Bersabeh Ray
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50 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
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I want to live the purpose in which I was created for. So I'm not going to allow my past to dictate what my future is going to be or what I came in this world with. So you start doing that. Then I started doing the cleanup work. And what the cleanup work is, cleaning up your unresolved emotional issues.
Because all those things, all the drugs, cigarettes, alcohol, choosing bad relationships, making bad choices are all effects of a cause. And the causes were what happened is your unresolved emotional issues. I started cleaning those up. I quit smoking after 24 years. I stopped drinking. I replaced it with exercising. I replaced it with healthy diet, changing your diet, eating properly.
All these things count. What you listen to, music, what you watch, what things do you read? And these are the things that together that we do, one of the things that connects us, one of the major things that is our foundation is that we share the same values. And our number one value that we share is that it's grounded in what does God want for us? So that drives the both of us.
And when you have that solid foundation with each other, then you become a unit, your married couple should. When you become a unit, you become one, then you start moving together, then you're an unstoppable force. And it has to be grounded in something higher than yourself. It's our creator. It's who created you to even be here.
Because when you make it about you and about your own successes of what this life is supposed to be and my material gains or whatever it is, that's when everything goes down the drain and it loses its meaning and purpose. That's our ultimate purpose. And I think that's our greatest foundation that we share together.
It's probably going to go against what the control narrative is. And I'll tell you how I got here, because when I moved to the States, I mean, I bought into the whole thing and the women's movement and women's rights and women should have equal rights as men and get into the workforce and or the whole idea, oh, I don't need a man. I can make it on my own.
Kind of saying I'm man enough to do my own should tell you enough. I got to a point and I realized that this kind of programming, it is a programming, is actually taking women out of their power. And how I mean by that is that for a woman to have these beliefs, to think I need to compete with a man in a workforce, or... that I don't need a man. I could do it all on my own. Okay.
It comes from a lack of self-confidence. When a woman is fully confident in herself, in who she is, you don't want to compete with a man. You could care less. You want a man who's strong enough, who's able to provide for you and who have a secure environment for you. Because The man is, you can say he's active and a woman is receptive.
So the man gets a career and provides for the house, takes care of the family and so forth. The woman's job is to nurture that.
to nurture the home environment the kids even when you think about it when a woman the man when you create a child the man gives the woman receives the man is the one who creates the baby the woman nurtures that child and grows it in her environment and the same thing happens in a household and outside in the world now on a grander scale
When women are taken out of their power, their receptivity force, their magnetism, and they start trying to play the active part, it throws a whole world off. off harmony, off balance. Because it's our job as women to keep the peace and love and the stability and nurture, not only of the planet, but of mankind. And it's on that grand of scale.
Their power is that powerful because to take them out of that, it throws the whole thing off. And that's one of the reasons why they've done this to women. You don't go to the women in Iran right now and they're fighting for the idea of just to be able to show their hair in society. And then you compare it to what women here are complaining about. It's funny.
It's absolutely ludicrous.
Yes.
Oh, absolutely. The whole Middle East has for women.
Those are all... Read the great philosophers.
95%.
Yes.
Yes, we could. It's truly evil what they're doing.
The spiritual war that might be a whole nother podcast for this.
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