Just wanted to see if this is common to happen with other schools. Have a classmate who reached out to people asking them nominate her for induction into the Gold Humanism Honor Society. I mean, I think it’s absolutely ridiculous she did this, but didn’t know if this was out of the ordinary or seems to happen everywhere. Happen to anyone else?
Is it a big deal at your school? Never heard about it prior to this year, but apparently it acts as a AOA-light from what my classmates are saying?
Hey folks,
I'm in my early 30's and have called myself an agnostic humanist for at least a decade. Over that time, I've made significant progress becoming comfortable with myself and my philosophical beliefs (which can be difficult if you've experienced pressure from religious institutions/peers throughout your life). Things that have helped: continued education, meeting people from diverse backgrounds at university, lots of reading, and just giving myself time.
That being said, I still occasionally get down on myself when I have a negative interaction with someone who doesn't respect my space (i.e. attempts to push religion on me, or making negative assumptions about my values). This has made me realize that I haven't been doing enough to assert myself, and that I am still subconsciously affected by the negative appraisal some people assign my worldview (or that least, their perception of my worldview). Part of this stems from the fact that I don't like to be confrontational when it comes to philosophical matters, so I don't make great efforts to defend myself when I feel like I've been disrespected. But sometimes it feels as if being outwardly assertive is the only way to make others respect you, which has made me question my approach.
So my question is, has anyone else dealt with this ? If so, what actions have you taken that allowed you to move beyond the conflict and develop greater self-respect?
Ok my fellow Apes, this is might be a weird one, but bear with me..
Gold = Sun = Masculine Energy // Silver = Moon = Feminine Energy
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One trick the archons used to enslave humanity was to suppress the divine feminine energy here on earth and to create patriarchal societies. Because without the loving guidance from the feminine, the masculine energy was easily manipulated to create unhealthy dominance, aggression and greed.
Greed is simply an expression of the inner feeling of lack and the complete imbalance between those two energies made it much easier for the dark ones to create wars and a society where it became almost en vogue to screw others in order to gain more for oneself.
Without our intuition (feminine), our minds/logic (masculine) are easily deceptible and led astray from our spiritual connection to our higher self and the light and love of source.
But the dark rulers of this planet are allergic to the divine feminine/ goddess energy (because it is the complete antithesis to their destructive and parasitic mindset) and therefore they did everything to erase and suppress her (just look at the role women had in most societies throughout history).
So it is not a coincidence that this sick world values gold so much more (like 75x wtf!?) than silver..
The fact alone that you pay VAT on buying silver but not on buying gold (at least here in europe), is just stupid and another clear sign for that.
With stacking silver, we are not only squeezing those assholes and gaining economic safety, but we also contribute to the return of the divine feminine, the goddess energy here on earth!
Which will ultimately lead to the downfall of the dark rulers of this planet and to the liberation of humanity! This is so much bigger than we can imagine!
Keep stacking that silver and hold the fucking Light!! 😁
Soon we will be finally free!! 💖
Earlier this school year my (38F) son got notice he was inducted into honor society for the last semester of his freshman year of high school. He didn't think it was a big deal. Admittedly there were no standards besides achieving a not very difficult GPA and about 40% of his classmates also did, but I was still proud. He did not care and kept talking about stupid it was. I still wanted to go see him inducted at the ceremony, he threw a fit about how it was boring and like a punishment. I told him it's just an hour and I'd reward him later by taking him out to his favorite restaurant. He still kept bashing it and at one point made me upset by saying he would intentionally lower his grades this semester so he wouldn't qualify. After seeing how upset that made me he said he wasn't serious but it still kind of put a damper on the whole thing. My husband just took the position of "if he doesn't want to go, don't make him", but he agreed to attend the ceremony with me.
In the end he went to the ceremony which was promoted as sort of "soft formal" dress like business casual even though the school's dress code is quite casual. I then noticed my son grabbed his certificate while wearing a Nirvana shirt and not the shirt we dropped him off in. Afterwards he told me he put the shirt on underneath and took off his dress shirt so he could have a bit of a rebellious way of going about it. Now honestly I probably wouldn't have cared if he had just worn the shirt to the ceremony to start since I doubt the school would've denied him entry and frankly I've liked Nirvana since before he was born, but his general attitude just kind of ruined the thing for me and left a bad taste in my mouth. I still fulfilled my promise and took him out, but decided not to discuss the honor society at all once he replied at first about how stupid it was. I also decided not to inform my parents or brothers and sisters since I didn't want them talking to him about it around Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Well he told me he's on track to make it again this semester. I told him fine, whatever, I'm not attending the ceremony if he does. He told me he doesn't want to attend it anyway, but why wouldn't I? I explained to him how his behavior and attitude the last time completely ruined it and I don't want to go through with that again. It's entirely his choice to attend the ceremony or not, but either way I won't be going. And even that got him kind of upset. He told me that if he chooses to attend
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