Awakened Paradigm

In a universal context, the story of Pharaoh in the Bible symbolizes the archetype of oppressive, controlling figures who refuse to let others step into their God-given liberties, freedoms, and authentic self-expressions as individuated divine sparks of light. So, being more than just a historical or biblical ruler, Pharaoh represents the energy of resistance to individual and collective spiritual liberation, personal growth, and psychological transformation. This resistance to freedom, growth, and authenticity is not just confined to ancient narratives though and it remains a living dynamic that continues to surface in our lives today. And whether this archetype appears in authoritarian leadership, toxic relationships, or societal systems designed to suppress our psychospiritual advancement, the story of Pharaoh stands as a powerful symbol of the spiritual battle between the oppression of our divine essence and the liberation of our authentic, God-given potential. The reason I want to...

 It is both deeply unsettling and profoundly illuminating to recognize the mechanisms by which individuals within certain communities or groups operate when they are dissatisfied with their own lives and they neglect the essential inner work required for personal growth. In today's fast-paced and often superficial society, genuine psychospiritual development demands not only time and effort, but it also requires a willingness to engage in uncomfortable self-examination and introspection, where this inner work involves confronting personal shortcomings, healing past traumas, and continuously striving towards one’s self-improvement and self-actualization. However, some individuals that are part of these groups, daunted by the challenges of this journey or who are perhaps unaware of its necessity, they choose a more destructive path. And instead of endeavoring to elevate their own existence and doing the work it takes to transform their own inner psychospiritual realities, they cling ...