God, Jesus, and Religious Control
Her spiritual framework challenges religious authority structures
Allura HalliwellGuestAmandaHostJoHostWow.
And just on that note too, like for you and for Amanda and what Amanda's just been sharing, You know, how do you then be that consciousness in the world where people don't, you know, people don't accept that or people, they don't understand it, let's say, you know, and how do you take that into the world and hold that authenticity that you are in a world that's not that accepting?

so the world will only be non-accepting when there is still a part of you that is unaccepting itself god i love you i love you
too

nowhere to hide there's nowhere to hide because it will show you top side the trigger that you need to go to explore where you have not still accepted yourself so i find because I've done that piece, I have more of the unloved wounding that's still like mirroring for me.

So, but this particular piece, I feel the world is radically accepting of me because I'm really in the authenticity of that part of me, my unloved wound, not so clear for me.

And I have a different reality reflections, but in my unknown wounding of who I am, I've really done a lot of work on that and now I feel the benevolence of the world that it is a very accepting, loving dimension in that.

So it's going to be wherever your wound is hooking you is going to be where you're going to perceive the world as being a certain way and that all can be changed.

You can absolutely feel that the world is radically accepting of you as you work with that unknown wounding.
love that viewpoint you have on that.
That is so, that's like that full taking responsibility for self, for your level of awareness, for your level of consciousness.
It's like, what does Norelle say? It's radical responsibility.
Yeah.
Love that.

Because if you can reverse that, it's like, wow, instead of kind of the internal pushing in on you and you having to survive the sorry the external pushing in on you and you having to survive that internally you can shift internally and then you can have another experience of the external reality which means you're in creatorship
so

you're not pulling the thread of reality that affirms your lack of acceptance you're actually expanding your self-acceptance and you're pulling the threads of reality that confirm that self-acceptance because reality is like kind of a matrix like a tapestry of threads of reality you could pull so we know that because we can all say the same thing and then interpret it differently so you can experience one comment one way and I'll experience another and we'll experience it a different way that's because of our lens on that right so we If we know that to be true, we can be the conscious creator of I'm not going to let myself pull the thread that makes me interpret that phrase as me being a certain way.

I'm going to pull it differently and then have a different internal response to that.
And

We're telling reality what we're going to experience and receive and what we're not willing to do.
Wow.
And just on that note too, like for you and for Amanda and what Amanda's just been sharing, You know, how do you then be that consciousness in the world where people don't, you know, people don't accept that or people, they don't understand it, let's say, you know, and how do you take that into the world and hold that authenticity that you are in a world that's not that accepting?

so the world will only be non-accepting when there is still a part of you that is unaccepting itself god i love you i love you
too

nowhere to hide there's nowhere to hide because it will show you top side the trigger that you need to go to explore where you have not still accepted yourself so i find because I've done that piece, I have more of the unloved wounding that's still like mirroring for me.

So, but this particular piece, I feel the world is radically accepting of me because I'm really in the authenticity of that part of me, my unloved wound, not so clear for me.

And I have a different reality reflections, but in my unknown wounding of who I am, I've really done a lot of work on that and now I feel the benevolence of the world that it is a very accepting, loving dimension in that.

So it's going to be wherever your wound is hooking you is going to be where you're going to perceive the world as being a certain way and that all can be changed.

You can absolutely feel that the world is radically accepting of you as you work with that unknown wounding.
love that viewpoint you have on that.
That is so, that's like that full taking responsibility for self, for your level of awareness, for your level of consciousness.
It's like, what does Norelle say? It's radical responsibility.
Yeah.
Love that.

Because if you can reverse that, it's like, wow, instead of kind of the internal pushing in on you and you having to survive the sorry the external pushing in on you and you having to survive that internally you can shift internally and then you can have another experience of the external reality which means you're in creatorship
so

you're not pulling the thread of reality that affirms your lack of acceptance you're actually expanding your self-acceptance and you're pulling the threads of reality that confirm that self-acceptance because reality is like kind of a matrix like a tapestry of threads of reality you could pull so we know that because we can all say the same thing and then interpret it differently so you can experience one comment one way and I'll experience another and we'll experience it a different way that's because of our lens on that right so we If we know that to be true, we can be the conscious creator of I'm not going to let myself pull the thread that makes me interpret that phrase as me being a certain way.

I'm going to pull it differently and then have a different internal response to that.
And

We're telling reality what we're going to experience and receive and what we're not willing to do.
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