Herding cats!

The Egyptians had it right didn’t they worshiping cats! However I feel it was a little off believing we are only judged upon our passing and weighing up material wealth into the mix too.

What should we be judged upon then you may ask? If we are “ready to accept Jesus Christ died for our sins and we can get into heaven” or is that perhaps outdated in 2026 aswell? I am glad that Christians still allow us to worship in their sacred spaces even without accepting that piece of outdated dogma.

Perhaps it would be wise to look at our actions throughout ALL of our life instead of one or two choices?

And it is all very well saying some pretty words and speeches that are quite quick to manifest upon a page! But that is not concrete is it? Is it really physical, or like a dried liquid upon a page or leaf of paper in a type writer, or even a light upon a computer screen – so easily deleted and wipe out. Books are harder to burn granted! However we must look at the material world and take account of everything we do everyday. That is quite daunting! Good job we have spiritual teachers helping us stay in the present moment thank-you Eckhart Tolle for that!!!

But the real Patriarchy comes down to this – what results did you achieve with your actions? Were you happy and was it effective? For example, Martin Luther King made a pretty speech and rallied the troops, but it was his and others like him, their combined actions of non-violent protest that started to turn the tide and eradicate racism in the mainstream. Their acts of not segregating themselves in public because there was no reason why one colour was any better or worse than other. We only judge people on their choices and not by their colour of course that makes sense doesn’t it.

My question is: will we let the progress of past people go to waste and become old fashioned again in believing in discrimination? Or we will start to question our own subconscious stereotypes and challenge ourselves to speak up and out and keep going in the face of adversity?

Our loyalty should be to our own highest path and purpose. This will always be in alignment with others highest good if you set the intention it will be.

Do not worry if you have made mistakes, be a reflective practitioner in your own life and observe and don’t judge yourself too harshly. I know this message is very important for all you extremely sensitive souls who get jaded when life is so tough you feel you haven’t acted in the best way you could. But still do judge yourself ok folks! Otherwise you are not being compassionate. Don’t do that please.

I will write more for you sensitive souls with a mixed bag of emotions trying to do good and facing adversity!

Much love and respect to you all

Jennifer

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