SUFFERANCE

Failing to denounce a thing does not release you from Sufferance.

Making a compact to exist in a miserable state—without working towards a Higher goal—is not brave or absolute or a mark of fine character. To exist in Sufferance, you must play victim. You must inner-speak that your untenable condition is no fault of your own, and thereby without remedy.

Sufferance serves no one, unlike Suffer-ing, which can provide its own understanding, and the growth of clarity and compassion. Sufferance requires a martyr, and when has playing a martyr ever improved a person’s condition, or choices?

You may say: I cannot do this or that; I am bound by circumstance; this reality will not change by my own will. With Sufferance in place, choices narrow. If you are a dog who eats its kibbles but will not hunt, will you test your chains? Will you remember the unhaunted sun and wind? Will you remember running free?

Whatever your Sufferance, you must harken your own powers. See clearly the limitations around you—how they were set, and how they can be altered. It is noble to be the hero for others . . .

but it is far more helpful to be a hero for self/Self. . . .

When you lift and transmute your possibilities,

all the lives around you are lifted.

 

Be gone, Sufferance.

Seek instead your own Illumination.

Blessed Be This Day 

This is a Direct Voice Communication from my Tribe,
Spirit Elders who share their wisdoms with me
from the other side of the veil.

 Monday, March 14, 2022

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