We place a new perspective on the term “M.Y.O.B.” – with the word “Becoming” – which denotes that we are all in the process of evolving consciousness together. When our “soul” focus is upon our personal growth to make a difference in this world – beautiful things occur. We want to share some vital Key Principles that are important to absorb as essential to that “Becoming” the more of you that you are meant to be.
We see a world where every individual without exception is healed and whole and is valued and welcomed for their unique expression, qualities, and talents.
MYOB is a community creating safe spaces to open minds and hearts to inspire personal and inter-relational healing and change through open dialog and courageous conversations.
Mind Your Own Becoming is about soul growth – and that only occurs when we have had enough of what we see around us. The greatest changes historically have been when as a society we can no longer process the pain and inequities we see. When we are open to confront, no matter how uncomfortable, our own inherent racism and entitlements based on a sense of “superiority,” gender, or ethnic prejudices, and be accountable for the thoughts we carry – healing and new understanding can emerge. We can authentically begin to bring about a world vision of love and regard for everyone, without exception. And this is a multi-generational call to action. We will be honored for you to join us in this quest.
The purpose of this organization shall be to offer educational classes, socially relevant workshops, and programs for personal well-being: emotionally, mentally, physically, and spiritually. To be consciously aware of how we can impact healing; past, present, and future for the evolution of humanity.
Taking in the Key Principles of MYOB and putting them into practice in our lives. Looking at the deeper call before us — What are we each to “Be” to bring about societal change through our soul evolution in ways that establish justice, love, and care for all – without exception.
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Presenter: Sarah Alling, also known as “Teta ese ho aloewa,” immersed in the traditions of the Lakota way. Prior and during that time she was an alternative education high school teacher, a Native American Education director, and a Native American artifact restorer. She taught high school for 28 years and immersed students in all cultures as best available. She is continually deepening and enriching her personal “Minding her own Becoming!” Through exploring Theta Healing by Vianna Stibal, she has realized more fully we are all in this together.
The wisdom of the fourth plane passed down from our ancestors and wisdom keepers, teaches us the interconnectedness of all life, emphasizing respect, harmony, and the balance between humanity and nature. To live as one, we must embrace these timeless virtues – honoring our environment, practicing empathy, and recognizing the sacred relationship, we share with the Earth and all beings.
Charles addressing the theme: What ‘s going on? An inquiry as to what we are here to bring to future generations – NOW.
We are here to embrace our shared humanity, transcending, the boundaries of race, religion, and country of origin, to celebrate our diversity and collective potential. By understanding the deep connections that bind us all – through history, genetics, and our shared pursuits of survival – we can cultivate love, harmony, and joy, expressing our true selves without causing harm and contributing to a peaceful, unified world.
Human values are not determined by differences, but by the capacity for love, empathy, and connection, which have contributed to survival and evolution over centuries. To find our purpose, we must look inward, embracing our authentic selves and serving others with kindness, compassion, and respect so that we can contribute to a world with harmony, balance, and a JOY FILLED life!
Yes – that’s the title of this Blog and it contains a great lesson of “Slow down, look where you’re going – and some things don’t have the importance you think they should.” Back in January of 2004, my eldest niece, Sherrie, was working and living with me for a time in West Hollywood. I adore all my four nieces,
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