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The origin of Baby ESZA’s “Don’t lick it” warning 🐝🍯
I recently came across a TikTok post shared by BAMS TV (@trendtrackersdaily) showing a woman who said a bee landed on her and released a golden-colored liquid. She assumed it might be honey and tasted it before knowing what it actually was. The clip was funny, but it also held a very clear Symbolic Literacy lesson: Observe before you absorb. Something looking familiar does not mean it has been correctly identified. Something golden is not automatically honey. Curiosity is useful—but discernment asks us to pause before we act. That moment became the inspiration behind Baby ESZA’s playful warning: “Pause. Observe before absorbing—and absolutely don’t lick it.” 😆 Baby ESZA represents the curious inner child in my work. She helps introduce lessons through play, humor, and simple questions that make us slow down and notice what we may otherwise rush past. Sometimes Symbolic Literacy comes through ancient symbols and layered archetypes. Sometimes it comes through mystery bee liquid. 😂 Original clip/source: BAMS TV on TikTok, @trendtrackersdaily Symbolic Literacy interpretation and Baby ESZA concept: Rose Barber / @eRosWell23
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The origin of Baby ESZA’s “Don’t lick it” warning 🐝🍯
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🌳 Welcome to Symbolic Literacy
Welcome! I'm glad you're here. Symbolic Literacy is a practice of learning to observe with curiosity, reflect with intention, and embody what we learn in everyday life. You don't need prior knowledge or special beliefs to participate—only a willingness to notice, ask questions, and explore. 🌱 Where to begin Introduce yourself in the Introductions section. Start with the Symbolic Literacy Foundations course. Join the community discussions as you complete each lesson. Observe. Reflect. Embody. There is no rush. 🌿 A few community values Observe before concluding. Distinguish observation from inference. Respect different perspectives. Ask questions with curiosity. Share your own experience rather than trying to convince others. This is a place to practice together, not to have all the answers. Welcome to the journey. 🌿 Observe. 📜 Reflect. 🔥 Embody
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Sometimes people call it psychic. Sometimes it’s simply full-capacity sight. 🕵️‍♀️🪟 Observe more. Notice patterns. Read context. Catch timing. Speak precisely. Then make the Sherlock joke. 😆 I’m SHER-LOCKED. Not supernatural superiority, integrated perception with a gremlin wink. 🔥
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🌀 The Names We Are Traveling Through — 2026
After looking at the official Atlantic hurricane names for 2026, I wanted to sit with the list a little more deeply. Not to claim that the names predict what will happen. Not to force every name into a cosmic message. But to observe the language, stories, memories, and archetypal associations already traveling inside them. The official sequence is: A — Arthur B — Bertha C — Cristobal D — Dolly E — Edouard F — Fay G — Gonzalo H — Hanna I — Isaias J — Josephine K — Kyle L — Leah M — Marco N — Nana O — Omar P — Paulette R — Rene S — Sally T — Teddy V — Vicky W — Wilfred Q, U, X, Y, and Z are skipped. Here is the symbolic current I hear moving through the names: Arthur — Leadership and the Returning King Arthur carries stories of sovereignty, responsibility, the Round Table, and leadership that must serve more than itself. It raises the question: Are we seeking authority merely to rule—or developing the integrity required to hold responsibility? Bertha — The Larger Vessel Bertha feels broad, sturdy, and able to carry weight. She reminds us that expansion is not only about receiving more. Sometimes we must become a larger vessel before we can responsibly hold what is arriving. Cristobal — The Bearer Across the Water Cristobal carries the feeling of passage, crossing, and transporting something valuable through uncertain territory. What are we carrying across the threshold—and is it truly ours to carry? Dolly — The Created Image Dolly evokes sweetness and innocence, but also imitation, projection, and the image made in another’s likeness. She invites discernment between the living self and the version of ourselves created for display, approval, familiarity, or expectation. Edouard — The Guardian Edouard carries stewardship, protection, and inherited responsibility. Protection can become control when unconscious. But when clarified, it becomes the ability to preserve what is valuable without imprisoning it. Fay — The Enchanted Threshold Fay feels close to the fae: mystery, subtle perception, liminal spaces, beauty, and hidden agreements.
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🌀 The Names We Are Traveling Through — 2026
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