This was my first blitz, and I was flying solo after my partner needed to focus on her wellbeing but... I'd like to share my results. I don't know where or how that should be done, so I'll do it here and be happy for my goosey friends to just say, "Well done!" That's enough for me this time through. ✨ I began blitzing at #585 in Discovery Self Improvement and we moved 522 spots to #63. We grew by 90+ members in November. 🔥 I feel like that's pretty fucking awesome to be honest. Better even because it's not even about me or just my success, it came from so many lovely partnerships and holding each other up to shine. We were all lifted on account of our shared passions, authenticity and humanity. 🏆 I also met and became friends with some incredible people I now love with all of my heart. ♥️♥️♥️ Well done to all and know that no matter what you did in November, blitz or not, you deserve to feel awesome for showing up and for putting one foot in front of the other. 🌈🚀♥️🤩🌈

SERPENT POWER & THE CROWN In the ancient world, the serpent was a symbol of the divine nervous system. * The Uraeus (Egypt): The cobra on the Pharaoh’s brow represents the "Eye of Horus" or the pineal gland—the seat of Solomon’s discernment. * The Feathered Serpent (Mesoamerica): Represented by the pyramid of Kukulkan, where light creates a serpent during the equinox. This is the "Light of Wisdom" descending into the physical world. * The Nehushtan (Solomon’s Temple): The bronze serpent on a pole. It represents the "lifting up" of base desires into spiritual healing. Student Question: Why is the serpent placed on the brow in ancient art? Answer: It represents the awakening of the "Third Eye" or the highest level of human consciousness. MODULE 2: THE TEMPLE AS THE HUMAN BODY Solomon’s Temple is a stone map of the human being. * The Outer Court: The physical body and the digestive/sacrificial system. * The Holy Place: The soul and the internal organs (Lungs/Incense, Heart/Table). * The Holy of Holies: The brain and the spirit. It is a perfect cube, representing the "Chariot of the Mind." * The Two Pillars (Boaz & Jachin): These represent the duality of the human experience—Strength and Mercy. To reach the "Mind of God," one must walk exactly between them. MODULE 3: THE QUEEN OF SHEBA & THE SOLAR UNION The visit from the Queen of the South is an allegory for the union of the Logical Mind (Solomon) and the Intuitive Soul (Sheba). * The 666 Talents: This is the biblical "Number of the Sun." It signifies that Solomon had attained "Solar Consciousness"—the highest vibration of human thought. * The Lion Throne: 12 lions stood on 6 steps. These 12 lions represent the 12 signs of the Zodiac or the 12 cranial nerves, all mastered by the King who sits at the 7th level (the Crown). MODULE 4: THE SEAL OF BALANCE The "Seal of Solomon" (two interlocking triangles) is the ultimate tool for the teacher. * The Upward Triangle: Man’s aspiration toward the Divine.