Life used to be so much simpler. And better for you. It’s not funny how many hidden things are inside food, and when you live in a city, you cannot keep chickens or grow your own wheat.
Last week I asked you what you'd like me to make a video of - here's another one! Hope you like it. Let me know in the comments if you have any other subjects for me xx
Making time for contemplation and reflection is vital in today’s world. See if you can schedule in an appointment with yourself to do that this week, preferably in nature xx
I like Britt. She's a very curious and very intelligent woman, and she investigates things from the point of view that it's not supernatural, it’s psychological. I think a lot of what she says is practical and also true. But I know that supernatural entities exist.
We all are running on fields of consciousness. When the frequency of some entity matches our own, it could appear to be us that we are listening to. We also have the ability to split out into the different aspects of us and fractals of other people we are connected to, along with conditioning and brainwashing - this makes the “voices in our head” much more complex then she is taking about here.
Anyway, I'm working my way through this video because some of the things she says make me angry, and some of the things that she says are fascinating. It's worth the effort to go into something like this with an open mind, listen to all the points of view, agree to what could be true, and also know how you feel about something.
It's a good exercise to listen to different points of view to the ones that you have and come out the other end with a different perspective. I'm sharing this video here in case you're interested in doing the same.
My view on channelling is that some of it is bullshit, as she says, but some of it is genuine. I think it's very rare, though, for it to be genuine. There are vulnerable people out there who are more likely to invite negative entities into their psyche to take over. And as far as Bashar is concerned, I have to agree with Britt on this one.
“Perhaps forgiveness begins somewhere within the recognition that what happened belongs to a time that has passed, while our relationship with what happened continues in the present. We cannot change the past, yet we can change the place we allow it to occupy within us, and there may come a point when releasing something becomes an act of love towards our own life. This does not require us to deny what happened or to pretend that something was acceptable when it was not; it asks whether we are willing to allow the future to have as much of us as the past has already had.”
Andrew Smith
(From his substack which you can follow here: https://substack.com/@starhope)