Yet we have focused all our collective energy on creating division, segregation, hate, fear... fighting an inevitably endemic virus...All the whileDying.Gracelessly. Fearfully.Lonely. In denial. 

My words are a sacred prayer of truth expressing.

Fear has always been a powerful control mechanism. Fear is all story based. It is kept alive by stories of the past, or the future. Fear has always been fueled by external referencing and habituated ways of thinking, both of which are detrimental to our ability (and willingness) to exercise free will.

How comfortable are you with any and all of what you notice going on being normalised as a way of life moving forward? Because we don't tend to "go back" to pre-emergency measures...So, what's our new normal look like?

I am called to BE, unstoried. To integrate my history by intention (both individual and collective) and create, unstoried. Express from that newfound place of being, unstoried. Therefore mindfully design and create the world I want to be in as I go along, without the perceived limitations of the world I believe I am in.

As I have recently discovered, life expressing is never about the content or the strategy: it is about the intention that that we each hold and express from. That individual expression, that individual thread woven, contributes to the new design in the weave of the new tapestry of our collective, shared experience. Each thread is a new invitation to evolve by intention.

Until now, I have tolerated the blatant contradictions and have always believed that there is a lesser evil. I no longer believe that. Because no matter the perceived lesser evil, today, they are all inciting division and violence in ways that feel invasive to my core. So, I am done pretending band-aid solutions to our predicaments are enough; casting a vote for a broken system is not empowering and it is not enough.

How did 15 days to flatten the curve turn into mandated forced injections yearly for anyone who wants to be part of "us"? History necessarily repeats itself and intensifies because we are unwilling to face it.