Have you ever had difficulty making a decision? There are so many offshoots from your questionings. “If I do this, then… If I don’t do that, then…” The cogwheels of the mind can be like a hamster on its wheel: just activity, no productivity.
The good news is there is a way to always know what is true for you. Still yourself and ask (yourself) whatever question you are desiring an answer to. It’s on the lines of body testing in that it bypasses mental gymnastics or, as I said, the hamster wheel of the mind. It’s called “cardio gnosis” – heart knowing. You will instantly hear and know the answer.
Indigenous peoples have known and handed down these truths. They have words in their languages that don’t translate into English so we have to make up words to explain. One of these is a Cherokee word “Shante-ishta” meaning “the single eye of the heart that sees.” Gregg Braden explains:
“The heart doesn’t judge right and wrong, good and bad but discerns for us what is true. It does not assign a judgment…this empowers you whether you are in the board room, classroom, with your friends or in the most intimate relationships with those who are closest to you… it only tells you what is true for you. It can’t tell you what is true for anyone else.
This has become a blurred and forgotten line.
Remember your individual sovereignty.
Question local and governmental mandates (valid for 90 days only) and laws.
Be keen to global fear tactics and STAY in Peace and trust.
Wise up to “slight-of-hand” distractions from Hollywood (casting spells) and the intoxicating “liquor” of the media.
“- dia: going through, apart, in opposite or different directions.”
Rip Van WInkle slept 20 years from a liquor enticement as is the media’s intent to lead followers away from connection to self (me-dia).
“Stand up and salute the guard in yourself.” – Sacha Stone
Exercise your Shante-ishta. In 2023, it’s mandatory for your sovereignty and our freedom.