Sasha Cobra

We're all human.

But at some point, we have to make really strong decisions.

I'm not perfect now.

I was never perfect.

I've had a life of all kinds of experiences in my life.

But at some point, you have to choose you.

And I'm not saying that it's easy.

But I'm saying that

When things happen in our life that bring shock, even something like what happened yesterday, something has to move in you to say, which side of life am I going to be on?

The one that uplifts or the one that reaffirms insanity?

The one that continues to cause pain or the one that brings healing?

You have to make that choice.

Otherwise, you're going to keep feeding the monster when it's really not even your fault because it was handed to you, it was programmed into you, and it's a virus that you're running in your biocomputer, and you've got to understand that you do have the power to uninstall.

It's not who you are.

We are not bad people.

We are not evil.

We are divine, loving beings that picked up some bad software programs, and we have the capacity to unplug.

And unplugging is not about, you know, running away from life.

Unplugging is saying, I choose me.

And I choose love.