@Kylie Rae I don't understand being 'so proud'. I don't mean to be offensive nor defensive. I just don't understand. My experience of pride is a short-lived momentary experience only arising from external stimulus when connected to heart-centered truth. In anthroposophy, founded by Rudolf Steiner, pride is understood as an aspect of the human ego that emphasizes self-importance and independence, often arising from the modern development of the consciousness soul. It represents a natural stage in human evolution where individuals assert their "I" or individuality, but can lead to imbalance if it fosters separation from spiritual unity and higher realities. Through spiritual practices like meditation and self-reflection, pride is transformed into humility and selflessness, enabling deeper connection to the cosmos, divine beings, and true knowledge. This process supports personal growth and harmony with universal laws such as karma and reincarnation.

Of course it's no coincidence this was posted 4 hours or so ago.... Thank you. It was a bit of 'A day' and I, um.... did something that always seemed like was actually something that could be accomplished. Within three days... well... who knows... ☦️🤷‍♂️❤️‍🔥

All of them...

My first and truly most intentional suicide attempt was at age 13. Just before it got 'seriz', a voice said, 'STOP!/HOPE!' as a White Light filled and emanated from my heart. I stopped and began grieving in utter despair as it seemed I would not be able to 'escape' due to being 'commanded' by 'God'. Now I have an understanding and would say, 'Thank you, Archangel Mikael (Spelling and pronunciation came out like that, in this moment, 'unexpectedly').... ' Thank you Kylie Rae. I live... as He who lives through me... Only... To Serve... Thank you, My Dear Lord, The Christ... 👣☝️🙏🌹❤️‍🔥🕊️🙇‍♂️☝️👣