The Four Kinds of Work

  1. The kind we’re all used to: for money. Slavery.

  2. Another kind many of us have experienced before: obligations put on us by humans, accepted by us when we haven’t learned better yet

  3. The fun kind: like when I’m writing or cooking, or making graphics in Illustrator. Tasks I love to do, and I’m fueled by internal love and passion. The pictures inside me are vivid and full of joy!

  4. The hardest kind of all: learning something brand new, particularly subject matters of this ilk, changing our own minds and thought patterns about how to live as Gods, not mere humans.

Understanding - possessing, grasping - that we have the sovereignty and rights of God is not something our minds have ever, ever, ever heard before. In fact, all we’ve ever been trained to believe about ourselves is the exact opposite. This is why I write, though, to help solidify the ah-ha moments into real images in my mind’s eye, to bring them to life inside myself, to bring myself alive all the way as this new kind of creature here on Earth.

XO,

Eric

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