Bliss - What It Is & Why It Matters - By Natalie Glasson

Bliss is a profound state of joy, peace, and unity with all that is. It is not the fleeting happiness that comes from outer circumstances, but a deep inner radiance that arises when the soul is fully present and aligned with divine truth. Bliss is the language of the soul. It is how your soul feels when it remembers its connection to Source.

Bliss is often quiet, still, and luminous. It doesn’t always come with a smile or laughter—it can arrive in deep meditation, in the silence of nature, or during moments of surrender and spiritual union. It is a state where fear dissolves, the mind softens, and only love remains. It is not outside of you—it is the most natural part of who you are.

Bliss does not require everything in your life to be perfect. In fact, it often arises when you let go of trying to fix or control. It flows when you relax into presence, allow your emotions to be, and open your heart to something greater. The more you align with your soul’s truth, the more bliss becomes a steady background vibration in your life.

How We Access Bliss

Bliss is not something we chase—it is something we return to. We begin by creating space to be still. Meditation, breathwork, chanting, nature walks, creativity, and loving service all create fertile ground for bliss to arise. These practices open the heart, quiet the mind, and align you with divine rhythm.

You may begin to notice bliss as a soft hum beneath your thoughts, or a golden warmth in your heart. It may visit in dreams, in sacred ceremony, or even in the presence of a loved one. It often arises when you stop searching and simply rest in being.

Bliss is also connected to surrender. The more we release our grip on the illusion of control and rest in trust, the more we open to the joy of being. It is the sweetness of truth when you remember who you really are.

What Bliss Does for Us

Bliss is a healing balm. It nourishes the nervous system, calms the heart, and reawakens joy on a cellular level. It lifts our vibration and invites more love, flow, and grace into our lives. When we live in a state of bliss—even gently—we become more compassionate, creative, and connected.

Bliss shows us that joy is our natural state. It helps us let go of suffering, not by avoiding pain, but by expanding beyond it. It allows us to live more from the soul than from survival. It is a quiet revolution inside the heart, reminding us that we are love, we are peace, and we are whole.

Why We Should Strive for Bliss

We strive for bliss not as an escape, but as a return. It is a remembrance of our true nature, a soft but powerful awakening. Bliss is not something reserved for saints or mystics—it is available to all who choose divine presence, devotion, and inner peace.

By seeking bliss, we raise our vibration, support healing in others, and contribute to the upliftment of the planet. Bliss ripples outward. It is infectious in the most sacred way. To live in bliss is to live in divine union—with self, with others, and with the Source of all things.

A Meditation to Touch Bliss

Sit quietly and close your eyes. Take a few deep breaths. Bring your attention to your heart. Imagine a small, golden flame glowing softly there. With every breath, let this light expand.

Silently say, “I am open to the bliss that lives within me.” Allow the light to grow until it surrounds your whole body. Let yourself rest in this gentle glow. You may feel warmth, love, or deep stillness. When you are ready, return slowly and whisper, “Thank you. I am bliss, I am light, I am peace.”

Child-Friendly Version (Age 5+)

Bliss is like a warm sparkle inside your heart that makes you feel peaceful, loved, and safe. It’s what you feel when you’re really happy—like when someone gives you a big hug or when you see a rainbow. It’s quiet happiness that comes from the inside, not just from toys or sweets.

You can feel bliss by sitting still, closing your eyes, and breathing gently. Imagine a soft golden light in your heart, glowing like the sun. That light is your joy. You can visit it anytime, even when you’re feeling sad or tired. Just breathe and say, “I feel my happy light inside me.”

https://omna.org/bliss-what-it-is-and-why-it-matters/

Video Link: Bliss Body Healing Activation - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5_7g_jlKNM

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