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A Personal Message from Jesse, son of Robert Bruce.

Hello, everyone. This is now the second hardest thing that I've had to write.

As many of you know, my father passed away over a year ago. In the time since, I've poured myself into this work — updating the website, creating content, running consultations, supporting the community, and doing everything I could to honour his legacy and keep Astral Dynamics alive and growing. It has been one of the most meaningful things I've ever done, and also one of the most demanding.

I did this with the genuine belief that I would carry this work forward as my own. Alas, I am here to inform you that this is no longer a path available to me. Without going into detail, circumstances following my father's passing have made my continued involvement something I can no longer sustain in good conscience. It is not a decision I've made lightly, and it has not been easy to arrive at.

To be clear: I will be stepping back from running Astral Dynamics, effective immediately. My father's wife will take full responsibility from now on. I do not know how Astral Dynamics will continue. I hope my father's work — the courses, material, and community that he and I have built over decades — remains, and will go on without me.

What I want you to know most is this: The time I've spent with this community has meant the world to me, and to my father. This was always a joint adventure for us both — something we shared long before any of this, and something I carried forward in his name with great love.

I have come to understand that walking away is not the same as giving up. In a way, it is an act of respect — for I cannot in good conscience claim ownership of something that was never fully mine to own. This is life, and life owns itself. Some things we must fight for. Others, we must learn to release. The difficulty lies in knowing which is which.

But I have found that when you listen — truly listen — to that quiet inner sense of what is right and good, life has a way of responding. The path that creates peace, harmony, and flow reveals itself, often immediately, when you move in alignment with it. That feedback is not always gentle. Sometimes it arrives as loss, breaking a leg (wink, wink), as confusion, as a door closing in the dark. But it is feedback nonetheless, and it is honest.

This has been one of those hard lessons for me. And what I have come to understand is that trust in life is not a passive thing — not a blind faith or a quiet wish sent into the void. It is a relationship. A conversation. It is me saying: I hear you. Even when hearing took longer than I would have liked. Even when the courage required to act on what I heard came at a cost. It is the willingness to walk toward the life that was always intended, even when the path there moves through pain.

I remain humbled. I remain grateful. And I remain, perhaps more than anything, in trust.

I do one day plan to develop my own spiritual material and community, though I do not know when this will happen. For those who are interested, please sign up to my email list here. You can also leave me a personal message there. I'll be sure to reach out when I am better prepared.

To all the beautiful people I've had the pleasure of connecting with — I wish you all the very best.

I was honoured to have been part of this with you.

With love and gratitude,

Jesse.