A Message from "Worth"

I had other plans for today's epi but this message demanded to be first. ily enjoy!

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Transcript

SPEAKER_00 0:30

Happy Monday, everybody. My throat feels a little like it's hard for me to be loud. Whatever. Um, I had this whole plan for what I was gonna record an episode about today, the topic, the story I was gonna tell, everything. And then as I was getting ready to come do this, that's just like spirit has totally other plans about what needs to be talked about and the message that needs to come through. And that's okay. I like this message from what I can see so far. It'll be interesting to see where it goes. But um I kind of get the sense that the things that I was feeling inspired to talk about, I will talk about. What this feels like to me is like pre-work. Like this needs to come first so that people can absorb what comes later more easily. I think that's how this is feeling. Okay. Um okay, there's one more caveat coming through too, and it's like there are parts of this message that um are kind of like seen, experienced, considered through the lens of money. And uh the message around like the caveat is that it might be hard for this message to sink in the way that it's meant to, if your lens of money is like simultaneously being viewed through the lens of capitalism. Wait, that's helpful. It's basically saying like, if the only way you can conceptualize money is through the lens of capitalism, this message might be hard to digest. And what I'm seeing is like if money is a pair of glasses with a red lens, and capitalism is a pair of glasses with a blue lens, and when money comes up, you're always seeing purple. It's like you might not even know that you're looking at through two lenses at once, but this is saying like try to see it through red if you can. Stay with me, hopefully that's making sense.

SPEAKER_01 3:33

Okay.

SPEAKER_00 3:45

The way that they're teeing up this message for me is like it's like there's this sentiment in our culture that you know brain surgeons make a lot of money and like as they should. As they should. And then on the flip side, it's like a travesty that entertainers or artists or athletes, whatever, have the capacity to make just as much money as, or in some cases more than, a brain surgeon could make. And that one reaction to this, or one perspective of this, could be that, like, we must have missed the mark as a society so drastically that that's the case. Like, we must have fucked up so deeply the fact that people that aren't even doing brain surgery could be acquiring, receiving as much money as they receive. And this message is like absolutely yes. As a society, have we gotten a lot wrong? Have we missed the mark in a lot of ways regarding a lot of things? Absolutely. However, that is not necessarily one of them. And just in case anyone's worried, there's not like impending surgeon slander. I'm very pleased that surgeons make a lot of money. I love that they are abundantly compensated for the mastery of the craft that they've achieved. And that there is like a lot of recognition around that mastery of the craft. I'm I'm all for that. Um and this message is challenging us to consider well, why should that level of praise be reserved for brain surgery? Or anything akin to brain surgery. It's a metaphor. Um, but yeah, like why should that level of praise be reserved for that? Why should like that level of compensation be deemed worthy only in those types of circumstances? And so again, depending on how you're able to conceptualize the concept of money, this may or may not hit. But also, it's like there's no like that's not on accident that that could be hard to conceptualize or envision. Um that it's hard to like consider money outside of a system that we more or less have been taught to see as synonymous with money or synonymous with wealth. So there's certainly no shame around that if that is the case for you. If anything, it's more of an invitation to like open yourself up to see how those two things actually are separate. Um hopefully you're staying with me. And like deferring to my spirit team right now, like, please help me find the best way to communicate this to the people who are meant to receive the message. Um yeah, okay, it's like in order to understand where this message is going, you have to disconnect from the concept of money as something that is an indicator of hierarchy. You have to detach it from the idea that it is that it signifies value and virtue, and in particular, when those values and virtues exist outside of like your inherent infinite worthiness. Okay, keep trying, stay with me. Um, society says that certain gifts, um, skill sets, traits that certain people are more valuable than others. And capitalism works hard to essentially like corroborate that. But on a soul level, there is no difference. One more quick caveat. Sometimes I think okay, so the messages that find me, I think they find me because I they want me to communicate it and make sure it's known that this shit is meant to be taken like literally. Sometimes some of these message sound messages sound like theoretical or philosophical or like 5D soul level, whatever. And it is soul level knowledge, but it's coming to me because it's meant to be communicated in a way to let people know that like this very much matters on the level of the 3D, and like please listen to it through the lens of like groundedness in the 3D. Anyway, on a soul level, there is no difference. On a soul level, there is no hierarchy of skills, of gifts, of traits, of people. If it is on your heart and soul to express in this lifetime, like it's all the same. There is no hierarchy. Anyway, knowing that on like a deep energetic cellular level is what opens you up to experience money in abundance in a way that just like uh what people, what society might deem as like just doesn't make sense. And it opens you up to experiences of money in abundance that honestly, you know, dep again, depending on people's lines of money, might they might judge you or look down on you because, oh, it shouldn't be that easy, right? It shouldn't be that easy. It's not like they're doing brain surgery. Anyway, this message is like. Again, brain surgery doesn't need to be belittled, but it's like everything else needs to be uplifted in this way. Because if we're honest, like not everyone is going to need brain surgery. And that doesn't take away from the miraculousness of it. Right. For the people who need it, and you know, heaven forbid, might need it someday. The fact that it exists is like life-saving, and that is again, it's it's miraculous. And at the same time, your art, like everyone needs art. Not everyone needs brain surgery, but everybody needs art. Experiencing art makes life better. Music makes life better. Being able to witness someone's soul in whatever capacity, through song or images, written word, or simply through like entertainment, it is literally just as important. The message is like brain surgery keeps people alive, true, absolutely, and art, creative expression, that is what makes life worth living in the first place. And it's contagious, it carries energy that like literally reaches out and touches the soul of the viewer, the listener, the reader, what have you. And we don't really have a concept for how many times a day art does that, touches our soul, saves our lives. Sometimes we know it and we feel it, sometimes we don't. And that, you know, one million or one thousand or even one hundred people listening to a song and feeling absolutely alive, like honestly, is not any less worthy or any less valuable than brain surgery. Yeah, like life is meant to be fun. It's meant to be this savory experience, not all of the time, right? Like there is duality, and that's a whole part of the earthly experience. But the moments that are fun and that are savory and do just like touch our soul in that way, those are not insignificant. They are not worth less than brain surgery. This message is here saying that, like, the role that you came here to play, the purpose you came here to serve, the people's lives that you have impacted are impacting, will impact again in any capacity, art, medicine, or otherwise. None of it is insignificant. There is zero hierarchy to it, which is really hard to see and really hard to experience through a lens of capitalism, absolutely. But again, that doesn't make the message any less real or any less literal, doesn't make it any less literal. Okay, I'm also getting too. There was this message from the June monthly reading that I did. And it was talking about how like your highest timeline is like it could come to you at any time and any place, but it requires like you being in your authenticity in order for that to happen. Okay. This message has like a flip side of the coin perspective on that, where it's basically saying like it's an extension of the message that's saying, like, you living in your purpose, you may never know when that is being used as the tool to tap someone on the shoulder and wake them up to their highest timeline. You never know when you being you, doing the things that you do best will inspire somebody else to do the same. Yeah, okay, this part is so literal, do not take this lightly. When that happens, when you do that, there is no greater purpose that you can serve, not even brain surgery. When you being new serves as an invitation for somebody else to enter their highest timeline, there's no greater purpose than that. There's no greater purpose than that. And that's amazing. And I'm glad we all recognize that like that is miraculous. But it doesn't do well to recognize the artistry, the mastery, the miraculousness of brain surgery, and then think that it only applies to things that are more similar to that in nature. Yes, it's hard and it takes skill, and not a lot of people could do it. But there are things about you, there is something about everybody that only they can do the way that they can do it. And so it's like knowing all of that, this message wants you to root into self-worth in this way. It wants you to root into the worth of like what it is you're here to contribute in that way. And it also wants you to rewire whatever it is that you think that you know about money and worthiness, etc., when those beliefs are incongruent to the message that's coming through right now. Like anywhere there's a cognitive dissonance in between this message and what you know to be true about money and worthiness, it's like consider what would need to be true about money and worthiness in order for this message to uphold, and then like start there. Yeah, this message is also saying, like, and moving forward, when you see someone making money doing what they love in a way that's easy for them, in a way that looks really fun, and like, oh my gosh, how are they making that much money? They're not even doing brain surgery. Don't be in disgust at that. Don't roll your eyes at that. Yeah, if anything, open your eyes. Open them and know that you are literally witnessing what is possible for you through your own soul expression and soul contributions. Okay, there's also okay, back to like the whole duality of life, whatever. This isn't to say that like if you're experiencing anything besides, you know, rainbow, sunshine, butterflies, you're doing something wrong. It's not to say that you, if you are experiencing like lack or scarcity, you've done something wrong or whatever. I'm fully aware, like, we live in a society, and that shit is very real. And again, it's not on accident. What this message is saying, though, even if you are experiencing lack, even if you are experiencing scarcity, that can be real. What's not real though is Anywhere where your mind is convincing you, like, well, yeah, this is all I deserve. This is all I have to contribute on this earth is worth. It's like anywhere where that's what you're thinking, absolutely not. Yeah, the last part of this message is like there is a reason that so many people feel like they were made to be living or like experiencing a material, a material reality that is more abundant or different than like maybe what they're physically experiencing now. And they're feeling that way because they're right. They're right. And it's not greed that is the core driving force behind that. It may manifest as greed depending on what the person's beliefs are around how it's possible for them to achieve material stability, um, financial abundance, whatever the case may be. But beneath that, beneath whatever the mind and the ego is doing to transform that core driving force is a soul knowing that life can and should be abundant. Yeah. And on top of that, it's like, oh, it's like on one hand, people feeling like I feel like I am meant for more. I feel like I should be, you know, life should be more abundant than what it is that I'm experiencing. It's like that's A. And then B is like, and I feel like I don't have the capacity or the motivation, the drive to like burn myself out in the process of achieving it. It's saying like there's a reason that people's tolerance to doing like soul-sucking work is waning. There's a reason that people's motivation to endure burnout in order to have material, whatever, is waning. And that's because the the second soul knowing B is that it shouldn't be a requirement in order to obtain it. Soul knowing one, life should be abundant, soul knowing two, and I shouldn't have to burn myself out in the process of receiving said abundance. So, anywhere you're feeling like lack of motivation to like go out and hustle and grind in order to achieve the abundance that you feel is meant for you in this lifetime, those things are not conflicting. Those things are not conflicting. That's happening because your soul is trying to convince you, is trying to get you to see that, like, yes, you're meant for abundance, but you're also not meant to burn yourself out in the process. And that will be really hard to see, really hard to understand, really hard to lock into, again, depending on what your relationship to worth, value, virtue, and money is. Right, which is why it's really important to get to know money, to experience money, but beyond what capitalism is able to teach us about it. So it's like that's it. The well just ran dry. That's it. Message is closed. Okay, that's the message. Yeah, I mean, I guess, you know, if you don't want to experiment with your life in that way, I get it, and totally no problem. I am definitely using my life as an experiment for all of us, so I will report back anything that I come to find.

SPEAKER_01 26:12

But yeah, that's the message. I guess I'll call this a message for worse or something like that. Okay. Well, that's all. I love you guys. I will see you next week.