From Lessons to Living Principles
The Six Elements of Harmony—Awareness, Commitment, Mastery, Service, Leadership, and Freedom—are words we all know. We first meet them as ordinary teachings: pay attention, follow through, work hard, help others, step up, and value independence. These traditional meanings serve us in school, work, family, and community, offering structure and direction.
But in the journey of Harmony, these words deepen. They shift from external rules to internal truths. No longer just ideas to practice, they become living principles—guiding us to see clearly, act with integrity, refine our being, give from wholeness, lead authentically, and live in your truth.
Take a moment to notice how these words resonate with you today. You may find their meanings are already unfolding in new and deeper ways in your own life.
The Six Elements of Harmony: Living Principles
To see yourself and others with clarity, free from false beliefs and self-denial. It is a sacred remembering that aligns your perception with truth and potential.
To stand in alignment with your deepest values, even when the path is uncertain or uncomfortable. It transforms obligation into a devoted, intentional way of living.
To become skilled in the art of being, not just doing. It is the steady refinement of your inner and outer life until your actions naturally reflect your authentic nature.
To offer your gifts and presence from a place of wholeness, giving to others without diminishing yourself. It is giving freely, without attachment to recognition or result.
To guide from a place of authenticity and courage. It is the willingness to model what is possible and inspire others through your example, not just your position.
To live in an unshakable state, true to your own nature, unbound by fear or limitation. It is the spaciousness to design your life from a place of inner authority.