Passing the Torch…
History is written by the victors, the dominant conquerors, the opinionated survivors. Those affected by the conquest are subjected to the oppressive personalities of those appointed to take the place of the passing conqueror. The truth is modified to fit the needs of the dominant ones while the victims are subjected to further persecution as their stories die with time. The beauty of the “Me Too” movement was to allow victims to have their say, to support their need to express their reality. The sad part is the true message was lost to politics and media hype.
The meek must be encouraged to speak their truth with open acceptance for their experiences. Oppressive types must learn to listen with respect and honor for others’ opinions instead of shooting them down with their own biased view of the world. Humanity must come to a place of acceptance for each other, to listen openly without the need to exert power and control. Everyone must be treated with equality. Truth should be told without embellishment or censorship. It is the whole story—the good and the bad—that must be captured, spoken and written in time. Otherwise, how do we learn?
The Ancient Ones question why there is such a need for dominance and control among humans. They do not understand why there is so much strife among people, as they have none among themselves. They tell us that we need to learn to respect others’ opinions and gently agree to disagree. It is about balance. We are all one people with diversity to be celebrated based on each individual’s perception of reality, which is based on their unique personality and experiences of life. We are all one species, with individual personas developed by the product of our environment, genetics, subtle personalities, and family dynamics. Where does the need for power and control come from? When will there be open communications and collaboration among humanity? It must start at home.
We must make a habit to practice active listening, acceptance, and encouragement for everyone, especially those who have been oppressed or abused. It takes great courage for the meek to speak their truth. Their stories hold the lessons that will advance the world to peace. The quiet ones, the observers, often hold a more complete vision based on their empathic appreciation for situations. They must be encouraged to speak their truth in order to gain a deeper insight that we may invite positive change. Yes, we must practice the art of forgiveness, as it is a valuable part of the healing equation. However, it is the celebration of truth that empowers change and creates the miracle.
In this time of spring, rebirth, and renewal, open your hearts to listen for others’ truth and be there for those who need to share their story. I am grateful to have had the opportunity to experience many joys and sorrows in my life. The joys afforded me much positive anticipation and optimism. The painful sorrows have taught me to be completely present to others, and to allow clients to express themselves without censorship. I truly appreciate those who have been a safe haven for me, and I appreciate your trust in allowing me to be there for you. I thank you and I honor your journey toward wholeness.
Blessings of Hope,
Lois Hermann
To receive additional insights from the Ancient Ones, the Anquietas, stay tuned for our new Chronicles of Hope website to be launched later this month. Meanwhile, follow on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/ChroniclesOfHopeTheMessages
I look forward to sharing simple, yet powerful tips and techniques on Goal Setting for Health, Wealth & Happiness at the Tune Up Your Business event on April 18 in Amherst, NH – please visit: www.LoisHermann.com/Events
For my hypnotist friends, I am honored to be presenting at the Heartland Hypnosis Conference on April 26-28 in St. Louis on two of my favorite topics: Inspiring Hope Through Hypnosis and Integrating Mind, Body, and Spirit with Hypnosis. Check out the event website for more details: https://heartlandhypnosisconference.com/. I highly encourage hypnotists to register for this well-known and respected multi-level conference.
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Leanne said…
My teenage son was struggling with stuttering, hesitation, and nervous tics. For several years, I took him to counseling and speech therapists, but nothing seemed to work.
With the hypnosis sessions, he has come a long way: he is louder, he speaks up, his hesitation is now very, very vague. If you didn’t know him before, you wouldn’t know the hesitation is even there. He has grown in confidence, and he even made the soccer team.
I truly believe in this process; you have to see it to believe how well it works. He really enjoys coming for the sessions. As a mother, I wish I had found you a long time ago.
- – Leann K., Mother of High School Student