Open-Curious Innocence

Returning to the Natural State of Being

Human beings enter the world with an innocence free of ulterior motives. Everyone loves the innocence of the child. We typically lose our innocence as we age. With each new generation, humanity has pushed deeper into a density where innocence fades and ego self-importance is stronger. Innocence is the frequency of our authentic Self. At this crossroads of evolution, everyone gets to choose: embrace those negative egos or return to the unconditional innocence of your authentic Self. Reconnecting with our innocence, we return to who we have always been.

Innocence is open curious and aligned with the intelligence of nature. On a journey to evolve, innocence is the key that opens every door. Some people think innocence is weakness--that the world will take advantage of the person in innocence--but innocence is the most powerful state of being there is. Today you want to return to your innocence. For this amazing experience, you need to open as far as you can possibly open. The part of you that has never been contaminated by human negativity, blame, egos or fear awaits you when you open to your innocence. Experiencing your own preciousness, your heart opens, and every task gets done for its own sake.

Here's a scale to measure openness. One (1) is as closed as you can be and one hundred (100) is all the way open--as far as you can possibly open. On this scale, the human race would average between 5 to 6. Humanity has not yet realized what it means to fully open. Instead of opening, we suit up with our body armor for protection. We don't realize that when we open as far as we can possibly open, life's magic comes to us.

When risk avoidance and the need for tight control is replaced with a curious-playful attitude, intuition kicks in and creativity ramps up. Practicing this principle, you can take back your life without egos pulling your strings. Negative egos want you to believe: "To protect myself, I have to stay closed and tight." That is a fiction excuse. Today you want to end the fiction. When a person is afraid of their own shadow because they don't know what is going to get them, open-curious innocence shows them there is nothing frightening out there. You realize that what you fear is what you attract and what you condemn is what you experience. Why keep drawing harsh lessons to yourself when you can be open curious all day long all the time?

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Kirsten Shares Insights on Open-Curious Innocence