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Date: March 13, 2020 at 14:42:06
From: shadow, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Finding Courage in Uncertain Times from Matt Kahn... |
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...for those who find resonance w/his offerings...
"Throughout climates of uncertainty, the ego
maintains a logical albeit ironic standpoint. It
insists, 'I’d be more of my courageous self if there
weren’t so many things to fear or be afraid of!'
Luckily for all of us, the discovery of courage is
not always found on the other side of fear. While it
certainly takes great courage and conviction to face
a fear and see it through to the other side, the
cultivation of courage doesn’t always begin with
moments of fearless inspiration.
More commonly, the cultivation of courage begins with
the value of generosity. A person inspired to help
others during a moment of peril is expressing
profound generosity with their time. In the face of
despair, such a person forgets their individual
agendas and attempts to support others as extensions
of their own being. These are where moments of unity
consciousness can be so boldly and naturally
demonstrated. A restaurant, at the brink of closing
its doors due to slowed business during coronavirus
breakouts, changes from fine dining to a more
neighborhood bistro that matches the price point of
the nearby residents. One could say it takes great
courage to make such a radical change to a business
model, but it is the generosity of the business owner
who would rather lower prices and adjust menus, in
order to feed more people and keep their staff
employed that heralds the true hallmark of courage in
action.
With so many examples of how generosity is the fuel
that feeds the fire of courageous action, it reminds
you how such courage is not found by resisting fear,
opposing it, or turning away from those steeped in
the contempt of inner conflict or outer controversy.
It is simply the case for those who fear monger, it’s
a coping mechanism projected in response to the
giving up of control they never actually had. This
type of reaction often renders someone too
preoccupied with agenda to access the generosity that
brings our brightest light and boldest forms of
courage to life. Telling someone reasons to be afraid
or how they shouldn’t give into fear are merely two
opposing ways the human ego attempts to control the
experience of others. Often times, stemming from
patterns of co-dependency, once someone has lost all
sense of control in their lives, they often become
armchair quarterbacks attempting to herd others as a
way of turning away from their own growing
uncertainties.
And yet, as a way of transmuting the vibration of
fear that so many are engulfed in, we lean towards
any form of generosity, as a cultivator of courage
that not only makes you more bold and decisive in
your decision-making, but more and more immune to the
shadow energies so many are attempting to purge while
identifying with the very density trying to be freed.
In order to cultivate the courage that are inspired
by moments of generosity, it is essential to explore
its' true meaning. Most will glance at the act of
being generous as a giving up of one’s self in favor
of helping another. It’s not an untrue aspect of
being generous, which is why the majority of self-
referencing ego structures look on in moments of
peril, thinking 'Anytime but now.'
As we awaken in consciousness, moments of courage and
generosity convey the depth of presence we have
discovered within ourselves. This also helps anyone
see the fear engulfing humanity, whether met with
responses of fight, flight, freeze, flee, or fawn, as
reflections of those who simply haven’t cultivated
enough presence to withstand the intensity of our
current social climate.
The nucleus of generosity, from which all moments of
presence, courage, and inspiration grows is the
awareness and ability to make the most of any given
circumstance or situation. This is why I define
generosity as the ability to do far more with the
less you’ve been given. It is also why so many
outdated forms of manifestation are so out of
alignment with the highest truths of the Universe.
Yes, the Universe has a plan for you and this exact
moment of socio-economical purgatory is an essential
part of that plan. From the standpoint of ego, its
often not a good experience unless filled with the
goodness that egos use to define their sense of
worth, safety, and personal value. It makes these
current times less like a Las Vegas buffet of options
and more so a dumpster dive of inspired opportunity.
And yet, as long as you are willing to do far more
with the less you’ve been given, you will find
yourself inspiring others with infusions of presence
they need in order to be their highest self in form,
while utilizing each and every moment of uncertainty
as a cultivator of courage when following the path
generosity is always providing.
To help you not get lost in the 'I have every right
to be afraid but I’m afraid of what will happen if I
keep being afraid' tailspin, let’s examine the most
essential ways to manifest the vibration of
generosity that are always within your reach:
-Always anchor the opposite; when others are in fear,
offer blessings of safety. When others preach
doomsday, praise the glory of rising consciousness.
When others judge others, bless both hearts with the
vibration of oneness. If any of these patterns arise
in yourself, offer moments of self-forgiveness
through a practice of acceptance, unconditional love,
and the willingness to allow your ego to share its
fears with you versus projecting them onto others.
-On a daily basis, perhaps as often as the arising of
fear, use your creativity to do something meaningful
for another person. If isolated from others, you can
wrap your arms around yourself and hug the one who
needs your support the most. Whether calling each
person in your phone book to let them know they are
loved, or making meals for a person in need nearby,
there is no act of generosity small enough to not
matter. It all counts and it all builds in energetic
momentum the more often you allow it to inspire you.
-If without any resources to help others, assign
higher intentions to the normal functioning of your
body. As examples, 'With each breath I take, may more
light enter the atmosphere of the planet and
transform reality for the well-being of all.' With
every bite of food or sip of water I take, may all
beings have greater access to sustainable organic
food and clean drinking water across all countries
and continents now.' Even if feeling lost, stuck,
unworthy, uninspired, afraid, ashamed, or any dense
feeling imaginable, you can transform it by
intending: 'May this dense energy I am feeling lift
the circumstances of all and may it begin with me.'
Since generosity is the ability to do more with the
less you’ve been given, anything occurring in your
experience has the potential to be used for the
evolutionary benefit of one and all. It just depends
on how creative you are willing to be in the name of
shining as the brightness of your highest most
optimal frequency.
-Even if everywhere you look is doomsday and
destruction, always rely on your inner world to bring
greater resources to humanity through the gift of
envisioning. Envision greater circumstances – for
yourself, friends and family and even the world at
large, without needing how or why to justify the
harmony, balance, peace, goodness, and well-being you
are calling in. You are far better off countering any
barrage of fear with visions of a better tomorrow as
a means of manifesting more possibility and potential
into the miracle of today. While fear-mongering can
cast drastic conclusions about the outer world, your
inner reality is always in a state of flux and flow,
always ready, willing, and able to accept your next
highest suggestion as the vibration through which
life transforms — from the inside out.
Whether you are an executive sent home to work, a
parent trying to balance childcare with a full-time
workload, a server laid off due to restaurant
closures, a performer who only gets paid when
theatrical performances take place, or even an
evolving lightworker hoping to make a difference
while caught in the grip of fear that so many are
drowning in, may this transmission of healing energy
align you with the clarity that brings more
generosity and courage to the forefront of your
awareness and reality.
As always, no matter the circumstances in view, the
situations at hand, or the sacrifices needed to find
our way to the other side of individual and
collective resolve, the true story of redemption
occurs when a willingness to do far more with the
less you’ve been given enacts a frequency of
uncontainable generosity and unfathomable courage
that simply has too much immaculate goodness to
spread to be withheld or contained within any
particular being.
All for love,
Matt Kahn"
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Date: March 19, 2020 at 10:46:56
From: Akira, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Matt Kahn is an unctuous conman |
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IMO. I'm not posting to argue with you, I'm just giving my perspective.
For others who might be curious, be wary.
I’ve watched some of his videos, even listened to the free lecture he sent
me.
My heart and gut tells me he’s a huckster. It’s all been said before.
He’s sells a shitload of videos for hundreds of dollars, books, lecture tickets,
livestream access for $85 and “angel academy” courses for $97 a pop
(wow, they went down).
I think he's preying on vulnerable, good-hearted people. His image literally
makes my skin crawl.
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Date: March 19, 2020 at 11:03:46
From: shadow, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Matt Kahn is an unctuous conman |
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That doesn't surprise me in the least, Akira -- not
just from you, but from anyone else who holds that
perspective.
By all means, say on... ;->
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Date: March 19, 2020 at 11:15:41
From: Akira, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Matt Kahn is an unctuous conman |
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what is "that perspective"?
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Date: March 19, 2020 at 11:31:02
From: shadow, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Matt Kahn is an unctuous conman |
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Working pretty hard to project a field for us to clash
within, there, Akira...might wanna give some thought to
"choosing your battles," especially when you lead with
how you're "...not posting to argue with you, I'm just
giving my perspective"... ;->
But, okay, & do feel free to make of this whatever you
choose, but I won't be dancing with you about it: What
I meant by "that perspective" was, literally, nothing
more than *your own perspective," exactly as you
expressed it... ;->
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Date: March 19, 2020 at 12:32:22
From: Akira, [DNS_Address]
Subject: thanks(NT) |
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Date: March 14, 2020 at 10:03:50
From: Sunshine, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Finding Courage in Uncertain Times from Matt Kahn... |
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Thank you for posting this shadow.
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Date: March 14, 2020 at 14:09:59
From: shadow, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Finding Courage in Uncertain Times from Matt Kahn... |
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Most welcome, Sunshine...
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