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The Rage within is Out

6 days ago
2 min read

So now, what are we doing with it?

I’ve been busy writing a book, but I’ve had to pause because the fire is burning hot in this rage induced rape culture.

I’m not a big fan of angry people, I see anger and rage as two beasts of a common cause. One complains, often projecting on uninvolved listeners the intensity yet not coming to a resolved or any action. These are the angry people: that is not me. In fact, my pause in writing is that, in my current phase of rage, I simply cannot articulate the optimism, courage, and will necessary to empower the feminine leadership with tools to put into action our collective power. Yes, I said I truly believe that as women, we have the collective power to shift to a new reality. This is why I am writing a book.


Back to the rage thing so while rage may have a common cause to anger it has purpose. It comes to those that feel with their hearts it fuels the sharing of love. Yes, it fuels it. It protects it holds accountable. It seeks justice and equity. Rage is how we change the frequency: set new bars, remember what has been forgotten and reimagined our world as humans thriving together.


If money and the hoarding of it, being associated with power, then the entire system will crumble for us to evolve. Yes I said it - EVOLVE. Call it matriarchy, or whatever you will – we must admit that the system held onto by old men no longer serves us as a whole. The wisdom of women in debate is more productive as it includes empathy and intuition, that men do not possess or use effectively in decision-making. In every crisis, it is the women that come together to create the solutions.

Anyhow, let’s use this rage to connect and evolve together. While I pause in writing my book, I’ll share stories here that I believe needs to be heard but don’t belong in the book. I hope you’ll follow along and connect, in real life of course.

 
 
 

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