At the intersection of technocratic culture and spirituality, we witness a new morphology.

The spiritual warrior yearns to enter the world fully, sharing the radiant gift at the center of their heart. It’s like a personal legend infused into everyone, guiding us towards the nodal point of heaven on earth.

It’s the spiritual warrior’s mission to activate and serve this prerogative, yet the world is mutating. This is the conundrum: the spiritual warrior, too, must mutate along with the symphony of life to be effective.

If the spiritual warrior clings to lofty ideals at the expense of their potential and the myriad forms of positive influence that can spread through their enlightened activity, the whole mission is undermined. That would simply be self-ish, and the spiritual warrior knows their innate essence is to be transparently self-full or self-less.

So, enter the world of mutating forms the spiritual warrior must, and with this comes the fundamental risk of losing themselves in the marketplace of desires. Cyclical Samsara is always of the nature to compel ignorance, forgetting, temptations, seductions, addictions, and compulsions. The confusion of the world is so thick; the pace of change is ever thickening.

The spiritual warrior must meet all of this to test their realization. Clarity found on the mountaintop must be exercised improvisationally on the spot of the scene. The clarity cannot be contrived from times past; it must be drawn from the omnipresent, immortal source. False clarity, contrived from clinging to the antiquity of the past or nostalgia for the hopeful yet distant future, fails to tap the source of what is already here now.

Here and now is where real clarity comes from. This real deal can congeal at any moment from the non-dual tantric epicenter, which happens to be anywhere and everywhere, and nowhere in particular.

The spiritual warrior must train their concentration and insight to re-instigate the healing codes of the whole operation in every given situation. The mission imperative is to drop pretenses and become a master of shape-shifting creative expression, crafted from the essence and delivered from presence as a present to the already awakened effulgence.

Serving the good by embodying the great, the legend of the spiritual warrior crafts their fortune by giving constantly from the abundance of the life code. Anything less is too conceptual, contrived, and intellectual.

The spiritual warrior is about liberation—from the exhausted norm, to re-wild the truly ready and the reborn.

~DHR