is not required to find the bliss of our soul: we naturally have it; it naturally flows.

You’re Never Alone

None of our immortality work is done alone, by ourselves, as a willful act.

Our own will, used emphatically to get what we what, may serve well for a while but fails us over time. The path to immortality requires the use of “gentle intent” to direct our lives. Willfulness can defeat our immortality approach.

When we get “in sync” with life and “at one” with a Greater Power, we have what we need. Self-will is not required.

Nothing we do as humans is done alone. To simply breathe, we need Creation, a world and ecosystem providing oxygen. Plants, to survive, must take in the carbon dioxide we breathe out. We’re in constant exchange with the natural world: taking what we need, giving what is needed.

Immortality works in a similar way, yet with immortal life we’re connecting to a greater idea — the thought that we do not have to take life from another life to live.

The sustaining idea of immortality is that we grow by sharing life with life, not taking life.

Are We Superheroes?

As we progress with the 12 Steps to Immortality, we’re not becoming superheroes or higher beings, we’re becoming who we really are — our true and authentic selves. We’re connecting within ourselves, healing and getting strong. We’re discovering a better awareness of ourselves and what we can do.

Unlimited Freedom

As we stop the harm we do, harm to us comes to an end.

When we have a limited experience of ourselves, a limited definition of who we are and how long we can live — we box ourselves in, cut ourselves off and limit the scope of our lives.

Immortality consciousness has a strong love that connects us, binds and secures us, making us impervious to harm … because we have stopped harming ourselves and the world. As we stop the harm we do, both conscious and unconscious, harm done to us comes to an end.

Hate, anger and resentment cut us off from life and immortality. Harm we do, or tacitly accept, takes us away from who we really are. Yet empathy, conscience and compassion bring our soul to life.

The Vision of Immortality

To be immortal, we must vision immortal life, and choose an eternal direction.

We are creators. Every second of the day we’re creating something … of ourselves and the world. Our creative activities may be unconscious habit, things we repeat without much thought. This type of living doesn’t feel creative, yet we’re still creating as a factory in motion, spitting out the same product again and again.

The question is: “Do you like the product you’re making.”? The product is you: your body, life and mind … the entire Creation.

My suggestion is this:

- - The world is a product that we can change
  - The hardships of life should be brought to an end
  - Goodwill can be made the predominate force of life

When we see that we are the one’s creating death, hardship and pain — we can change it to something better. When we understand we’re creating ourselves and the world, we can create what we want and desire.

A life of benevolence and calm can be had where we are … without leaving this world by death, confusion and pain.

Life Is a Fictional Adventure

Life is something like a Star Trek Holodeck, where we’re having a fictional experience that we create ourselves as we go. Yet, we’re often not aware of this fact.

Let’s wake up and make a choice every day, in what we create and how we live.

We can progress into suffering, disease and death — or we can evolve an existence of kindness and good effect.

Which will it be?