The Collective Awakening: Shifting Our Perspective
As a millennial, I can’t help but feel that there is a shift happening in the world. It’s like we are all waking up from a deep slumber, and I’m here for it. Social media and the internet have played a huge role in this collective awakening, and I believe that we are responsible for challenging our thoughts and feelings and growing our self-awareness.
But let’s be real, society has placed limitations on us. We’re told what we should do, how we should act, and who we should be. It’s time to break free from these chains and start living life on our own terms. That’s why I’m excited to introduce my new e-book, “An Introduction to Spiritual Wellness: A Comprehensive Guide for Your Spiritual Needs.”
In this e-book, I share resources and beginning practices to help you find your purpose and live it out. But first, let’s talk about why this is so important right now.
Subconscious Awakening
We are in a time where we are subconsciously being awakened as a collective. We’re seeing suffering and pain more than ever before, but we’re also seeing the beauty and kindness in the world. We’re able to record and share live events in real-time, and we’re all connected faster than ever before. But it’s not just about being fast, it’s about being mindful.
A Shift in Frequency
As a collective, we have raised our frequency for every major planet Earth event over the centuries. For example, we raised our frequency during World War II, and now we’re raising it again. This shift is helping us solve problems faster and more efficiently. We’re learning to work together and support each other in ways we never thought possible.
Living in Our Purpose
Most of us aren’t living in our purpose. We’re distracted by things that don’t matter, and we’re not taking the time to really figure out what we want out of life. But imagine if more than 60% of us owned our businesses, where we helped each other with our unique skill sets. We paid, traded, and helped one another, and we were completely satisfied with our profession and purpose. This is the kind of world I want to live in, and I believe we can make happen.
