Like so many other things, music is meant to provide a bridge between your world and the other side of the veil, and the musicians who work the hardest to hone their craft have noticed how spiritual it can be.

Music doesn’t have to be spiritual, but if you consider yourself a spiritual person and you want to find a way to bridge the gap between your world and the higher realms, music is one of the best ways to do it.

There are plenty of other ways you can bridge this gap, such as communicating with your intuition, your ‘higher self’ or your spiritual guides, but despite all of the different ways you can communicate with spirit and bridge the gap, music is one of the most potent.

It’s also one of the most widely accepted, and many of the spiritually minded among you feel that music is the best way to share a higher vibration and awaken/uplift everyone who’s been lost in the unawareness of the lower vibrations for longer than they can recollect.

Music is a great way to lighten your vibration and help others lighten theirs, and if you stay dedicated to it, you’ll find that it allows you to produce all kinds of miraculous sounds and do all kinds of wonderful things.

You’re encouraged to pursue music if you enjoy it, and if not, feel free to pursue any other passion or talent that helps you communicate with the higher realms and uplift people who are in need of the inspiration your work can provide.

As long as you stay active in the name of the light, it doesn’t really matter what you do to awaken and uplift. Putting your heart and soul into whatever you do is all that’s required, and like you’re learning, refusing to wane in favor of the distracting things around you is very important at this stage of the game.

Overall, the best thing that can be recommended right now is to consistently embrace your creativity and your spirituality and take things slow and easy when you have trouble.

There’s no sense rushing your creativity, your spirituality or anything else that has to do with your emergence into a new, spiritually driven way of life, and there’s nothing wrong with taking things slow and working at your own pace.

As long as you enjoy yourself and you uplift others, little else matters. Life is meant to be much simpler than most people have made it out to be, and this includes the spiritually minded.

Many spiritual individuals have made life harder than it needs to be by adopting strict, rigid regulations for their spirituality, and this is the most effective way to hinder your growth and keep yourselves from finding the true upliftment you seek.

Instead of adhering to rigid rules, simply let yourselves exist as you embrace your creativity and put no hassle or strain on yourselves, the people in your life or your existence in general.

Loosen up and let things flow freely, and you’ll find the happiness and wholeness that sometimes seem too distant. All it takes is the willingness to be easy with yourselves and everyone around you, and life will present many new, exciting things for you to enjoy.

Stay active and stay receptive to the voice of spirit and the influence of your intuition, and everything will fall into place as it’s rightly intended to.

Keeping in mind that you’re infinitely and eternally loved will help, as you’re consistently reminded, and expressing your inner love to everyone around you who’s in need of upliftment will help you feel it in ever greater and purer measures.

A previously hidden (yet now emerging) sense of love and spirituality is permeating your planet like never before, and all you need to do to help others become aware of it is feed it in whatever ways work best.

You can use your creativity to present your love and spirituality to the rest of the world, or you can simply meditate and enjoy it yourselves. It’s all up to you, and those of you who’ve chosen to work hard are noting how much your work is helping you and everyone who finds their way to it.

The effect you’re making on your collective consciousness is more potent than you can imagine, so keep this in mind when you don’t feel like you’ve done anything significant. You have, but you have to believe in your own potential before you can really uplift others.

By Wes Annac, January 23, 2015