Some will go ahead and present to the world that they’ve got it all figured out and can provide all the answers. There are many who desire to be led in such a way.
Others present themselves authentically, transparently, ridiculously sometimes. It’s obvious they don’t have all the answers, they’re searching.
Some wish to be led, they need someone to shepherd them.
Others wish to gather evidence, live by their senses and intuition, and learn with others along the way. Laughing at the absurdity of some of the mistakes and misperceptions that arise.
One like a school.
The other as a life lesson.
Folks will gravitate to the method they feel serves them best.
Not everyone can handle looking a fool, and the critics that come out with their judgements, (teachers and gurus).
Of course they want you to follow them rather than discover on your own.
You don’t get angry with a child when they come to you and say, “Daddy, I heard Jews got gassed because they’re bad people.”
Does he get angry? Accuse them of anti-semitism? Does he lock him in his room and deny him supper?
No. He opens dialog. He extracts his emotion and he tries to explain the history, to the best of his ability, calmly. Maybe they even study what’s available together, meet actual people who have experiences.
Speaking Honestly. The good, the bad, the ugly. He allows his child the freedom to develop his own perspectives having given him all the tools and information at his disposal.
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When an adult who knows little to nothing of this history, having been inundated with gibberish meant to skew their minds mentions the same thing, why can’t we educate calmly? Why must they be confronted by a red faced, angry, snarling and spitting person accusing them of anti-semitism, when an educational conversation would be better?
Trauma does that.
People, intentionally kept from the truth, the authentic and transparent truth can’t possibly know what causes another so much pain. They are as children.
Let us speak …
Transparently. Honestly. All of it. The good, bad and ugly Get the skeletons out of the closet.
Be real. Be true. Be helpful.
Relationship is tough.
Folks walking around with huge chips on their shoulders wanting to punish people rather than working to build informational networks that could make things more easily understood.
That being said, I did a read on current events between Israel and Hamas.
Israel’s President is protecting the contracts of the Divine Feminine. After all, this is where the true wealth resides.
Hamas knows there are massive amounts of abundance here. They’ve been living in scarcity for a long time … the reason is plain. They will fail at their endeavor.
Israel, and her Divine contracts, are safe.
Her leaders take her protection very seriously.
I say “Her” because it’s what comes naturally to my Spirit. I’m certain there will be those who are offended by that.
I offer no apologies.
I do, however, offer a link to some supporting literature.
Governments who desire power create opportunities for war, and for this human suffering. They only care about the divine contracts of the feminine and who controls them.
Regular men who don’t consider such things and aren’t interested in this dominance are sent to die for it.
“They” want to lower the vibration of the people. Their energy is too high and light. It’s making their governing structures warble. They allow attacks so they have an excuse to send men to die. It’s suffering that powers these governing systems. It’s suffering that keeps them “managing” divine contracts.
I’m not going to argue with someone who doesn’t agree with, or approve of, my interests and work. Why would I? In fact, why would I spend any time or attention on such things at all? Why would I even remain connected to such a person? My energy is too valuable to spend it on such situations.
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If people aren’t behaving transparently, if what they say and do in secret are too shameful, or of such a degree it would shatter the image they’re trying to portray, they oughtn’t be in management positions, of any kind.
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The human mind is like a radio receiver/sender. It picks up on the thought forms in the atmosphere. People struggle because they believe the thoughts in their head belong to them. Not all do. Choose what gets to live inside your mind. Reject thought forms which don’t align with the highest ideals and intentions you have for self.
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Those who have potential of creating substance that generates big, beneficial changes are attacked the hardest. Knowing this, the intention is to not only persevere through the challenges others offer us, but to move beyond them, to excel despite them. Heart open.
Often, others feel they know best what we need in order to expand, to grow, to learn. School systems “teach” the same to all students. Students conform to a script.
Expansion only really occurs if someone is living their personal life plan, flowing along their own path.
Now that I’m older and have reformatted my life according to my ideals, I learn according to my likes. I move into that which attracts me, with knowledge of the darker aspects of experience … already did that. I know what to avoid.
Wisdom. To share.
In order to grow into our inherent, natural born gifts, we must be brave and gently push into the recesses of our mind, bringing forth that which is beneficial, and sharing into the collective for expansion of the whole.
Even if folks aren’t aware or participating, all benefit in the collective from this share.
Do we thrash around, physically and mentally and spew vile words into the collective, blaming another for our pain? Hurting others? Rejecting others? Shutting down and not letting anyone too close?
Or do we use this experience as a catalyst to propel us beyond that agitation, that disappointment, that betrayal, using the experience to help others?
Do we choose to close off, or remain open hearted, despite knowing there’s a very real possibility someone, or someone(s), will crush us again?
That’s the challenge, isn’t it?
Forgiveness, they say is for self, not the other. It is about “releasing” the burden which weighs on our heart and mind.
Be grateful for those experiences which propel you forward.
The more traumatic the experience, the greater the opportunity for spiritual advancement.