These Several Other Lives: Part II

Your intuition is a voice that you should not only listen to, but amplify. As long as you are alive, all doings are [potential] skillsets as such, to increase your intuitive proficiency. But as with all things, a type of knowledge is required: the best over-all knowledge is wisdom. The most active knowledge is discernment. All other knowledge, though impressive, amounts to nothing.

The only echo chamber I refuse to touch on (for the sake of not having to repeat myself so long-windingly) are outer bubbles. You can listen to all other voices, but it will never be good enough because you are living to a generic standard you didn’t agree to and also to a more specific standard of the ones you admire/are closest to/have to interact with. Even if they are correct; when needing verification/justification for what is right -more than alignment, there still needs to be room for error. In which I mean: if you are able to question it and obtain a different answer (or even if you can’t create a different solution but feel that there may be one) then that is indeed the attitude you need to take. There are no right paths, only right attitude and right voice to follow regardless of the path you are on. [And] You can live in a communal bubble and never be challenged where ‘it never occurred to me’ becomes the first line in a self-defensible excuse ill received in a wider world ~ ESPECIALLY in regards to how now that information is so easily disseminated: ignorance is no excuse. Ignorance is bliss as long as you can continually live it -but it’s hell for the rest of us. As such -develop quickly or not at all. It’s not that if you aren’t with me, you’re against me. No. It’s: if you aren’t with me, you are dead weight. I don’t carry excess baggage. Level up. That is all.

As a late disclaimer: the question isn’t ‘Who am I?’ so much as it’s ‘Who am I listening to?’ There needs to be thoughtfulness in contemplating every voice from every [external] place. Yes, easy to say when people truly have mental disorders. I am not addressing those who do -I am focusing on those who hide behind disability [indecisiveness] as an excuse. I am addressing those who hide behind their religion/philosophies that use it to discredit others than as a starting/reference point for empathy.

Looping towards some initial point, if you are unsure which is the ‘right’ voice, it’s always the gentle one. That voice will never, NEVER lead you to do the wrong thing. It can and will challenge you when you need to transform, but will.never.lead.you.to.do.harm whether towards yourself or others. It generates an atmosphere of having no fear -but only when you are still and listening. The gentle voice is not a hypnotizing one -that is a false one that will placate you/or convince you to do something you already had in mind that you wanted to do. If you have any anxiety at all from a gentle* (actually meant low and malicious undertoned) voice or from following through an act that was suggested by that voice; do NOT listen to it. Know that it is false. In life, a peace must be created, and that cannot exist until one has an inner peace -not devoid of conflict, but accepting a peace and extending that peace outwardly. For, peace is not a feeling or a state because those cannot be given and/or accepted by others. The feeling of your peace affects a calmness that others can also feel but not necessarily feel/use themselves. The state of peace (as an example, meditation) is usually thought of and taught as an inner achievement. However, peace is not a state to achieve --> is not a reward, is in this case a selfish endeavor, and not a practical skill. It requires specific environment and as such is not really an inner than it is an outer-inner-inner. Put simply -do you really go into your meditative state when all about you is mundane chaos? 
To the mountains, you river. 

Having peace is not holding your silence. That is all.