We’ve been discussing themost important keys to Alchemy and
Transmutation.
Counting the cost before beginning
the journey
Knowing what you stand
for
Being willing to sacrifice for
what you stand for.
These are all important and
another key that’sequally important is
telling the truth.
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seem simple, but we live in a world where truth doesn’t often
appear to be highly valued. In fact, those who tell lies are often
rewarded while those who tell the truth are often persecuted, even
prosecuted.
Think abouthow many have been censored or canceled for stating something
against the controlling narrative.
Considerhow many truths have been suppressed and swept under the rug
because they didn’t serve the powers in charge.
While again,telling the truth may seem simple—it’s just simply not
applied.
Bersabeh and I were discussing
over coffee a few mornings back how almost without exception, those
who are remembered as heroes in our world are those who went
against the controlling narrative.
Socrates
Buddha
The Christ
JFK
Ghandi… the list is
endless.
The authors of the US
Constitution
As you think about it now, it
would be difficult—maybe impossible to find
someone who we believe to be heroic that didn’t buck the common way
of thinking.
No one who was normal ever made
history.
Truth starts withbeing honest with yourself. This takes
self-awareness and self-confidence.
When you live a lie you must
remember and protect the lie.
Unfortunately, many if not most
have little of either—self-awareness or
self-confidence.
You can’t be honest with others if
you can’t even be honest with yourself.
example: God, making a
difference, being a good person…
Ask yourself:
Who am I really?
What’s most valuable to
me?
For what purpose do I do the
things I do?
Do my actions align with what I’ve
answered?
Take an inventory: it’s not what
you say that defines you, it’s what you do.