Today we're talking about hold your power.
When you play the victim,
Blaming others for your circumstance,
You create an identity that says you are powerless.
It may seem appropriate to cast blame if you have been hurt.
However,
The better solution is to take back your power.
You can say no,
You can opt out,
You can leave.
All of these responses shift the power dynamic.
You will gather your strength again.
The universe.
This is a deep subject for a lot of you.
One of the things that happens when you're a conscious person is that you tend to be kind and compassionate.
These are things that you find,
Ways of being that you find important.
They're part of the path of being conscious.
So what can happen,
So different than,
Yes the people that are listening here are sensitive,
Empathic,
Psychic,
Etc.
There's an innate sensitivity.
But also the people that are listening are conscious and so that means that we desire to live more at a level of soul,
At a level of oneness.
And so we desire to be kinder and more compassionate and more allowing and more forgiving to others around us.
Which means we often turn the other cheek.
However,
What this can lead to is that it's very easy for people that are moving into consciousness who want to be kind and compassionate and so forth,
To give away their power to people who are not at that level of consciousness.
It's sort of like you're playing the game of life by these really beautiful respectful rules and then someone else comes along and they're an absolute jerk and they're cheating at the game and they're being rude and they're and you're just standing there in shock going but the rules of the game are that we play in a nice way.
We're not here to you know bully each other and be mean to each other.
The rules of the game are that we play in a nice way and the other person saying ah I don't have those rules I just play you know to win or whatever.
So there can be this this sort of disheartening effect of feeling so conscious and wanting to really align with these higher ideals and then other people come and take massive advantage of you or they take advantage of your niceness they take advantage of your compassion and so forth.
And so this is one of the the passages that people who are conscious go through.
You know just how do we hold our power when we're all at different levels in this you know grand scheme of humanity.
How do we hold our power?
So here's some ideas.
When you play the victim you blame others for your circumstance.
You attach to this identity that you're powerless but you do have options.
You don't have to play the game in the same reckless cheating awful way that maybe someone is playing the game.
You don't have to descend to their level.
You can do other things.
You can say no.
You can opt out.
You can leave.
All of these responses shift the power dynamic and one of the things in the 33 lessons which are the first channeling that I did it's a very controversial part where the idea of Jesus saying turn the other cheek was not to take another slap.
The idea of turn the other cheek was to completely opt out to completely leave the situation where violence was being perpetrated.
This idea of picking up your cards and going home or your ball if you're playing a game,
Leaving a toxic relationship,
Opting out from a toxic business deal,
Saying no to someone who's taken advantage of you.
Again all of these responses shift the power dynamic.
You will gather your strength again.
