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What follows here is a series of passages and quotes taken from Part 9 of the Conditional Expression philosophy - God's contemporary instruction for humanity. Part 9 deals with the laws that apply to life, laws which each of us will either follow - making them life-giving to life - or reject. It is important to note that rejecting or supporting them is not a matter of right and wrong. If we reject them, life must suffer. If we support them life must feel well.

It is God's wish that we live with conditional expression, and for the sake of the life we belong to, mine. Obeying these laws is how we keep life sacred. Only actions count.

You can access Part 9 here.

On Conditional Expression in General

‘The Philosophy of conditional expression, like any effective philosophy, must have laws that guide it.

It is the laws that that make it practical.

And if they are sourced in truth and of a strong foundation, they will not just teach what one should do, but why.’

‘Conditional expression is a philosophy sourced in unconditional love and represents a bridge of understanding between the physical and the spiritual and energetic worlds to which we belong.’

‘Either our actions will be sourced in unconditional love – or they won’t be. And we will be able to tell whether they are or not by how the world feels, and how the planet is behaving.

If a philosophy is going to be of any use in the human experience, then surely, we must practice the treasures it offers and give them life through human expression and action.’

‘There must be laws that guide our behaviour in the human experience. In this way we not only have support on how to act, but the reasons for acting in a certain way in the first place.

But the laws of this philosophy do not represent a guide to individual fame, wealth and influence in this world – they demand we surrender our attachments to such objectives.

This philosophy has the best interests of humanity and the planet in its heart. So, to the individually focused, it will feel like kryptonite.

Now, these laws do not take away the free choice of any person to live as they wish.But they will question the motives behind their actions and make one aware of the energetic impact of the things they think and do.

They invite people to think collectively, as opposed to individually, when choosing a course of action – as every contribution (or non-contribution) will have a positive or negative effect on the planet and humanity.

Or, in other words, a positive or negative effect on the one body to which we all belong and the world in which we live.’

1.    The Law of Alignment and Expression

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‘When is a trait, such as honesty, made real?

When does integrity become real?

When does kindness become real?

The same could be said for every trait or quality a human being has the capacity to demonstrate.

But, more importantly, for our planet and in the context of conditional expression, when does unconditional love become real?

What is it that will make unconditional love real in the human experience?

Of course, if you have read each part of this journey into conditional expression, you will know that it is only conditional expression itself that can do this.

Traits can only ever realise their full effect in the human experience, or become reality, when they are expressed. ‘

‘True sacrifice will always lead to an energetic profit –without fail.’

‘This philosophy holds that when our actions are aligned to values, which in turn have their foundation in what is best for humanity and the planet, the benefits of our expression are maximised, and the potential for damage and harm to our world limited. ‘

‘To align our actions to our values, and to do this in service of life in its entirety demands love, courage, faith, trust and sacrifice.

Only good – that’s collective good – can come of these things.

Only the truly beautiful can come from such a beautiful human offering.’

‘Today, it has never been easier to appear enlightened, inspiring and moral and yet in truth be deceitful, undignified and dishonourable behind the scenes.

We see how something can be audibly or aesthetically pleasing and yet, because it is sourced in self-service, must energetically harm humanity and the planet.

The widespread extent of this type of energetic crime, although hard to detect, is one of the main reasons our planet is full of pretty words and yet still a spiritual and energetic disaster.’

‘Our bodies and the words we say and write are only a mask for what is real. Pulsing away beneath it all is our energetic truth.

That’s the illusion. In a world that values reputation and looking fabulous over the truth it can be no other way.

What we present to the world, or what we hope the world believes of us, is often a masquerade.’

‘When we speak of alignment, we must ask to what.

Is it to your wants and needs or to the planet’s needs?

Are you aligned to the realisation of your own dreams and desires, or do you dream as God would, of a healthy body?

Foundation first.

Who do you serve?

Values and traits second.

What values and traits do you require to help you live a life of service and one that honours all life?

Courage and discipline third!

Can you act in alignment with what you deem necessary for the greater good – not just for yourself.

The law of alignment and expression in this philosophy holds that when our actions are aligned to values whose intentions are to serve the greater good, then only good can come of it.

This is love in action.’

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Thank you for reading. If the message of living with conditional expression in order to honour life as sacred resonates with you, or you are a person of faith, who feels we should actually honour God and life itself through our actions, your courage in sharing their message will be greatly appreciated.

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The full philosophy can be found here.

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