Conservatism, Reaction, and the Elder's Responsibility: A Message to My Age Grade

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In the process of entering a rite of passage, the initiate is separated from their world. When this happens, they are often introduced to a new world that they must master. For most of us, this is a time of discomfort. A feeling of inadequacy and uncertainty arises. We begin to question what we have done thus far in our lives and wonder if there is more to life than what we have experienced.
It is in these moments that we must reject the doubt and embrace our inner-truths. Nia requires the same thing; when we begin pursuing Nia, we experience separation and must master the new world we are presented with.
16 Ways To Deal With The "Separation Phase"
1. Use Your Circle Of Support – Have you heard of your "circle of support?" It's basically your support network: family, friends, teachers, mentors…anyone who you trust and can turn to for help! When you enter into this phase, you need to lean on these people more than ever.
2. Make Time For Reflection – Make sure you're taking some time each day to reflect on where you've been and where you're going. It's important not to get so caught up in your busy schedule that you forget
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