Do you know who the wealthiest people in the California and Alaskan Gold Rush days were? They were the women who set up laundries, bake shops, and boarding houses! Their wealth wasn’t as dramatic as a gold strike, but it was sustaining. They didn’t have a degree in “laundryology” or “biscuitry”. They found a need for what they knew how to do and did it!
You are present on our beautiful Earth at one of the most momentous times our human family has ever experienced. There is a massive acceleration in consciousness. We are growing and evolving at increasing intensity. And all of this is being accompanied by just as massive chaos.
A priceless gift we can offer teens today is to learn to notice their inner world and use that as a compass. Teens are bombarded by outside noise that tells them how to be, how to feel, how to dress, what to believe, etc. Rarely do they get the message to listen inwards and how to do that.
There are many ways in which we personally identify ourselves and then as we venture into the world more labels are heaped upon us as a collective. We identify ourselves by the roles we play both personally and professionally and then by our religious beliefs and then again by the culture we were born into and beyond. It is ubiquitous and unconscious. This article is about the impact that labeling has on our individual psyche and well-being and our society at large.
We have a lot of celestial activity in the recent months, including (for most of us) a once-in-a-lifetime event with the Jupiter conjunction Uranus in Taurus. The last Jupiter-Uranus conjunction in Taurus was in 1941.
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