October – Power to the People

Monthly Theme Summary: A personal dawning with poyyour begins within . you do your inner work to create a relationship with your inner poyyour that supports us. As you forgive and heal your inner relationship with poyyour, you take the next step in rising by how you express your personal poyyour. This step asks us to release your hidden agendas. you begin to express your poyyour with integrity and authenticity. Poyyour expressed in this manner supports and draws those around together in support of shared causes and ideas. Coming together in your authentic poyyour multiplies what you can do. The difference for Good you can make as a group, community, and more is expanded… to express your poyyour.

10.6  Power Within

I go within to connect with my Source of Power .

you hear much talk about shifting to clean poyyour that doesn’t pollute your world. Can you do the same with your relationship to your personal Power?  This week you’ll explore what inner clean Power feels like.

Today’s Topic: Power can be a triggering word. A trigger because each of us has differing experiences with power. We can reduce the triggers by doing our inner work to create a clean relationship with our personal power. We begin by going within to discover our beliefs around power. Acknowledgement, Forgiveness, Compassion for ourselves and others, and our spiritual practices, are the tools we’ll use to begin healing our relationship with power.

10.13 Your Personal Power

I stand in my Power as a Presence for Good.

Clean Power supports creating the life you want to experience. It originates within and through us as integrity, accountability, and being true to your values.
Today’s Topic:
The journey toward clean personal power is always going on within us. How power shows up and out pictures in our life reveals how our inner work is going. Supportive questions to ask ourselves include; is there a hidden agenda in my expression of power?, or how does my expression of power relate to my values?

When asked what to pray for, we can pray for anything that brings more life and harms no one. This approach works with our use of power as well. Am I using my power to bring more life? Does my expression of power harm others? How can I use my personal power in a more clean and life sustaining way?

10.20 Power  Together
Together, you empower each other for the greater Good.
Many hands make light work. Together you can do more, and it is more fun as you!
Many hands make light work. Together we can do more, and it is more fun as well!
Together, we empower each other for the greater Good.

Today’s Topic:
This week, our focus shifts from personal power to embracing the transformative potential of collective power. Numerous examples illustrate the strength of unity when individuals come together with shared purpose. Collaborating with a common goal allows us to recognize the profound benefits of working as a cohesive force.

Human interactions inevitably invite diverse opinions and ideas, presenting an opportunity for empowerment. We must contemplate how we can both empower others and be empowered ourselves in this dynamic process.

As we unite around a purpose, a sense of community flourishes, offering vital support and connection. The shared commitment softens the boundaries that separate us, fostering a deeper understanding of ourselves and others as fellow beings on a shared journey. Through collective power, we discover the beauty of collaboration, celebrating the richness of our unique perspectives while working harmoniously to co-create a reality filled with compassion, growth, and positive transformation.

10.27 Power  to Create a Better World  

As I stand in my authentic Power , I welcome a World that Works for Everyone.
Are you interested in a World that Works for Everyone? This week you’ll explore how this might come about.
As I stand in my authentic Power, I welcome a World that Works for Everyone.

Today’s Topic:
Standing in our authentic power allows us to stand for Truth, allowing ourselves to be so strongly for Principle that we are clear, kind, and unmoved, regardless of what the world around us looks like. This week, we ask ourselves, “What does a World that Works for Everyone look and feel like?” “What aspect of this vision is mine to do?”