When I was younger, I constantly yearned for knowledge. I’d always been outspoken and first in line to question and challenge authority and what others thought was normal. Nothing made sense to me on a base level and always prompted me to seek a deeper meaning to what others accepted as reality. This search for self-actualization led me to depression, addiction, being labeled as an outcast, and even narrowly avoiding death. While I was talking with the man in the mirror one day, I decided that changes had to be made swiftly to avoid losing everything. The answer became clear to me after a brutal, but life changing 40 day fast I implemented on myself. Not only did it show me how strong my resolve was but how powerful I could become with a strong focus on accountability, and self-worth. The chains of addiction, fatalistic thinking, and codependency fell off and I started reconditioning my brain to start asking deeper questions again but also to be open and honest instead of just trapped within the confines of my psyche. This allowed me to start seeing a greater purpose for myself than just existing alone. It wasn’t long after I broke free from the hamster wheel and started running my own path that a close friend suggested I start a podcast to share my experiences and hopes and that’s how Unseen Twisted Truths was born. Our mission here is to promote honest open dialogue between real people from all walks of life, dealing with real issues that affect us all, and spearhead physical change in the world. We have a fundraiser in place to help keep our local homeless population warm this winter with apparel and bedding and don’t plan on stopping there. When the truth is twisted, and the future is unseen; real talk and unity will be the light out of the darkness
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When I was younger, I constantly yearned for knowledge. I’d always been outspoken and first in line to question and challenge authority and what others thought was normal. Nothing made sense to me on a base level and always prompted me to seek a deeper meaning to what others accepted as reality. This search for self-actualization led me to depression, addiction, being labeled as an outcast, and even narrowly avoiding death. While I was talking with the man in the mirror one day, I decided that changes had to be made swiftly to avoid losing everything. The answer became clear to me after a brutal, but life changing 40 day fast I implemented on myself. Not only did it show me how strong my resolve was but how powerful I could become with a strong focus on accountability, and self-worth. The chains of addiction, fatalistic thinking, and codependency fell off and I started reconditioning my brain to start asking deeper questions again but also to be open and honest instead of just trapped within the confines of my psyche. This allowed me to start seeing a greater purpose for myself than just existing alone. It wasn’t long after I broke free from the hamster wheel and started running my own path that a close friend suggested I start a podcast to share my experiences and hopes and that’s how Unseen Twisted Truths was born. Our mission here is to promote honest open dialogue between real people from all walks of life, dealing with real issues that affect us all, and spearhead physical change in the world. We have a fundraiser in place to help keep our local homeless population warm this winter with apparel and bedding and don’t plan on stopping there. When the truth is twisted, and the future is unseen; real talk and unity will be the light out of the darkness
pro•pi•tious · 1. presenting favorable conditions; favorable: propitious weather. · 2. indicative of favor;If something is propitious, it is likely to lead to success. They should wait for the most propitious moment between now and the next election. The omens for the game are still not propitious.Characteristic of a good omen. synonyms ▲quotations ▼ Synonyms: auspicious, fortunate, promising. (archaic) Favorably disposed towards someone. Building alliances against low frequency activities.
Building alliances to make a way for those who are oppressed.
Building alliances that will ensure the future of the whole. The Central theme is HIGH EMOTIONS will bring us into communication with those who are Under Pressure and need help.
9th Day The Day of the Mazatl (Deer, known as Manik in Maya) is governed by Tlaloc, God of Rain and Thunderstorms, as its provider of tonalli (Shadow Soul) life energy. Mazatl is the day of the hunt. It is a good day to stalk your quarry, a bad day to be stalked. Mazatl is a day for breaking old routines and to pay close attention to the routines of others. This is a day for doubling-back on your tracks.
The thirteen day period (trecena) that starts with day 1-Quiahuitl (Rain) is ruled by Tlaloc, He Who Makes Things Sprout, god of rain, lightning and thunder. This trecena represents a time of alternating drought and flood. There is either not enough or too much. It is a time of hardship and suffering. The rainmaker stands alone atop the mountain, holding firesticks and a medicine bundle: help will be offered but may not be accepted. Some will have prepared for this time but not enough to care for everyone in need. These are good days to pursue solitude and learning; bad days to count on others.
Having a positive mindset, or positive mental attitude, means that you are optimistic about the world around you, and you expect that good things will happen to you. In contrast, a negative attitude, or mindset, indicates that you expect bad things to happen and struggle to perceive the world in a positive way. It's all about what part of your mind do you want to live in? The analytical or reactive it's your choice. Allow growth and accept the truth, see positive im the outcome of the thought, release what no longer serves you.
The Mayan Frequency, with Fattah Muhammad. This next cycle is February 21- March 5, “Demonstrate Your Power Cycle”The fundamental principal is How Rain is Made or Precipitation. The Wise Ones watering Dead Earth to make it SPROUT AGAIN
The Mayan Frequency, with Fattah Muhammad. This next cycle is February 21- March 5, “Demonstrate Your Power Cycle”The fundamental principal is How Rain is Made or Precipitation. The Wise Ones watering Dead Earth to make it SPROUT AGAIN
The Mayan Frequency, with Fattah Muhammad. This next cycle is February 21- March 5, “Demonstrate Your Power Cycle”The fundamental principal is How Rain is Made or Precipitation. The Wise Ones watering Dead Earth to make it SPROUT AGAIN
The Mayan Frequency, with Fattah Muhammad. This next cycle is February 21- March 5, “Demonstrate Your Power Cycle”The fundamental principal is How Rain is Made or Precipitation. The Wise Ones watering Dead Earth to make it SPROUT AGAIN
The Mayan Frequency, with Fattah Muhammad. This next cycle is February 21- March 5, “Demonstrate Your Power Cycle”The fundamental principal is How Rain is Made or Precipitation. The Wise Ones watering Dead Earth to make it SPROUT AGAIN
The Mayan Frequency, with Fattah Muhammad. This next cycle is February 21- March 5, “Demonstrate Your Power Cycle”The fundamental principal is How Rain is Made or Precipitation. The Wise Ones watering Dead Earth to make it SPROUT AGAIN
The Mayan Frequency, with Fattah Muhammad. This next cycle is February 21- March 5, “Demonstrate Your Power Cycle”The fundamental principal is How Rain is Made or Precipitation. The Wise Ones watering Dead Earth to make it SPROUT AGAIN
The Mayan Frequency, with Fattah Muhammad. This next cycle is February 21- March 5, “Demonstrate Your Power Cycle”The fundamental principal is How Rain is Made or Precipitation. The Wise Ones watering Dead Earth to make it SPROUT AGAIN
Self-love means that you have an appreciation, affinity, and positive regard for yourself. It's closely related to self-esteem and self-compassion. When you ... You spend too much time comparing yourself to others.
Part of the reason we are so hard on ourselves is that we see all our own mistakes and negative thoughts. But everyone, even the world's most seemingly perfect people, have flaws, insecurities, and shortcomings.Aug 31, 2022That's why we've put together seven steps to help you love yourself and live your best life. Step 1: Embrace your uniqueness. ... Step 2: Let go of negative self-talk. ... Step 3: Treat yourself with kindness. ... Step 4: Focus on personal growth. ... Step 5: Set boundaries and say no. ... Step 6: Practice self-care daily.
Setting boundaries is a form of self-care. It helps to create a clear guideline/rule/limits of how you would like to be treated. They let others know what is and what is not okay/acceptable. It honors our needs and wants so that we feel respected and safe.The key is to start small and focus on one at a time. Be clear: Focus on what you want as clearly as possible. Practice: If thinking about setting a boundary makes you nervous, write out what you want to say beforehand or practice stating a boundary in the mirror. Keep it simple: Less is more with boundary setting.If you're scared of setting boundaries out of fear of being rude, here are some things to keep in mind: If possible, always set boundaries and expectations upfront. ... Be direct and honest. ... Be polite but firm. ... Offer an alternative. ... Don't feel guilty. ... Stand your ground.
24 I tell you the truth, unless a kernel of wheat is planted in the soil and dies, it remains alone. But its death will produce many new kernels—a plentiful harvest of new lives.Did you know the Bible even talks about throwing things away? Ecclesiastes 3 speaks about there being a time for everything. Verse 6 says there is “a time to keep, and a time to cast away.” (ESV) There is a time to get rid of what we no longer use.
Being yourself means you like who you are. Being yourself means living life how you wanted to live it, regardless of other peoples' opinions. And it just means you respect yourself. Worrying about what others will think is just a waste of time, you can't control them or control their thoughts.Real success and happiness comes from being authentically yourself. You Stay True To Your Values – One of the best things about always being yourself is that you live life based on your values. There is no blurred lines as to what you should do. That is the beautiful thing about being authentically YOU
Being yourself means you like who you are. Being yourself means living life how you wanted to live it, regardless of other peoples' opinions. And it just means you respect yourself. Worrying about what others will think is just a waste of time, you can't control them or control their thoughts.Real success and happiness comes from being authentically yourself. You Stay True To Your Values – One of the best things about always being yourself is that you live life based on your values. There is no blurred lines as to what you should do. That is the beautiful thing about being authentically YOU
What is a limited mindset? A limited mindset is the belief that there are limitations to what you can accomplish in life.The Difference Between Open-Minded and Closed-Minded People Closed-minded people put their ego ahead of the outcome. They refrain from inquiring and instead focus on disproving others without attempting to comprehend ...To be a limitless person means to be someone without end, limit, or boundary (Oxford Languages, n.d.). In a sense, it is realizing and embracing our own inner superhero, and we all have one.
Saviours' Day is a holiday of the Nation of Islam commemorating the birth of its founder, Master Wallace Fard Muhammad, officially stated to be February 26, 1877. It was established by Elijah Muhammad.
What’s Your Position in the World? Given the United States’ outsized role in the world, and Clinton and Trump’s quite different positions on foreign relations, the time seems ripe for Americans to ponder their positions in the world.
A few years ago, as an assistant professor of sociology at Stetson University in Florida, I taught an introductory sociology class every semester. Early on each semester, when my students learned about the sociology of culture, I would ask them in class “are you a cultural relativist, or a cultural universalist?” I explained that a relativist chooses to respect people’s different cultural practices while a universalist (or absolutist) insists that there are certain universal values and practices that all nations should respect regardless of their particular cultures. Regardless of what you may think or have been told things are bigger than you may know.. play your role and realize you're bigger than all of this..
Vibrations form in many different ways for many different reasons. There are three major ways to vibrate.Love, music and silence. The love vibration lifts us to a higher state of consciousness and frees us of the thoughts, feelings, and actions that minimize and victimize us.Researchers have found that vibrations and the electromagnetic energy associated with them cause changes in your cells, which can then affect how your body functions. Different molecules vibrate at different rates — and those rates can speed up or slow down if conditions around the molecules change.Embracing the power of silence can lead to improved mental health, reduced blood pressure, enhanced self-awareness, and a sense of inner peace.
When I was younger, I constantly yearned for knowledge. I’d always been outspoken and first in line to question and challenge authority and what others thought was normal. Nothing made sense to me on a base level and always prompted me to seek a deeper meaning to what others accepted as reality. This search for self-actualization led me to depression, addiction, being labeled as an outcast, and even narrowly avoiding death. While I was talking with the man in the mirror one day, I decided that changes had to be made swiftly to avoid losing everything. The answer became clear to me after a brutal, but life changing 40 day fast I implemented on myself. Not only did it show me how strong my resolve was but how powerful I could become with a strong focus on accountability, and self-worth. The chains of addiction, fatalistic thinking, and codependency fell off and I started reconditioning my brain to start asking deeper questions again but also to be open and honest instead of just trapped within the confines of my psyche. This allowed me to start seeing a greater purpose for myself than just existing alone. It wasn’t long after I broke free from the hamster wheel and started running my own path that a close friend suggested I start a podcast to share my experiences and hopes and that’s how Unseen Twisted Truths was born. Our mission here is to promote honest open dialogue between real people from all walks of life, dealing with real issues that affect us all, and spearhead physical change in the world. We have a fundraiser in place to help keep our local homeless population warm this winter with apparel and bedding and don’t plan on stopping there. When the truth is twisted, and the future is unseen; real talk and unity will be the light out of the darkness
