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Just listened to the interview with Robin Marvel – wow! An inspiring message about moving out of victimization and into empowerment!
Great "meeting" you today on SRaw. I do believe we're on a similar path. I call myself a catalyst for change.
As for mediocre minds, I'm not sure there are any… we're just brainwashed out of our birthright, so that we forget what we came in with. Seems to take most of us about 2/3's of our lives to get on track and remember what we came to do.
BTW, I've been to several workshops and seminars with Karen Sherman and email chat with Jodi Chapman. See what I mean?
Keep up the good work!
Mary
Hello Mary,
I apologize for not replying to this earlier — it ended up in my spam folder for some reason. I would say that a “mediocre mentality” is more accurate than a “mediocre mind,” but the term “mediocre mind” is used for the sake of illustrative purposes when I talk to people for the first time who have no idea about the fact that a “brainwashing” even exists — in essence, I have to meet people at the level they “arrive.” 🙂 The “mediocre mentality” describes exactly what you are talking about — the conscious overlay that we place over our authentic being. It’s all about “awakening” to realize our “birthright,” as you put it. Well said! It was a pleasure speaking with you too! Take care!