Greetings.
So we begin. Another meeting, to share a few words about who you are and about what is unfolding in this world. We are aware that many of you are troubled, that many are concerned. Indeed, this world is being torn in two – that is what is happening.
There are those who are willing to face the truth, and there are those who seek to deny it at all costs. This divide is creating two worlds, and it manifests in many forms and contexts. It is not merely political – it is far broader and far more complex. It is present in relationships, and it is present within individuals themselves.
In fact, the divide is also internal. Some choose to look directly into the truth, while others choose complete denial. But very often, both voices live within you. Both desires are present. The divide is also within.
This is a time of choice – a year of choice, days of choosing. Will you look truth in the eye, or will you continue to deny?
Different people deny different things, but there is one truth most humans tend to deny – a denial that holds great meaning and deeply affects the way you live. What is denied is the fact that you are all connected. You deny the impact you have on one another.
This denial often becomes numbness, and that numbness may turn into violence. At times, violence gives way to cruelty.
The truth we invite you to remember is this: you affect one another, you are deeply connected.
This does not mean you must cancel yourselves or always please others. It does not mean you are wrong. Often, around the subject of your influence on others, there is a heavy load of pain, guilt, apology, and shame. Yes, you influence, yes, you are connected – but this does not mean you must apologize. And if you do feel the need to apologize, pay attention. Bring awareness and healing to that place, so you may recognize your impact without abandoning yourself, and enjoy your influence without creating suffering elsewhere.
This is a call to awaken. You, as human beings, must awaken. You influence. You are connected. The more you recognize this truth, the more solutions can arise that benefit all. Denial leads only to more division and more separation.
These are our words for now.
With pleasure,
Farewell.
Tohar.
