As a highly traumatized and programmed population who have been
mind-controlled to believe and behave in a certain way from birth, can
we go from living life in a chaotic hot mess of polarization, division
and suffering, to living a collective life of peace, unification and
abundance? And not revert back to the old ways? DK discusses how we can
change our outer reality by focusing our point of attention on whatever
needs healing within us.
This is Part 1. The story that wants to be told today has no real
timeframe or location because it’s been with me since birth. It comes
from my ancestors really and the epigenetic belief systems that are
passed down through generations. It also comes from my own life
experiences and my need for spiritual exploration beyond the traditions I
was expected to continue.
“My Story Time” is where I tell My Story as a way to counter the
ever-changing official narrative of history, His Story. No one (not even
A.I.) can tell my life story, from my perspective and as a direct
reflection of the times in which I lived, better than me and this is
where I’m telling it. For the record, as my legacy. It’s my story and
I’m sticking to it.
What does it really mean to forgive and how can we achieve the kind of
inner peace that will only come from an act of forgiveness? DK discusses
some of the tools we can use to create a neutral emotional environment
within as a pathway to healing and forgiveness.
( https://youtu.be/O7WtNTTZd44 ). To avoid context confusion, watching Parts 1 + 2 + 3 in sequential
order is necessary before continuing with Part 4, which is the
conclusion.
Timeframe here is around 1975 and it takes place in Huntington Beach,
California when I was a young teenager. This is about how I met my first
husband – how it came about and how it came together. This is a 4-Part
saga and all parts should be viewed in sequential order.
“My Story Time” is where I tell My Story as a way to counter the
ever-changing official narrative of history, His Story. No one (not even
A.I.) can tell my life story, from my perspective and as a direct
reflection of the times in which I lived, better than me and this is
where I’m telling it. For the record, as my legacy. It’s my story and
I’m sticking to it.
Could it be true that the inhumane world in which we live today is
little more than hell on Earth, as proclaimed by the frustrated many? DK
discusses some of the tools we can use to keep going when we’re
experiencing difficulties that can make us feel like we’re living in
hell.
( https://youtu.be/QJnQrxAs-_k ). To avoid context confusion, watching
Parts 1 AND 2 is necessary before continuing with Part 3.
Timeframe here is around 1974-1975 and it takes place in Huntington
Beach, California when I was a young teenager. This is about how I met
my first husband – how it came about and how it came together. But since
there is a lot to unpack here, there will be a continuation in Part 4.
“My Story Time” is where I tell My Story as a way to counter the
ever-changing official narrative of history, His Story. No one (not even
A.I.) can tell my life story, from my perspective and as a direct
reflection of the times in which I lived, better than me and this is
where I’m telling it. For the record, as my legacy. It’s my story and
I’m sticking to it.
We hear a lot about climate change and global warming, but is this
really what’s happening? Or is there more to the weather than meets the
eye? DK discusses some of the hidden influences on our weather patterns
and how our weather may not be under the natural control of the planet
like we think it is.
To avoid context confusion, watching
Part 1 is necessary before continuing with Part 2.
Timeframe here is around 1973-1974 and it takes place in Huntington
Beach, California when I was a young teenager. This is about how I met
my first husband – how it came about and how it came together. But since
there is a lot to unpack here, there will be a continuation in Part 3.
“My Story Time” is where I tell My Story as a way to counter the
ever-changing official narrative of history, His Story. No one (not even
A.I.) can tell my life story, from my perspective and as a direct
reflection of the times in which I lived, better than me and this is
where I’m telling it. For the record, as my legacy. It’s my story and
I’m sticking to it.
DK discusses the art of boredom in today’s video. Yes, you heard that
right. The art of boredom, because dancing with boredom is indeed an
artform, and we’ve forgotten how to dance.
