Finding your True North | Heavenletters

Finding Your True North: Navigating the Beauty of a New Awareness

Have you ever reached a point in your personal journey where everything you used to believe about yourself suddenly felt too small? It’s a profound moment when the “shell” of who you thought you were—often built by ego and social expectations—finally cracks open. While this breakthrough is a cause for celebration, it often leaves us feeling a bit disoriented. As the classic Heavenletters message, “You Most of All,” suggests, stepping out of our old comfort zones can feel like waking up from a long sleep or standing unshielded in a vast, unknown forest.

Initially, this new freedom might feel like being adrift in a boat without oars. For years, we’ve used our “oars” (our busywork, our control, our plans) to maintain a sense of direction, even if we were mostly just rowing in circles. When we finally let go of that need for constant control, we might feel lost. However, this text reminds us that being without oars isn’t a disaster; it’s actually the moment we stop going in circles and start flowing with the rhythm of the universe. It is in this “nowhere” that we finally find ourselves exactly where we are meant to be.

The core of this spiritual adjustment is realizing that our safety doesn’t come from our own efforts, but from our connection to a Higher Power. Whether you call it Source, the Universe, or a Divine Heart, there is a space where you are perpetually held. You aren’t a wanderer lost in the woods; you are a vital part of the landscape. The disorientation we feel is simply the ego trying to find its old bearings in a world that is far more expansive and beautiful than it can comprehend.

One of the most powerful shifts discussed is the invitation to rethink our identity. We often sell ourselves short, viewing ourselves as “only human” or as v*****s of circumstance—waifs or wanderers. But when we look through the lens of Infinite Love, we see a different story. We are invited to see ourselves as “holy,” as something far more ethereal and connected than we ever dared to imagine. While it might feel strange to think of ourselves as having “wings” or an “angelic” nature, accepting our inherent worthiness changes how we move through the world.

Eventually, this journey leads us to a state of Oneness. We begin to understand that we aren’t just observing the ocean or the trees—we are a part of them. We are like a wave in a vast sea of love, or a seed carried by the wind to exactly the right place to grow. By letting go of the old shell, we finally allow ourselves to be planted. When we embrace this connection, we realize we aren’t traveling through life alone; we are being carried by a love that has known us desde the very beginning.

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You Most of All | Heavenletters

Apr 28 2026

God said:

Now that you have burst out of your shell of ego, now that you see the shell for the nothingness it is, you wonder what you do now, and what happens next.

First you be. Be in your new awareness. You have stepped out. It may feel strange to you at first, as though you are unshielded in a forest. Or, as if you had slept for a long time, and now, newly awakened, for a moment you are unsure where you are. For a moment, you may even wonder who you are, or if you are, and what is your connection to that which is around you, or if you are indeed connected at all or even here at all.

Perhaps you feel adrift in a little boat in a big ocean. You cannot find the oars. But the oars you once held kept you going around in a circle, and it will take a little while for you to know you are better off without them.

Perhaps you find yourself sitting on a tree branch, and you don’t know how you got there. You don’t know if you were thrown up from the ground or if you fell down from the sky.

Once you get your bearings (which means once you see you get along well without bearings), you see how tall is the tree you sit on, or you see how deep in the forest you are, or how high are the waves of the ocean you sail on, or you wonder if it is perhaps the sky you sail on, not an ocean at all. Or perhaps you are the ocean or the sky or the tree in the forest, or you are nowhere at all, which means to say you are nowhere familiar to you.

For you are somewhere. You are in My heart forevermore, and in My heart you remain. Your vantage point is My heart, and you cannot drift from it. You are established in My heart, and it is from My heart that your adventure begins.

You dared to venture into this seeming new land, and that is your adventure. And you discover that is where you had been all along. But you had not seen, and you had thought other thoughts.

You thought you were a wanderer, and now you find you are a farmer. You thought you were a waif, and now you find you are a princess. You thought you were only human, and now you find you are holy as well. I will not call you an angel because you will turn away from that idea in shock and disbelief. So I will mouth angel only to Myself, for I know your wings, and I know from where you have flown, and where you fly to.

Someday you will accept your angelness on earth. And when you do, the whole universe will fly with you. You will greet yourself in Oneness, and you will know from whence you came and where you are and where you go and Whom you travel with.

You will know My heart and your place in it.

You are beginning to know now.

That is why you find yourself aloft on a treetop or on a wave of the ocean. And you are the treetop, My beloved’s, and you are the wave. You most assuredly are a wave of My heart flowing to the universe, borne on the immutable winds of love. You are like a seed that the wind blows to just the right place for it to grow. You are My love that the wind deposits there. And all is My love, and you are most of all My love.

Heavenletter #161 Published on: April 8, 2001

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