Oh, what a tangled web we weave when we practice to deceive — but the real question is who you're actually deceiving. A spider's web is beautiful and creative, but it's also built to catch prey — so who's caught in yours, the prey or you? Track your personal patterns and you'll see a method of operation; those patterns are the real reason behind your present situation. The falcon flies high to survey the land — changing perspective requires rising out of the situation to get the full, bird's-eye view before swooping in at the right time. The leopard stays camouflaged, present, and focused, mastering the art of the hunt to stay alive — have you mastered your own personal power? Before flying high, you have to go within first, to reflect and plan, diving deep like the loon into your own consciousness to resurface with a healthier perspective. Are you actually ready to take the leap, or are you scared to jump off the cliff? Know thyself. Balance your energy.
Takeaways
Your personal patterns from the past are the real reason behind your present situation — track them honestly instead of blaming outside circumstances.
Rising above a situation, like the falcon surveying land from above, is necessary before you can see the full picture and act at the right moment.
Real readiness for the leap comes from inner work first — diving deep like the loon into your own consciousness before flying high like the falcon.
Oh, what a tangle web we weed when we practice to deceive.
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The million dollar question is who are you deceiving?
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A spider web displays beautiful patterns of creativity.
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But that web is also meant to catch prey.
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In this case, who is caught in the web?
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The prey or you?
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If you track your personal patterns from the past, you will see you have a method of operation.
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Those patterns are the true reason for your present situation.
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What goes around must come around.
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That what rises must fall.
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Is that fate, luck, karma, cycles or change?
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I'm not married to adjectives.
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Therefore you choose the adjective that fits you.
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The falcon is a bird of prey flying high to survey the land.
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Flying high in this case is your need to change your perspective, which takes rising out of the situation to be able to see the full circle.
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In other words, getting the bird's eye view.
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Use the winds of spirit to climb high, only swooping in for the kill when the time is right.
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The leopard sits camouflaged in a tree waiting to pounce on unsuspecting prey.
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The leopard must stay present and focus to unleash the fiery spirit at the right time.
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The leopard has mastered the art of hunting to stay alive.
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Have you mastered your personal power?
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It's about overcoming life's obstacles as you spiritually grow.
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Expressing your eye of the leopard empowers others to do the same.
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Before flying high, you must take time to go within, to ponder, reflect, dream and plan.
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But who got time for all that, right?
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Mental Reset says we already have all the answers inside of us.
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How will you find them if you're looking elsewhere like the loon, dive deep into the waters of your consciousness, resurfacing with a healthier perspective manifested from the heart chakra.
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Are you down to take a chance, putting it all on the line?
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Are you scared to jump off the cliff?
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Your leap to others may appear to be foolish, but they don't know you have been preparing yourself and ready to take flight when opportunities present themselves.
