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My Awakening Journey and Why I Started this Blog

I "awakened" to my higher-self in the early part of 2014, after having been an atheist/agnostic scientist type with absolutely no spiritual beliefs for most of my life. I'd been in a protracted depression "dark night of the soul", then suddenly, it dissolved, and an overwhelming feeling of fearlessness, confidence, and power came over me. Then strange and wondrous things began happening — enhanced intuition, constant synchronicities, a heightened sense of the beauty of everything around me, and lots of good luck. Everything fascinated me. I started studying all sorts of topics with a burning passion — like I was on a quest — except I didn't know why.

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Believe In Only What Resonates With Your Heart

November 6, 2016

by Jeff Street

Quote by the Buddha: Do not believe in anything simply because you've heard it. Do not believe in anything simply because it is spoken by many. Do not believe in anything simply because it is written in books. Do not believe in anything merely on the authority of your teachers or elders. Do not believe in Traditions because they have been handed down for many generations. Only after careful contemplation, if you find that it rings true with your heart and is conducive to the good of all, then embrace it.

This statement purportedly made by The Buddha is a profound suggestion that points to taking full responsibility for not only our actions but also our beliefs and thereby reclaim our sovereignty. Far too many of us are just are letting our beliefs and values be determined by others. Far too many of us are just going along with what we are told, following what our government, church, teachers, or idols have told us to believe, or do, or be, explicitly or implicitly. Far too many of us are deferring to the opinions and ideas of the "AUTHORITIES" — and often they have hidden agendas that are not in our best interest. This gives away our power and allows others to control us.

Mass beliefs in the power of outside authorities are firmly entrenched in your psyche ... raising many questions about the truth of who you are and why you place your trust outside yourself. — Barbara Marciniak, Path of Empowerment

To reclaim our power we need to start forming OUR OWN beliefs, trust our inner truth, and do what WE KNOW is right, not what others tell us, or society expects. We need to engage our hearts and minds and stand firm in what we know is true and right. If we don't do this soon, we might soon find ourselves living in a very dystopian future!

Explore this topic more deeply in You Are a Sovereign Being – Start Acting Like It!‍

Enjoy,