Forwarded from Lord Of The Pepe (LOTP)
This smells fishy af
https://nypost.com/2025/04/25/us-news/jeffrey-epstein-victim-virginia-giuffre-dies-by-suicide-weeks-after-saying-she-had-days-to-live/
https://nypost.com/2025/04/25/us-news/jeffrey-epstein-victim-virginia-giuffre-dies-by-suicide-weeks-after-saying-she-had-days-to-live/
New York Post
Jeffrey Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre dies by suicide at 41 just...
"It is with utterly broken hearts that we announce that Virginia passed away last night at her farm in Western Australia," the 41-year-old’s family said in a statement to NBC News.
Interesting sync bc I was just talking about this irl today with a couple people. We were comparing notes on good and bad leaders that we’ve had to deal with and the common thread in the bad ones was that they could never admit when they were wrong. Or give credit to their people when they were right. Which means their egos were running the show.
There’s a massive Healing effect that learning to just say, “I was wrong,” and “I’m sorry,” has on the entire body complex.
A close second is learning to just let things go. Even if you think you look bad for a hot minute or you “backed down”. Just fucking let it go. Most people can see what actually transpired and draw their own conclusions. You don’t need to get them to tell you that you were right.
If it ACTUALLY matters to you for whatever reason, fine. Stand your ground. But even then it doesn’t have to be an issue. And just allowing things to settle on their own will take the tension out of the whole thing.
Once you do it for the first time (many people have actually NEVER done this), it gets easier. And you realize how silly you were for not doing it sooner.
Humility is a powerful frequency. I think it actually links in with Authenticity in an interesting way. When you are truly being Authentic, you actually know your own worth and you don’t have to prove it to anyone. You don’t need it mirrored back to you and so, Humility comes easily. There’s no ego in there screaming, “I’m right. I’m right! Show them all that I’m right!”
There’s just…Peace.
In Love,
TR ✨💞✨
There’s a massive Healing effect that learning to just say, “I was wrong,” and “I’m sorry,” has on the entire body complex.
A close second is learning to just let things go. Even if you think you look bad for a hot minute or you “backed down”. Just fucking let it go. Most people can see what actually transpired and draw their own conclusions. You don’t need to get them to tell you that you were right.
If it ACTUALLY matters to you for whatever reason, fine. Stand your ground. But even then it doesn’t have to be an issue. And just allowing things to settle on their own will take the tension out of the whole thing.
Once you do it for the first time (many people have actually NEVER done this), it gets easier. And you realize how silly you were for not doing it sooner.
Humility is a powerful frequency. I think it actually links in with Authenticity in an interesting way. When you are truly being Authentic, you actually know your own worth and you don’t have to prove it to anyone. You don’t need it mirrored back to you and so, Humility comes easily. There’s no ego in there screaming, “I’m right. I’m right! Show them all that I’m right!”
There’s just…Peace.
In Love,
TR ✨💞✨
I haven’t used an alarm to wake up for years. When I actually have needed to make sure I didn’t oversleep for something, I’d set an alarm at a time that would actually make me late. I’d still leave enough minutes to make it out the door, but it wasn’t when I really wanted to get up.
And, guess what? I’d always wake up before it went off.
We know what we need to do. But if we also tell ourselves that we don’t trust ourselves enough to wake from sleep at the right time, we automatically depend on that alarm. It’s a small form of handing off your autonomy to something external but it carries a big message.
When the Subconscious mind has been impressed with the idea of when we need to wake up, we can get along just fine without an alarm clock. It knows everything. Including what time it is. It’ll even remind us of things we’ve forgotten with our Conscious Mind at the right time. We just have to be paying attention to its nudges and signals.
I sleep so much better without the thought that I’m going to be jarred awake rattling around in my brain all night. And not being pulled out of sleep by an alarm seems to allow me to kind of finish sleeping before I wake.
Now, if your body is exhausted or deep down you don’t actually want to wake up and report for life duty the next morning, then those are other issues at play that need to be dealt with first.
But, if you’re someone who has always relied on a clock to wake you up, I wonder what would happen if you tried to get along without it. 🫶
@TruthRascalHQ ✨💖✨
And, guess what? I’d always wake up before it went off.
We know what we need to do. But if we also tell ourselves that we don’t trust ourselves enough to wake from sleep at the right time, we automatically depend on that alarm. It’s a small form of handing off your autonomy to something external but it carries a big message.
When the Subconscious mind has been impressed with the idea of when we need to wake up, we can get along just fine without an alarm clock. It knows everything. Including what time it is. It’ll even remind us of things we’ve forgotten with our Conscious Mind at the right time. We just have to be paying attention to its nudges and signals.
I sleep so much better without the thought that I’m going to be jarred awake rattling around in my brain all night. And not being pulled out of sleep by an alarm seems to allow me to kind of finish sleeping before I wake.
Now, if your body is exhausted or deep down you don’t actually want to wake up and report for life duty the next morning, then those are other issues at play that need to be dealt with first.
But, if you’re someone who has always relied on a clock to wake you up, I wonder what would happen if you tried to get along without it. 🫶
@TruthRascalHQ ✨💖✨