Hello high vibers! How is the tribe? I'm 85 days sober today!

I'm curious as to what is your biggest challenge right now? what is your focus and what is your biggest goal? I'm creating content and would love to know how I can help!

The Hogwarts crest reads, "Draco Dormiens Nunquam Titillandus". That can be translated to "never tickle a sleeping dragon", but it's actually said "dragon sleeping never, to be provoked" Because dragons never sleep. Wolves don't bark. Truth never dies. And sin is subjective.

I have come to the realization that I need to learn how to do one thing at a time. I'm ALWAYS doing at least two things at a time and not doing at least two things I tend to feel as though I'm not optimizing or respecting time. I'm trying to be as present as I can be even with how everywhere I am and when I'm doing multiple things I feel like I'm not really experiencing any of them. I'm not there because I'm too many places in the there. That and I never realized until a few weeks ago but if I'm not strongly focusing on not hiding my energy completely then I am blocking it. The minute I lose focus my body just automatically hides me. That isn't a terrible thing except that because the definition of what I'm doing is manipulating energy it's causing a manipulative energy to be felt at the forefront of what would be my energy and I don't like that. But it's PTSD thats causing me to block it and idk what to do to battle that other than spend periods of time sitting with myself focusing on not blocking. Any tips would be welcomed.

So I’ve been working on something for lifetimes actually but I’ve been remembering it these past few months as I woke the rest of the way. I have a shamanic journeying practice that can potentially heal a narcissist or sociopath. I won’t get into details as to what I do but once I’ve delivered my medicine they are then left with feeling emotions for real as previously they were only experiencing the brain/bodies replication of emotion. This can be quite a bit to learn how to navigate. It’s like being a child and learning to not have a temper tantrum all over again. Then they also have to change their behaviors. They have to be their own drill sergeant and be disciplined in addressing their own toxicity. Change isn’t easy. That’s why not everybody does it. But I’d like to find people who are willing to admit they are a narcissist or sociopath and would like to change. That’s really hard to find. If anyone has any ideas I’m open to ideas.