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They’ve lied to you about your purpose https://www.spreaker.com/episode/equinox-of-purpose--70741318 They told you it was something you had to hunt down, hustle for, and build from scratch. They handed you a heavy bag of expectations, pointed you toward a steep hill, and called it a "career path." But today is Friday. Today is Nia. And today, the universe sits in the perfect, quiet balance of the Equinox. What if your true calling isn't found by adding more to your plate? What if the path to your highest self requires you to stop trying so hard to be everything to everybody? We spend so much of our lives accumulating titles, masks, and burdens that we bury the very thing we were born to do. It’s time to stop building and start unearthing. Listen to the latest episode to explore why your greatest power lies in what you are willing to walk away from. Call to Inaction: Proverb: "The river does not force its way through the mountain; it simply lets go of the banks and fl...
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Height of life

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The height of your life/
Depends on the depth and width/
Of your foundation/

I have run into many people who have wanted to soar to the heights of life. They have big dreams and positive thoughts, but unfortunately that is not enough. We have to go into the foundation  of our life and dig deeper. If we truly want to build our lives to a highest height we have to be willing to do the work to dig deeper, and widen the base. These are of course  metaphores for getting into ourselves. Going into to the dark places in our soul that make us uncomfortable. When we plunge into the depths of ourselves we find out who and what we really are. We recieve the true blessings that were given to us at birth by the universe, and stop holding on to the false gifts of this world. The ancients teach us that we must learn to distinguish between a "gift and a bribe." this world can only bribe us and fool us into following the pide piper to our destruction. We are instructed not to explore the truest explored territory 'our souls'.
When i stop you from going deep within yourself I block you from being able to build your monument that is your life. You end up building huts instead of Pyramids (check out 'The Player's Pyramid'). You end up giving away your gifts and denieing the treasure that lies within.
So go deep, and widen your base. Be open to new ideas about yourself and the world. Look into those dark corners in your soul, and save yourself  or part of yourself from the dragon that holds in pieces. Make yourself whole and build your life to the sky.
Nuff said
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