There is something extraordinary that happens when we dare to be righteous rebels: we become ourselves again.

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A "Righteous Rebel" is someone who has a deep love for life (spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and physically) but has a hard time with the way the world is set up. All the negative media, toxic foods, corporate overreach, religious extremism, and so many other things are deeply troubling to us and we want to break free of the societal matrix that holds us in 'bondage' to this errant way of being.

We stand for transparency, honesty, and integrity.

 

We stand for harmony, love, peace, God, and our divine heritage.

 

We want the world to feel blessed, and full of opportunities to live a life of purpose. We value the experience of being kind, good-hearted, and forgiving. 

But we mean business.

 

We are here to change the world by first fully being the change we want to see in it. We are the beacons of light in the world and are here to lead by example. We are the ones here to help brighten up the world, one blessed heart at a time.

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We're not weak kneed, even though we may seem non-violent at times. We don't accept injustice, although we may not directly fight it head on. We find virtue signalling irritating, and opt to actually integrate our values rather than project onto others what they should be like. We lead by example rather than pointing fingers at everyone else as if the world is changed by throwing stones.  
 

Most of all, we certainly don't take our blessings for granted.

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And we all have our own unique path to greatness. It's just a matter of clearing out the societal conditioning that no longer serves us to make way for a new and enlivening experience of life again.

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The other day (as of this writing), I was in session with someone who had a sizeable collection of negative spiritual attachments locked up in his body. He was wondering why there was so much negative interference in his life, especially in his emotions and mind.

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He had a history of shamanism and other forms of spiritual practices from the native traditions here in Canada, as well as those passed on from other lineages. But he couldn't figure out why he was so bogged down.

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Through a playful approach to listening to his body, we found a whole bunch of "spiritual hitchhikers" that hadn't crossed over into the light after passing. I helped him to show them the light, and they were all grateful. They felt lost, confused, and even a bit entitled to 'helping' my client with various things in life. Little did they know that they were just in the way.

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He chose to be honest about his experience. He did not succumb to religious tyranny's idiosyncrasies that would have him believe he was a devil or some other foolish nonsense. 

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He just listened to his body. And in doing so he was released of the troubles within.

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The same holds true for all emotional, mental, and epigenetic influences on us. When we take a righteous rebel approach to our well-being, we can see clearly what needs to be done to reclaim our divine heritage in God's bosom once again.

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If you've ever felt the call to clear some deep inner stuff, just do it. It's worth the time, energy, and overall effort. The clarity on the other end must be experienced to believe.

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This is the root of epistemic learning. Be the righteous rebel. Stand up for your freedom to be all that you are, free of trauma, guilt, blame, shame, and all other forms of misalignment with your divine heritage.

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