Hi! I am Saashi. I love to BE a FORCE for GOOD. I am the girl who was innocently negotiating for a rug in the markets of Morocco, with a growing number of tall men surrounding me. I barely escaped being sold into sex slavery. My passion is Freeing People in their lives.

I became an international entrepreneur.

Are you up to listening to the whispering of my secrets to liberation? Do you want to discover how to find the core of your pain, own it, feel it, heal it, and face it? Sometimes this journey has lots of lonely and our only friends are our favorite addictions. Are you up to connecting with yourself to celebrate your passion and power?

If I can drop my walls, and share my stories, and find my passion, “THERE IS HOPE” for you. Do you want to leave your old hopeless world behind?  Listen to your inner most voice that says: “you are a super star.” YOU ARE FREE!

No matter what your background, your status in the world, your age, or anything else, you can find and embrace your passion, become authentic and BE FREE.

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I am Via Saashi!  I love liberation.

 

I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN THE GIRL WHO WAS INNOCENTLY NEGOTIATING FOR A RUG IN THE MARKETS OF MOROCCO, WITH A GROWING NUMBER OF TALL MEN SURROUNDING HER, who BARELY ESCAPED BEING SOLD INTO WHITE SLAVERY, WOULD BE SAFE, BECOMING AN INTERNATIONAL ENTREPRENEUR.

 

At the height of a highly successful international business launch you would have found me weeping, wishing my success would go away, as crazy as it sounds that success turned into an overwhelming nightmare. Success is not always happiness.

Are you up to listening to the whispering of my secrets to liberation? Do you want to discover  how to find the core of your pain, own it, feel it, heal it, and face it? Are you up to connecting with yourself and celebrate your passion and power, feeling less alone? Sometimes this journey has lots of lonely and our only friends are our favorite addictions, how about “shop til you drop?”

If I can drop my walls and share my stories, find my passion and LIVE FREE, “THERE IS HOPE” for you. Do you want to listen to your silent voice that says: “you are a super star” while your old hopeless world passes you by, whispering, YOU ARE FREE?

I’m probably sipping the darkest cocoa bean hot chocolate with visions of ways I can inspire more people. No matter what your background reveals, your status in the world, your age, or anything else, you can find and embrace your passion, be authentic, and BE FREE.

I AM A WANDERER.

I SEEK MY TRUE PATH,

MY JOURNEY, OVER AND OVER.

I AM WINNING AND FINDING

MY POWER, AND PROMISE,

TO EMBRACE

OVER AND OVER.

MY ROAD HOME.

IT OPENS MY PURE VISION.

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Your MY journey meditation is a new adventure every time. There is “Power in Persistence.” Find and embrace your passion OVER AND OVER, to Feel It, Heal It, and Face It, by embracing your next, and your next, and your next journey through your meditations.

 

 

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T Our liberation team circles the world from Snowflake, Arizona to Morocco, with podcast adventures featuring people wandering into their Journey, a mental fitness adventure, and we feature trainings at online LIVEALIVE adventures.

 We champion “THERE IS HOPE” You Are A Slave To None. We lift to liberate our souls from life’s chains that enslave us, sometimes not so quietly… by saving drowning souls, maybe that is you right now, who are seeking… the light.

Most of us have dark places in our lives.  Darkness is never so dark that it cannot be penetrated by light and hope.  Reclaiming the light flows in our veins. Enslavement circles the earth like a viper squeezing the power, passion, and love from our souls.

 Our Liberation Team didn’t always have this vision… One of our team members bought an $18 book in San Francisco and turned the inspiration into a multi-million-dollar fortune. She loves fashion, design, and the world’s finest cuisine, of course she has a driving desire for freedom to work anywhere she finds herself. Her passion is to help others find their freedom and love what they do!

 

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 “My Journey”, is an un-slaving mental fitness meditation. We pave the way for liberation to help people identify stresses, triggers and pain points that lead to negative coping behaviors.

We lift to liberate souls from life’s chains that enslave, sometimes not so quietly, by saving drowning souls, maybe that is you right now, who are seeking… the light.

Our award-winning un-slaving journey is the most beautiful compelling way to free your self from life’s limiting encounters.  

We have all been there.

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Jump into the “MY journey” un-slaving meditation, order your “MY journey” journal to liberate yourself OVER AND OVER.

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Enslavement circles the earth like a viper squeezing the power, passion, and love from our souls.

Most of us have dark places in our lives. Darkness is never so dark that it cannot be penetrated by light and hope.  Reclaiming the light that flows in our veins.

We champion “THERE IS HOPE” You Are A Slave To None. We lift to liberate people from life’s chains that enslave us, sometimes not so quietly… by saving drowning souls, maybe that is you right now, who are seeking… for the light

We are a team of international un-slaving Soul trainers, podcasters, meditation gurus, and people rescuers, who finds freedom and joy everyday sharing jewels of light and hope worldwide. Our journey has been keepin’ us on it since the days of Dinos! Follow our journey and make it yours.

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Give up these 7 toxic habits to be successful in business

When it comes to our wealth and success, we tend to fixate on the things we need to acquire in the future to make those visions come alive. However there are also certain ingrained habits that might be dragging you down right now.

In order to take flight and become mega-successful, you need to carefully assess your extra baggage. The good news is that your toxic routines and mindsets can be kicked to the curb, starting today.

So take a huge leap towards success and wealth by giving up these 10 things:

1. Doubt

“I always knew I was going to be rich. I don’t think I ever doubted it for a minute.” –Warren Buffett

You are unconsciously sabotaging your progress when you indulge in negativity. Your journey to success starts the moment you condition your brain to believe this is where you want to go. If you continue to believe otherwise, then you shouldn’t expect success to follow through.

Rather than being your own worst enemy, get yourself in a good mood through cultivating positive thoughts that will inspire you to continue reaching for your goals.

2. Impulsive emotional decisions

In my many years in finance, I’ve seen people throw decades of financial planning out the window because of their feelings. And it’s easy to do that in a stressful workplace too.

When successful people find themselves in situations where they’re extremely angry, sad or frustrated, they let themselves ride out those emotions without acting on them. The simple act of waiting to make a decision until you’ve returned to a levelheaded state can play a huge role in the success you achieve.

3. Reliance on praise

“Self-confidence must come from within. Outside reinforcement and strokes can help, but you have to build your own confidence.” –Steve Jobs

No one can advocate for you or make it happen like you can. You have to be your own best cheerleader. You must believe in your own success, and this means that, if the right opportunity doesn’t present itself, you should create your own opportunity.

4. Being a control freak

Our attention spans and willpower are finite. So, if you attempt to micromanage every single aspect of your life, which plenty of motivated people do, you’ll end up limiting the attention you can pay to the important stuff.

This isn’t an excuse to do sloppy work, but you must only direct your efforts towards things you can control. For instance, if you’re leaving your comfort zone and learning a new skill, accept that there will be some slip-ups. Being flexible amidst adversities is a virtue you must practice to create difference in your life.

5. People-pleasing

It is a jungle out there. Everyone is clamoring to be noticed, to be ahead, to become game-changers. Hence, people will not baby-talk you all the way. You have to prove yourself through hard work without expecting that everyone will believe in and compliment you.

As Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook COO, once said, “Leaders should strive for authenticity over perfection.”

Quit doing things for the sake of others’ appreciation — do them because they are needed to fulfill your vision.

6. The blame game

“If you mess up, it’s not your parents’ fault, so don’t whine about your mistakes, learn from them.” –Bill Gates

If you don’t get it right this time, don’t complain and don’t play the blame game – it will just take your time in exchange for nothing but negativity.

Have the courage to take responsibility for the results of your work and decision. It will teach you humility and give you priceless experiences that you can take with you as you move closer to your goals.

7. Multitasking

A study out of the University of California, Berkeley, found that, on average, office workers go only 11 minutes between interruptions, while it can take up to 25 minutes to get into a state of productivity called flow.

That’s why giving up multitasking, and focusing all your energy on the important things, is vital for wealth creation. Valuing your time by thinking of it as money will motivate you to work diligently for what you are aiming for.

8. Bad company

Oprah Winfrey once said, “Surround yourself only with people who are going to lift you higher.”

You probably heard this advice when you were a teenager and studies show that your parents were right: The company you keep influences the success you create.

Of course, the challenge is that we cannot always choose the people we interact with daily. But having the ability to recognize Negative Nancies — and to ignore their bad energy — is instrumental for establishing a positive mindset.

Why the secret to your success is who you marry.

https://www.cmu.edu/dietrich/news/news-stories/2017/august/supportive-spouses-brooke-feeny.html

9. Giving up

JK Rowling, who became a billionaire after brushing off hundreds of publisher rejections, once said, “It is impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously that you might as well not have lived at all — in which case, you fail by default.”

Ultra-successful people don’t take ‘no’ for an answer. Instead, they find new ways to turn rejections into milestones. Do not be afraid to go for it!

Keep in mind that failure is a breeding ground for success and don’t give up. Be persistent and resilient enough to bounce back and try again. Each time you brush the dirt off your shoulders and try again, you’ll benefit from more experience.

10. Frivolous spending

A study conducted among consumers who make over $100,000 a year reveals that, surprisingly, majority of them do not own luxury cars, and they shop at mainstream stores like Target and Walmart.

The reason being is that they recognize the value that long-term investing can have over frivolous spending. The one thing that virtually every millionaire and billionaire has in common is that they set aside wealth for an investment account.

If you’re struggling to give up overspending, consider the 20-30-50 Plan: spend 20 percent of your paycheck on investing (or paying off debt), 30 percent on fun and the other half on necessities (like rent).

The bottom line: By shedding the dead weight and giving up unnecessary things in you life, you exponentially increase your likelihood of success.

ESTElle Kaplan

www.empowerslavetonone.com

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True love: what it is and what it isn’t. Do you know? I can picture the day. Rice flying, a limo pulling up to take him and me to the airport, white clusters of flowers on the pews, tears in my mother’s eyes, my bridesmaids in lavender chiffon….

All the details of my wedding day are worked out in my head. All of them, that is, except for the groom. Oops. That’s an important part, huh? Love. It’s a commonly thrown around four-letter word. “I love macaroni and cheese.” “I love their music.” Sometimes, we even say, “I love him” or “I love her.”

WHAT IS REAL LOVE?

Is it the heart-pounding adrenaline rush you feel when you see…? You know the person I’m talking about. That hot guy playing basketball at the gym… the cute girl who makes eye contact as she passes by… the friend of a friend of a friend… maybe a best friend. It’s that person we keep track of when he or she is in the same room, whose comments and actions we analyze to no end. But is that love, or the beginning of it? There are a few things love isn’t. Love isn’t a feeling. Although real love is often accompanied by strong feelings, love does not equate with the sense of floating on clouds. Unlike the type of love that movies, television, and songs portray, people in love don’t always feel ooey gooey around each other.

Knowing about the person’s personality and character are so important.

A relationship wouldn’t last long on emotions. In fact, knowledge is the basis of a healthy relationship.

Knowing about the other person is key. I used to and sometimes still do “fall in love” with guys that I have never had a conversation with, whether it be a movie star in the latest romantic drama or the guy sitting behind me in a calculus class. I would know his name and his face, and that was the extent of my knowledge of him. If I were to start a relationship with him, who knows where that would lead us!? Knowing about the person’s personality and character are so important. One good test is to list the qualities that attract us to that guy or girl. If the list is long, we know a lot about them and like those things. If the list is short, we either don’t know a lot about them or we know a lot but aren’t attracted to his or her personality.

Another important factor in a love relationship is common life goals. If the relationship is going to be long term, we need to be going in the same general direction as the other person. If his dream is to travel as an international businessman and she wants to be a realtor in a single location, conflict could arise. If she wants to live in the countryside with nature and he likes the hustle and bustle of a big city, there are potentially serious problems with the direction of the couple’s lives.

Love isn’t sex. That statement alone goes against a lot of what the entertainment industry feeds us. Whenever two people hook up in pop culture, they have sex. Without showing some of the unpleasant realities of premarital and extramarital sex, it is drawn up to be a wonderful, fun recreational activity.

Sex is created for marriage — a long-lasting commitment between a couple. Outside of marriage, sex can have harsh consequences. Pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, guilt, insecurity, and shame can follow. A relationship based on lust can only last as long as the two are physically close and find each other sexually attractive.

LOVE IS A CHOICE. IT’S A COMMITMENT.

Although feelings will accompany love, and although sex will be a part of marriage, a lasting, healthy relationship cannot be based on these things. The firm foundation of any love relationship is the choice to be in love every day, no matter what we are feeling. It is a choice to put the other’s interests above our own, and to work beyond the inevitable hurts and disagreements that will happen when two personalities become intimate. It is worth preserving and nurturing as you face the world together, hand in hand.

The Bible says that God is love. That as our designer and creator, he made us with needs for love. Do you ever wonder why we constantly seek love from others but never feel completely satisfied? It’s because God designed us to need unconditional love, and we, as people, are flawed.

People, whether friends, family, or your significant other, will invariably let you down at some point. God wants us to find our need for unconditionally love and acceptance primarily in him. One person cannot meet all our needs, even if he’s funny or she’s thoughtful. To learn more about experiencing the unconditional love of God.

TRUE LOVE 101: IS IT LOVE OR SIMPLY INFATUATION?

Find out if you’ve got the real deal. Try out our short course on “True Love 101.” It’s like the love litmus test for your relationship.

Infatuation can be so tempting. But the question is, do I want a lasting, satisfying relationship? If so, infatuation isn’t the answer. Look at your relationships through the grid below. Infatuation isn’t a bad thing, as long as we don’t base a relationship on it.

INFATUATION

• Sees the other person as perfect
• Wants to get own needs met — selfish
• Spends all time with the other person
• Quickly “falls” for the other person
• Other relationships and friendships deteriorate
• Dependence on the other person causes jealousy frequently
• Lasts for a short period of time
• Distance strains and often puts an end to the relationship
• Quarrels are serious and common
• Quarrels can seriously damage the relationship

LOVE

• Sees the other person’s flaws and still loves them
• Wants to serve the other person — selfless
• Still spends time with others
• Takes time to build the relationship
• Other relationships and friendships grow stronger
• Trust and understanding results in less severe and less frequent jealousy
• Encompasses a long-term commitment
• Survives and sometimes is strengthened because of distance
• Quarrels are less serious and less often
• Quarrels can strengthen the relationship

Harriet Sun

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We all know that one person who is well-liked by everyone, and it’s hard not to try and pinpoint what it is about them that makes them mesh so well with each person they meet. To try and better understand their charm, we can look at the common traits and habits of well-liked people, and perhaps we can even start applying them to ourselves. Likable people are cognizant of how they come off, and they maintain certain behaviors that attract people to them no matter who they’re interacting with.

“It comes down to them having good emotional intelligence,” says psychotherapist and relationship coach Toni Coleman, LCSW, CMC over email. “By this I mean that they have strong self-awareness, and a good awareness of what others are feeling, especially in response to them. They can calibrate what they say and how they say it in order to improve their interactions and relationships with others.

1. They Speak Honestly

“Honest people have a much wider ‘likability’ reach than those who aren’t honest,” says relationship expert April Masini over email. “In other words people respect and like honest people way more than they like and respect those who seem shady. People feel that they don’t have to second guess or doubt honest people.”

2. They Give

“People love those who give of themselves,” says Masini. “It may be time, money, opinions — or material things. Generous people see the bigger picture and they understand that being selfish or grubby doesn’t serve anyone in the long run.”

3. They Laugh

“Well-liked people have a sense of humor that shows they have perspective,” says Masini. “They know how not to sweat the small stuff because they see how silly it is when someone makes a bad call, and they’re able to show their ability to understand perspective, with humor.”

4. They Listen

Well-liked people people listen more and speak less. “They don’t monopolize conversations or talk over or interrupt others,” says Coleman. “Their strong listening demonstrates to others that they want to hear and care about what they have to say.”

5. They Prioritize

“People who are admired have their priorities in place,” says Masini. “You may not see their process, but you will see the outcome. They get done what is important, and this is a great quality for all of us to adopt and emulate. You may see that they delegate time for intensive chores like shopping or cleaning — or they just let the dishes go in order to have the career or the relationship that you admire them for.”

6. They’re Responsible

“if you don’t pay your rent on time, or celebrate your mom on Mother’s Day, you’ve dropped the ‘character’ ball,” says Masini. “People who are responsible and take care of business are admirable and have qualities we should all strive for. They usually have their calendars well oiled and communication mechanisms with their family, work, and friends, in tact. This allows them to remember birthdays, make sure bills and taxes are paid, and that they make time for the relationships in their lives.”

7. They Keep Up To Date On Current Events

“It’s always a treat to be in the company of someone who’s up to date on current events, news, arts and literature,” says Masini. “Someone who can listen with interest and contribute to conversations on a wide variety of subjects is a lot more fun to be around than someone who’s a complete blank on the state of the world. Spend some time reading, listening and asking questions — or take classes and expand your social circle to expand your own realm of knowledge and ability to be part of more conversations.”

8. They Keep Eye Contact

“People who maintain good eye contact while engaged with others send a message of interest and respect,” says Coleman. “They help them to feel valued and as though what they have to contribute is worthwhile.”

9. They Use Non-Verbal Communication

Likable people communicate using not just their words but their body language as well. “They know how to use their eyes, facial expressions, and posture to express themselves and engage more comfortably with others,” says Coleman. “They offer a firm handshake, keep a respectable and comfortable distance when speaking with someone, and they appropriately include others in a group setting, so that no one feels slighted or left out.”

10. They Show Self-Confidence

A little bit of confidence goes a long way. “They do this through how they carry themselves, how they encourage others to be the center of attention or be right — or at least acknowledged — in conversation.”

Carina Wolff

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The Power Path

We all live in a dualistic virtual reality environment taking place on this home planet we call Earth. From the time we are born to the day we die we deal with experiences that range from bitter to sweet and there is no escape from this phenomena except in our minds. No matter how hard we try there is no way to avoid the fact that people and pets that we love die, become ill, or leave us in various ways. Sometimes when we take a bite of something we think will be good we discover that it is spoiled, under, or overcooked. Sometimes people treat us poorly for no reason we can understand or perhaps because they are so unhappy or have a need to project something on us. Sometimes we are punished for something we did not do or are rejected because we are not what someone is looking for in an employee, in a friend, or in a lover. These are what we could call bitter events because they feel loveless or are painful emotionally.

Likewise there are the experiences that we could call sweet like listening to some great music, seeing some fabulous art, listening to a stimulating and interesting talk, or having a tasty meal or dessert. There is nothing quite like a tall glass of springwater after a hot, sweaty, dusty hike or great sex with someone you are really attracted to and who reciprocates the feeling. Perhaps for you, petting your favorite cat or dog is a sweet event and causes you to smile and chuckle in the pure pleasure of their purrs and groans.

We go from one to another experience, bitter then sweet, sweet then bitter and this characterizes our lives. Some people have lives that are almost all bitter. They may live in poverty and violence from the day they are born and for them the sweet moments are fleeting and brief. There are others amongst us who experience life as mostly sweet, in the rose garden with golden goblets to drink out of, with the bitter moments few and far between. On average over the lifetimes our lives are a good balance of the two. That is what it is to be human, and yet, bitterness and sweetness is also largely self-defined. For one person petting a dog is a bitter experience because it only reminds them of the loss of their own dog that was hit by a car. For another person eating a tasty meal only upsets them as they think about so many poor people with nothing to eat. I remember being this person at times in my younger days. On the other hand there are those who experience hardship but somehow manage to feel cheerful or inspired no matter what. The bitterness of the experience barely touches them because the sweetness is in their attitude or perception. I recall being this person at times as well.

Because of the law of attraction the bitterness tends to attract more bitterness and sweetness tends to attract more sweetness. This has way more to do with what you are feeling than how someone else would define the event. It is not a bitter event if you experience it from a sweet place and it is not a sweet event if you experience it in a bitter way. An ability to experience sweetness is not denial or an example of insane idealism when faced with real danger. That may be dysfunctional and is often just a temporary coping mechanism or a cover up job. It does not work the same way as a real ability to reframe something. I have also seen examples of cynics who appeared to downgrade everything but underneath had a real ability to experience the sweetness of life. All is not as it seems and sometimes we have to look a little deeper and see the bigger picture of someone’s experience.

In general bitterness is an experience of the false personality and leads us to an experience or sense of separation. Bitterness is an energy leak of major proportions because rather than energize us it depresses us or leads us to resentment, anger, vengeance and ultimately misery. Sweetness is an experience of essence because it unites, makes us one with, connects us, and opens our hearts to love. Does this make bitterness bad and sweetness good? Not necessarily because one of the purposes of the physical plane is to experience dichotomy, a dualistic experience. By knowing the bitterness of something we can even more appreciate the sweetness of something. By knowing cold we can appreciate hot even more and vice versa. By knowing the illusion of separation we can even more appreciate the experience of love and connection. By letting go of something we can often have it even more like letting go of attachment to a person resulting in more connection with them in the long run.

Whatever your experience be it bitter or sweet there is always something valuable to learn and grow from.  In our foolishness we often wish that life were eternally sweet but that might just lead to taking life for granted and no longer valuing just how good we have it. Perhaps that is what is happening to the Untied States at the moment. Perhaps we have taken for granted our liberties and standard of living and many other advantages that have come with being Americans. Now many feel the bitterness of an ironically dark swamp takeover leading to a loss of environmental protections, a free web, public lands, public safety nets like pensions, access to medical care, balance of powers, a fair justice system, and a host of other support systems long considered basic rights of citizens. What better way to realize their value than to have them threatened with loss? I realize that this is not necessarily what we want but perhaps in our higher wisdom it is what we temporarily need to wake up and smell the fumes of destruction before it completely overtakes and kills us. This is a time when bitterness seems to be in takeover mode.

Will we go meekly like martyred lambs to the slaughter or will we wake up and do whatever it takes to make sure that what we value survives the tests of greed, destruction, and arrogance? Do we acquiesce to bitter or sweet?

The polarizing theme that has taken hold is not an accident but one that has been very much predicted by the Mayan prophesies and others. Not only has it taken hold but it is still building and will continue to do so for another six years or so before plateauing for another eight or so years to complete this twenty year cycle of polarization that started in 2012.  This increase in tensions could lead to violent confrontations and extreme behavior including revenge and out of proportion reactions to any resistance or different points of view. We already currently see attempts to destroy any opposition or resistance to tyranny, dictatorship, and narcissistic ego displays.

Is the best response to ignore, fiercely resist, attack, be in humor, subvert, sabotage, or what? The problem is the age-old rule that what you resist you become. That is what has derailed many a promising revolution. The correct response requires a balancing act of a number of tools in the proverbial survival toolbox. Of course it never hurts to start with a bit of humor realizing that one should never trust appearances and this is all a passion play put on by ourselves to create a very interesting set of life lessons. Access to neutrality is quite helpful in the long run. In the short run anger is not always a negative reaction and sometimes is a good motivator to move to action.  A little subversion here and a little sabotage there can be useful. Ignoring has its place when faced with a blowhard but is not a good overall strategy for the bigger picture, for example like ignoring a broken bone, a serious cut, or cancer; not a good idea.

One must choose their battles at the best time and place and sometimes this requires holding the line and resisting fiercely. At other times a temporary feint at retreating or accepting defeat can be a good maneuver because it throws the other side off guard and makes them vulnerable as is evident in martial arts.

Some battles cannot be won in the short term and should not distract from the overall cause. If anything has defeated otherwise mature people is their tendency to fragment into idealistic factions that then feed into the divide and conquer strategy of the so-called forces of corruption. Some want attention to the environment, animal rights, LGBTQ rights, attention to plight of Blacks, Native Americans, women, right to choose, immigration, Latino rights, and on and on. These are not opposing issues but when they are seen as competing they become an area of weakness for the forces of corruption to take advantage of. When one issue finds a voice and pulls in money and attention and begins to make progress some others feel passed over and want immediate gains as well. This is not practical and good results will not come about this way.  They each require all forces to pull for them when the time is right. Impatience is a losing strategy.

Overall the best strategy is slowly and inexorably building overall strength until the force of change is overwhelming. The other side may win battles but this more gradual strategy masters the outcome of the overall contest. The fuel for building this strength comes from the absolute trust, knowledge, and perception about what is aligned with Spirit and what is not. This is called keeping an eye on the ball and on the door at the other side of the temple of ten thousand demons.

In the end it helps that each person engaged in this revolution or paradigm shift realizes that what appears to be an external war of values is nothing more than a personal confrontation with ones own ego. The opposite hemispheres of the brain must be joined in marriage, the masculine with the feminine at a higher level of perception. Those abhorrent self serving ideas, prejudices, ways of being are nothing more than ourselves over the last thousands of years and we don’t like it any more.

Both the irresponsible, destructive, violent, narcissistic masculine and the manipulative, irresponsible, and equally destructive and narcissistic feminine need upgrading to a higher level of consciousness within us. We need to do it here, inside ourselves first, and then we will see the changes all around us. Bitter or sweet or both?

José Stevens

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