To recalibrate is to reset yourself into the original idea and image of God Greatness you are and have ever been. You do this by making the Cosmic Declarations of the Self.

While facing the pain or the memory of the pain, make the Cosmic Declarations of the Self for your recalibration. When you start your day with the Cosmic Declarations of the Self, all you do when you meet with any challenge in life is to sound it to recalibrate you.

To recycle is to turn the rubbish into manure; turn the pain into pleasure; turn the sad story into success story; turn the human nonsense into wise counsel. Every waste is potential asset and you will have to learn how to recycle the waste into useful products. The waste in your neighborhood will develop into pathogens to poison your body and cause disease or you may engineer a recycling process to turn it into a useful product. In fact, the future is for those who can recycle, and this is because human beings will always create huge waste. There is nothing you can do about waste creation but there is something you can do about waste usage. And in the same way that humans create solid and liquid wastes, humans create emotional and mental wastes.

To recycle, you may cite the Cosmic Declarations of the Self and then prompt yourself, “When this event glorifies my Liberating Spirit (Innate Nature) what would it be like?”

The key then is to have a series of Cosmic Declarations of the Self that reflect your truly awakened knowledge of yourself so that when you are in any waste pain situation you will recalibrate to and or use to recycle the pain.

To apply this, when in any state of pain or deprivation, observe your Cosmic Divine Self and state:

“I recalibrate; I recycle, I am more than this.” This will be followed by entry into the Silence for any revelations that support your Cosmic Greatness such as, “I embrace my Magnificence.”

Navigating Through Life in Your Greatness

There is an awakening that everyone ought to get, to step into greatness. This awakening is in respect of good and evil. We brand what causes us pleasure as good; and what causes us pain as evil. Truly, they both are life instruments that work together to support our journey of experiences through which we learn to growth and be better versions of ourselves. You navigate through life as a better person when you meditate on the following and embrace the wisdom therein:

1. The Air engages alike with the flatulence and with the fragrance. So, let your purest intentions engage with all.
2. The evil you judge in people ferments in your mind and weakens you.
   Look for the possible good in people and in their situations.
3. Every evil has three missions:
4. To show you what you must not do or be.
5. To show a better way.
6. To give you an opportunity to exercise an innate nature of good. So, don’t React! Be a nobler example for the wrong that happens to you or to the wrong that you witness. 
7. Use every hurt as opportunity to exercise and experience your forgiveness and love muscles; and use every pleasure of success as inspiration to be yet finer version of yourself.
8. In the pain you turn within and ask, “What soul qualities may I exhibit in this situation to reveal my Cosmic Greatness? And, if the pain is too much to bear you pray evoking more power of that love, wisdom or creativity of the soul needed. That is where the Yeshua evocation in the prayer he taught is needed; “Thy kingdom come; thy kingdom of Love in the power and force of ten million suns now come through me for the demonstration of cosmic power of good through me. Right here and now thy kingdom of love come.”
9. If you focus on the evil people are doing or could do against you, you become evil and limited. Focus on doing the good you are and expand beyond your frontiers to embrace the evil one who then becomes your joyful servant.
10. Life has one assignment for you: to challenge you to birth the next higher version of you.