Since the beginning of 2016, Ezra'el has often shared that humanity is on a path toward achieving its own "triple-A status"—a state defined by the expression of Authenticity, Authority, and Autonomy. In the business world, "triple-A" is a term used to signify reliability or high credit rating.
Our guides, Ezra’el included, and extraterrestrials, in general, have a great sense of humor and often use puns to keep their messages accessible. But the question lingers: "What does Ezra'el really mean by 'triple-A status'?"
This phrase, "triple-A status," holds particular weight and a unique kind of punctuation in this context. Ezra'el and I often find ourselves having brief conversations in the early morning, during a lucid dream-like state where I’m aware of myself but not fully awake—a space that defies easy explanation yet feels naturally intuitive. In one of these moments, at the start of 2017, Ezra'el’s message came through clearly: humanity is awakening, remembering, and evolving toward its own "triple-A status," moving into the full expression of Authenticity, Authority, and Autonomy.
Though the message was brief, it resonated powerfully with me in that half-awake state, carrying an unmistakable clarity. In that moment, I understood the message fully, feeling deeply that we at Beyond Medicine also play a role in this evolution. That single message set me on a path of exploration, each step offering synchronistic glimpses into what Ezra’el meant, deepening my understanding of these principles over time.
The 'triple-A status' or 'triple-A rating'
The term "triple-A status" resonates deeply for me, as it connects to my 28 years in the financial sector.
In that world, it’s a familiar concept, though not one I’d have linked with humanity’s awakening—quite the opposite, in fact. Yet, this is precisely why our guides use such phrases. They bridge worlds, taking familiar terms and placing them in a completely different context, shifting our perspective and inviting a fresh understanding.
As this message has recurred during various events, I’ve felt compelled to explore it more deeply. I know this message is layered with meaning, and what I share here is only the beginning—a mere scratching of the surface.
In finance, triple-A status is a mark of trustworthiness, reflecting an institution’s reliability and creditworthiness.
A company with this high rating is more likely to secure deals or credit than one with a lower rating.
Even entire countries, including the Netherlands, have a credit rating! This notion of creditworthiness hints at a deeper message.
Can you feel it starting to reveal itself?
In certain contexts, terms like creditworthiness and authority may carry an emotional weight, even making some of us feel uncomfortable.
This is natural, as they touch upon beliefs about limitations we’ve imposed on ourselves or areas where we may have relinquished our strength.
It’s precisely this recognition that makes them worth exploring further.
So, let’s dive into these three A’s, keeping in mind that they’re deeply intertwined and blend seamlessly as we explore each one in depth.
Authenticity: The Courage to Embrace Our Uniqueness
When a human being arrives on Earth, it’s nothing short of a miracle—a unique event, unparalleled in every respect. Each new life carries an original blueprint, a distinct set of skills, potentials, and frequencies that no other being possesses. This blueprint shapes how each of us experiences life, our chosen perspective on this planet. At the moment of our birth, we are fully aligned with our uniqueness, embodying a frequency that is entirely our own.
However, this memory of our uniqueness often fades in the years following our arrival. As we grow, society encourages us to align with collective norms, values, and truths—those which we, as a society, have collectively shaped over generations. This process is not inherently negative; it serves to help us integrate into the fabric of society, to function within a shared world. But as our collective consciousness awakens, the question arises: are these norms, these truths, still in harmony with the new dimensions of consciousness emerging within us?
Authenticity means being true to our original essence. When Ezra'el speaks about authenticity, it resonates as a powerful call to rediscover our original qualities and bring them forth boldly. To be authentic is to live according to our unique blueprint, to follow our path even when it diverges from societal expectations or the projections of others.
Yet, living authentically requires a deep courage. This path often challenges our attachment to validation from others, as well as the comfort of fitting into familiar roles and relationships. Because, like magnets, our authenticity may attract some and repel others, we’re asked to release the idea that we must please or be understood by everyone. The courage to embrace our true self, even if it disrupts relationships or unsettles social expectations, becomes a vital part of our journey.
Authenticity can often be mistaken for selfishness, as if honoring oneself diminishes regard for others. But true authenticity is not about disregarding others; it’s about honoring oneself first, not as an act of exclusion, but as a foundation for genuine connection. To live authentically is to recognize that serving the whole doesn't mean conforming to sameness. In fact, the world thrives when each of us brings forward our distinct passions and perspectives.
Ezra'el often likens humanity to a vast cosmic jigsaw puzzle. Each of us is a unique piece, a facet of the grand collective human consciousness evolving itself. Each piece has a unique shape and frequency that only fits one place in the puzzle. If we attempt to fit where we do not belong, the puzzle remains incomplete, lacking the harmony of the whole. It’s only when we find and inhabit our true place that humanity can see itself in its full brilliance.
And finding that place is indeed a process, a gradual unfolding. The more individuals step into their authenticity, the clearer it becomes for others to find their own place. Every authentic expression acts as a beacon, guiding others to do the same, accelerating humanity’s collective transformation. This shift is not just personal; it is a collective dance, a synergy where each person’s truth allows the entire mosaic of humanity to find its form.
How Do We Find Our Place in the Puzzle?
The journey to authenticity begins with the courage to appreciate, unconditionally, what makes each of us unique. It requires shedding the false beliefs and inherited patterns we’ve accumulated over time—beliefs that may have served others but do not reflect our true selves. This unlearning allows us to release the authority we have unconsciously given to societal images or specific individuals, allowing us to reclaim our own truth.
In this state of authenticity, everyone’s frequency is unique, each vibrating according to its own nature. Like magnets, we are naturally drawn to some and repelled by others, gravitating toward environments and individuals that resonate with us. It’s a process of alignment, of allowing ourselves and others to be as they are, without judgment. This magnetic process guides us, helping us recognize “the right neighborhood” when we find it and giving us permission to move away from places that no longer serve us.
In essence, to be authentic is to honor our inner blueprint, to allow ourselves to be guided by resonance rather than conformity. It’s a call to return to our original state, free of masks or adopted identities, fully embodying who we are.
Excitement is caused by a resonance with your Higher Self.
Excitement is a sign that the activity you are contemplating is aligned with your Higher Self,
and this alignment is what causes the excitement.
This naturally leads you to what you are meant to be doing,
what your Soul wants you to do with your free-will.
This is your purpose.
So this is the simple yet effortlessly-effective way to find your life's purpose.
So excitement serves as a compass to let you know when you're 'on course',
when you are doing exactly what your Higher Self would just love to have you be doing.
~ Bashar ~
Authority: Being the Sovereign of Our Own Truth
In the usual context, “authority” implies one who has power over others or is considered an expert due to their knowledge. As Wikipedia states, authority is "the accepted power of a person or an organization over another person or to lead a group."
However, the journey to becoming our own authority is not about control over others; it’s about cultivating the qualities to lead ourselves, to live in alignment with our truth, and to embrace personal mastery. To be our own authority is to take full responsibility for defining our reality, to determine what resonates as true for us rather than passively adopting the beliefs of others.
Only we, individually, can truly know who we are. No external authority, regardless of its expertise, can define our essence or purpose more accurately than we ourselves can. And yet, it’s fascinating how readily we accept others’ truths over our own, how often we seek permission or approval to follow our deepest instincts. Many of us have been conditioned to believe that embracing our truth or “going our own way” is somehow undesirable or even rebellious.
In truth, there is no absolute truth. What may be true for one person may not hold for another, and what we perceive as truth today might evolve as we grow. Our truth is fluid, aligned with who we are in each present moment. So, if truth is ever-changing and deeply personal, how do we recognize what is true for us now? The answer lies in feeling—our inner resonance acts as an infallible compass.
Everything carries a frequency, including ideas, thoughts, and beliefs. Each new piece of information has an energetic impact on us, and our system is highly sensitive to this. When an idea aligns with our inner truth, it expands our energy, creating a sense of ease and resonance. If a thought or belief feels restrictive or contracting, it is likely out of sync with our core frequency, presenting an opportunity for deeper self-understanding.
Conflicts arise when new information challenges existing beliefs, whether negative or positive. Imagine someone expressing admiration for our beauty when our own reflection in the mirror feels otherwise, or someone asserting that extraterrestrials are dangerous when our experiences have been quite the opposite. Such conflicts reveal points of inner tension, prompting us to ask: what beliefs do we hold that keep us from experiencing our true potential? What ideas might once have served us but now limit our growth?
The choice is ours.
When faced with new information, do we accept it merely because it comes from an “authority”?
Do we reject it outright because it challenges our current beliefs?
Or do we see it as an opportunity to explore and better understand ourselves?
This inner discernment is the essence of personal authority and transformation. To cultivate authority over our own lives means evaluating beliefs based on how they align with our expanding sense of self. It’s about distinguishing what resonates deeply within and recognizing outdated beliefs that no longer support our growth. This ongoing discernment is a hallmark of personal mastery—to live according to our evolving truth and let go of what no longer serves.
Living from Inner Authority and Passion
Embracing our inner authority calls us to live boldly, to stand by our thoughts, feelings, and passions. Our passion is the core frequency of our authenticity.
When new ideas allow us to express our passion more fully, they resonate with our truth; when they stifle or diminish that passion, they are out of alignment. Following our passion is, in essence, following our blueprint, which guides us toward self-fulfillment.
Living our passion and embracing our authority is a profound journey, one with many layers that go far deeper than a few paragraphs can cover. Yet every journey begins with a single step. The first step toward personal authority is simply this: decide to be the one who determines what is true for you. Begin consciously updating beliefs to reflect your current truth, letting your inner authority lead the way.
From this place of self-sovereignty, you become the expert of your own life, the knower of your essence, the one who claims what resonates as truth.
YOU ARE YOUR OWN MASTER
Excitement is the energy that occurs when one is in resonance with their own Higher Self.
This is a signal from your Higher Self (which always honors your free will) to encourage you
to act or move in a particular direction.
Excitement can therefore be used as a compass heading to move and act in the direction
that your Higher Self hopes you will move - for your highest joy.
If you "follow your excitement" consistently, you will end up fulfilling your Life's Purpose.
~ Bashar ~
Autonomy: The Freedom to Chart Our Own Path
At its core, autonomy is the freedom to determine our own direction in life—to pursue our passions, express our purpose, and fulfill our mission. Autonomy is about giving ourselves permission to use our free will to make choices aligned with what truly matters to us. In this sense, autonomy is not just a personal desire but a universal human need, a foundational element of authentic living.
However, autonomy often intersects with a deep-seated need for safety.
Many of us are conditioned to believe that in order to feel secure, we must sometimes sacrifice our independence or even our authority, handing over our decision-making to others who we think can “keep us safe.”
This subtle exchange—trading autonomy for security—can lead us into a state of dependency, where we gradually begin to rely on others’ expectations and directions.
In doing so, we risk losing our inner compass and, with it, a piece of our authenticity.
This pattern often manifests in our everyday actions and behaviors. Exploring it can reveal profound insights into our own conditioning and self-imposed limitations.
How often do we seek consent or approval from others before acting?
How many times do we hold back from following our passion out of fear of others’ disapproval?
Here, the connection with authority becomes clear: why do we need permission or validation from outside ourselves to feel safe in pursuing what calls to us?
The question deepens when we realize that we sometimes restrict ourselves, disapproving of aspects of ourselves as if we’ve internalized the role of external critics. This subtle self-regulation often happens unconsciously, revealing how deeply ingrained our programming can be.
A Gentle Shift: Moving from Dependency to Empowerment
Recognizing this exchange of autonomy for safety is not about judgment; it’s about self-awareness. By seeing where we give away our power, we have the opportunity to reclaim it in a balanced way.
We can begin to ask ourselves, “Is this choice truly supporting my well-being, or am I making it to feel a temporary sense of safety?”
This inquiry opens a path to genuine empowerment, where we honor both our need for security and our right to make independent choices.
Isn’t it fascinating?
We possess free will, yet we sometimes use it to choose limitation and dependency over freedom.
Why do we do this?
While socialization and education play significant roles in shaping us, once we become aware of these patterns, continuing them becomes a choice rather than a habit.
Autonomy and Social Responsibility
Of course, autonomy is not without its complexities. What happens when everyone acts solely from individual will? Where is the line between autonomy and disregard for others? Here we encounter the interplay between individual freedom and social responsibility, shaped by the norms and values that govern our culture. These standards, once born from collective beliefs, have become so deeply woven into society that their origins feel as elusive as our personal beliefs. And yet, society is not an external entity; it is us. As we change, society gradually evolves to reflect those changes.
Cultivating Autonomy in Daily Life
For myself, I’ve chosen to start this transformation process small. Each time I find myself seeking permission or someone else asks me for approval, I bring attention to it, asking why permission is being sought in the first place. This practice reveals layers of outdated programming, gently guiding me back to self-trust and freedom.
It’s a powerful exercise to ask, “Why do I need permission from myself or others to do what I love?”
This inquiry allows us to reclaim autonomy on both the grand and subtle levels.
By choosing to act from our inner truth rather than external expectations, we become the architects of our own lives, stepping into the freedom to be fully ourselves.
You see you have been created with free will.
If you choose to buy into negative beliefs
if you choose to buy into the idea that you can only do just so much,
and that it is beyond your capability to do more,
the universe supports you exactly that far and no further.
Because the universe never gives you more than you say you are ready to handle.
~ Bashar ~
When you follow your excitement, and do what excites you, this means that ...1. This activity is 'you', truly aligned with your Soul.
2. And because it is 'you', this activity is effortless for you.
3. And because it is 'you', the universe will support you in every way to continue doing this, in progressively more expanding ways.If you have something to give, in the reality you are creating, there are people ready to receive it.
If someone has a song to sing, there is an audience in that reality to hear it.
~ Bashar ~
The Journey of the Triple-A’s
The theme of this article touches on profound layers that invite us deeper into the core of our being, yet, as mentioned, it only begins to scratch the surface.
For me, these reflections feel like the starting point of an inward journey—a journey where it matters less which of the Triple-A’s we begin with, as all three are so intimately interconnected.
Authenticity, Authority, and Autonomy each act as gateways to the others, inviting us to align with our true essence.
Throughout this journey, questions naturally arise:
How much credit do I give myself?
How reliable am I to my own truth?
When do I lose alignment with who I am?
These inquiries serve as gentle reminders, bringing us back to the heart of self-worth, self-trust, and self-alignment.
This exploration of the Triple-A’s is one that evolves over time.
It’s a path that offers both challenge and discovery, where each insight unlocks another layer, revealing the richness of who we truly are.
One day, I hope to share more of this unfolding journey, perhaps in a book that reflects these deeper explorations and experiences.
But for now, my journey continues, and I extend a heartfelt wish that each of us finds the courage, trust, and freedom to walk our own unique path back to ourselves.
With warm greetings and blessings on your journey,
~ Philip
