Four Levels Of Relationship
Exploring Co-Creative Spiritual Relationships
Lessons reflect opportunities for growth that facilitate our embodiment. This class demonstrates that there is an intrinsic pattern for relationship growth. Over the twenty years of this development process HA has seen the patterns and stories of our lives repeated. We now can identify not only these patterns, but also the lessons and principles guiding them. The four dimensions of Relationship are Beauty, Truth, Goodness and Creative Empowerment. We now invite you to see how in your own lives these elements have played out, both consciously and unconsciously. Higher Alignment posits that there is a structure that can be engaged and understood, which allows us to become better able to make conscious and fulfilling choices. Otherwise, by default, our attractions define our lessons and we end up unconsciously learning the hard way. We learn that our relationship stories also reinforce particular incomplete lessons.
The first dimension of relationship is Beauty, which operates under the principle of the Law of Economy. Everyone is attracted to Beauty, but the more we externalize and objectify it, the more we become disconnected from our Creative Self. We can validate this by the need for Excitement (where we manipulate pictures or images of others) in an attempt to fulfill a missing connection to our Self. Beauty affirms our natural Life energy, and Life energy enriches our ability to appreciate Beauty. What we are seeking to embody is the Beauty of our own form (with all its imperfections and flaws) so we can connect consciously to others without guilt, jealousy or any need to possess another. All such motivations reveal that we have lost sight of our magnificence and instead, seek others who in-authentically reassure us of our Beauty.
The second dimension of relationship is Truth, which operates under the principle of the Law of Attraction. There are levels of Truth that we learn to progressively honor. Our personality truths or “baby thoughts” are incomplete Positions that are evolving into more inclusive ways of thinking. The more we believe these defensive Positions are our Truth, the more we get caught up in the illusion that being with creatively opposite individuals is more secure. As a result, our communication suffers. We learn the hard way that co-dependent relationships actually disempower us more than they support us. We discover that personality truths are relative and that by honoring them, we can be Transformed by manifesting a larger mutual creative Truth.
The third dimension of relationship is Goodness, which operates under the principle of the Law of Synthesis. As long as we are unconsciously Repulsed by various expressions or attributes of others, we will continue to project our Fears and repressed Desires on them and sabotage our growth. Goodness commonly gets cloaked in a pursuit of Ideals where we are enmeshed in the fantasy that others will act in alignment with us. When we grapple with our unconscious motivations and come see that we are more than these perceptions, it frees us to contribute cleanly. We discover that Love is a state of Being that evolves and constantly Transfigures itself.
The fourth dimension of relationship is
Creative Empowerment, which comes fully into manifestation when we
consciously understand and use our attractions. Creative Empowerment is
the capacity to distinguish what is authentic (within each of us) so
that we come to trust ourselves enough to trust that others will be true
to themselves. This requires that we embody our own Life, Light and Love
energies so we are no longer compromised by Objectification (Maya), Subjectification (Illusion) and Idealization (Glamour). We then know how
to contribute in a way that can be synergistically embraced by others.
Detachment from our personality safety and security concerns permits us
to operate from the wholeness of our Creative Being. We come to
experience the abundance of our diversity and the gifts of the Universe.
More specifically, this class will help you:
Course Title: Four Levels of Relationship
(Two Offerings this Semester)
First Free Intro Night (Lafayette) Wed., Jan 23rd, 7 to 9pm
Facilitator: Larry Byram
Class Schedule: (Lafayette) Wednesdays, Jan. 30th through April 16th, 2008
Class Time: 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Second Free Intro Night (Arvada) Thurs., Jan 24th, 7 to 9pm
Facilitator: Larry Byram
Class Schedule: (Arvada) Thursdays, Jan. 31st through April 17th, 2008
Class Time: 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Cost: $345 includes Four Levels of Relationship book
Information and Registration: Larry Byram, 303-926-9339