Rewriting our story is a challenging and transformative process. It is riddled with frustration and resistance as we confront outdated paradigms and acknowledge our role in creating this reality. Yet, true healing can only happen when we accept our past, embrace our full humanity, and reconnect with our hearts — moving beyond intellectualization and the distractions of the mind.
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The process of rewriting our story is exhausting. Shadowy figures emerge from within, dragging struggle, anger, and denial to the surface as we work to uproot dysfunctional paradigms. Part of us rages because we feel we’ve been deceived for so long. Another part burns with impatience, unable to bear the pace of positive change, especially now, with awareness expanding and infusions of consciousness accelerating. The madness only deepens as we witness destructive actions continuing, amplifying our sense of powerlessness.
On this dynamic earthly plane, insanity thrives. Within the last century, we’ve come perilously close to destroying ourselves multiple times. And yet, we’re continuously offered chances to let this old, repetitive story play out — to see if we might finally align with our greater truth and shift into a higher gear that propels this reality forward. But we resist our infinity.
Accepting reality as it is forms one part of the struggle. To truly engage with the mechanism of transformation, we must embrace everything we have been and accept the consequences of what we have not. The world is what it is, and profound healing can only occur when we turn to face our reflection. To integrate it all. To accept that every facet of this reality is part of our journey and, ultimately, our creation.
It’s easy to lose ourselves in dissecting every nuance, trying to understand all the subtleties and motivations. But this quest for knowing is not the problem we think it is. It is a trap — a mental maze where the mind unravels endless threads, grasping for meaning, seeking justice, searching to relieve guilt and shame, and straining to bridge the chasm between the heart and the soul. There is no need.
We’ve been too caught up in the cerebral, lost in masculine logic, violence, and the spirals of intellectual distraction. Now is the time to release it all — to scream primal screams, cry rivers of truth, dance liberating dances, let go of illusions, and sit fully within our hearts.
We know. We’ve always known.
We created this.
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