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Stop Scratching the Parasite: Why Your Solitary Grind Is Keeping You Bleeding Most people aren't solving their problems; they’re just scratching their itch. You feel the sting of an oppressive system, the bite of economic sabotage, or the drain of toxic cycles, and what do you do? You lash out as a solitary warrior. You grind 80 hours a week, isolate yourself in the name of "focus," and push back with a single digit. The ancestors had a word for this foolishness: A single finger cannot kill a louse. When you press a solitary finger against a parasite feeding on your scalp, you don’t eliminate it. You just slide it across your skin. You pin it down for three seconds, tire yourself out, and the moment you lift your hand to wipe your brow, it starts feeding again. This is why our community stays exhausted—perpetually Mad at the drain, Sad about the stagnation, and Scared to trust anyone else with the work. We confuse exhausting personal struggle with revolutionary power. ...
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Do you- Ha2ku

Malcolm XCover of Malcolm X
Look into your heart/
Clear your mind of programing/
Be true and DO YOU!!!/

Why live life, and not fulfill what you were born to do? all though this sounds strange we all know people who are not "doing them', but doing what everyone else thinks they should be doing. We sometimes get caught in the net of others lives, and try to fulfill our duties to the world around us neglecting to do what we were put here to do. This is a major challenge on this Journey. Think about those that walked the path of SelfMastery before you. Although I am writing about it today this process has been around for millenia. Usually those that chose this path had to plunge themselves into the unknown, and face the fact that they would loose the support of those closest to them. This is painful, but it is necessary, and in the end rewarding. Jesus walked away from his earthly family to fulfill his journey. Buddha left great wealth and power for the same reason. Booker T. Washington with stood the ridicule of those he was trying to help as well. Look at the life of MLK, Malcolm X, Marcus Garvey, Thomas Edison and the list continues. Those that dared to "Do Them" experienced a period of hell and loneliness, but it is a in these times that we are reborn. Only by facing these stepping stones to greatness, these what some will call failures, can we move beyond the unsuccessful "Group think'

Group think is the unsuccessful thinking patterns we have been taught since our birth. Group think has its place, but when it overcomes our individual development it is a problem. Group think is a survival mechanism that is created by a group to maneuver through a world that is consider dangerous. We have to be bold to overcome this survival mechanism. those who succumb to this group thought seldom move toward what it is they were born to do. They usually become stuck  in the patterns that have been produced from the fear of the group. So anything done outside of this is seen as dangerous. Those that were born to Journey usually are faced with ridicule and sometimes physical threats to keep them in the herd. The true sojourner challenges these views and is tasked by themselves, and/or their higher power to move outside and beyond their traditional views. This leads to being ostracised by some.

Sojourner continue moving fear not, Do You at all cost, because doing others will trap you in a life that does not belong to you. This will be followed by depression, and poverty (not just of material objects, but mental and spiritual). When you are challenged with the questions like:
Who do you think you are?
Why do you think you are so special?
You think that you can change the world?
We have been doing it like this forever?
and etc..
You can laugh and know that you are being confronted by those who are caught in group think, and the truth may be that they may be jealous of your boldness to do what they may truly want to do. so push forward on your chosen path and know that the hard times are signal that you are on the right path. Remember your lessons about Fear, and Alchemy (check archives for blogs).
Peace & 1Hunidyears

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