{"id":2613,"date":"2014-09-19T08:00:07","date_gmt":"2014-09-19T12:00:07","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/arichproduction.com\/blog\/?p=2613"},"modified":"2021-04-17T15:15:30","modified_gmt":"2021-04-17T19:15:30","slug":"power-conversation-featured-in-newsletter","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/arichproduction.com\/blog\/2014\/09\/power-conversation-featured-in-newsletter\/","title":{"rendered":"Power Conversation featured in Newsletter"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\nThis is like a confessional<\/em>.
\nI was considering wealth, and what that\u00a0feels like inside.\u00a0I saw a fear of abusing power. As I kept looking, I saw the trappings of winning and losing, of competition and sabotage,\u00a0I heard a voice,\u00a0that quote, “with great power comes\u00a0great\u00a0responsibility”.<\/p>\n

Those weren’t my words, but perhaps that’s where the fear was. Proof that second hand material can be misleading.\u00a0What’s real power?\u00a0Responsible to what?\u00a0If I am really empowered I am\u00a0clear about what I’m responsible to.\u00a0The last thing I would want is to\u00a0create dependency, and attachments to others. It dawned on me that as I truly step in to teaching that I would not want to create interdependence in any way, but\u00a0 an inter relating where we share and celebrate gifts and talents.\u00a0I was a\u00a0healthy competitor when I played sports. Playing for the sport of it, not for myself.<\/p>\n

What I began to sense was not about personal power, but\u00a0creating an empowered atmosphere. This would help\u00a0clarify intent. Understanding ones motivation and the ability to communicate it directly is key. All you can really own is your intent, your motivation. You can’t even own ideas. As an\u00a0idea is born to you it’s already “out there”.\u00a0\u00a0The wrong perspective of power\u00a0wants to collect, own, and bully.\u00a0The tower reminding me once again that letting go gets\u00a0easier\u00a0as\u00a0you know yourself, as you truly face yourself, and you commit\u00a0to being responsible.\u00a0You stop clutching. You can\u00a0let go. Why hold on? I am also reminded that I’ve been clearing a lot of stuff out again, and have seen family heirlooms in a new light. I’ll say I’m less attached. I remember when my mother didn’t want to be the custodian anymore. On retrospect things can be a burden.<\/p>\n

That original quote is backwards, and so is society.\u00a0Perhaps it was relevant once upon a time. Power is not a station you inherit, but a state of being you earn through experience.<\/p>\n

New quote
\n“With great responsibility comes great power.” It’s an inside job first. So is true wealth.<\/p>\n

My mission
\nTo create an empowered atmosphere whereby personal truth and intent are made clear. <\/em><\/p>\n

I just recently\u00a0finished the Power Journal. It’s the misfits guide from pdf to physical form. It’s awesome. I’ve been doing it myself for final edits, mostly I’m using it to help me launch it! Well, it’s working. The way I go about this inner exploration is the undercurrent of the Power Journal.<\/p>\n

I have come to this\u00a0perspective. Individuals\u00a0are a space for power, they can\u00a0cause it.\u00a0If someone is truly\u00a0powerful, they command it.\u00a0They own themselves. That cannot be taken away.<\/p>\n

Art work at the top…by K Puss,\u00a0 super heroine….This is her power belt!<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

This is like a confessional. I was considering wealth, and what that\u00a0feels like inside.\u00a0I saw a fear of abusing power. As I kept looking, I saw the trappings of winning and losing, of competition and sabotage,\u00a0I heard a voice,\u00a0that quote, “with great power comes\u00a0great\u00a0responsibility”. Those weren’t my words, but perhaps that’s where the fear was. … <\/p>\n

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