What centers you?

I am much bigger than this physical body. My broader self, my source, my essence, God of which I am, as I breathe is with, in, and all around me, now. It's all me.

Inspired by spiritual concepts about identity beyond the physical body

This illustration represents spiritual concepts about identity extending beyond physical form—the idea that your essence is larger than your body.

The work draws from various spiritual traditions that emphasize non-physical identity: the soul in Christian theology, atman in Hindu philosophy, consciousness in Buddhist thought, or source energy in New Thought movements.

The language "God of which I am" suggests unity with divine essence rather than separation from it.

"Take steps spirit first" positions spiritual alignment as foundational—addressing the inner dimension before taking external action.

The suggestion to pause, breathe, and connect with this broader sense of self before "doing the next thing" is a contemplative practice found across many traditions.

This is explicitly spiritual content that assumes belief in soul, source, eternal consciousness, or divine essence. For those outside these frameworks, the more secular takeaway might be about pausing before action, or the value of contemplative practice.

Do you have practices that help you feel centered or aligned before taking action?

What helps you connect with whatever sense of "source" or foundation feels true to you?

What centers you?

Align before acting

This spiritual concept emphasizes non-physical alignment as foundational. Pause, breathe, connect with your broader sense of self before doing the next thing. Available as hoodies, tees, mugs, and canvas.