08/05/2026
Knowledge in action and how to use a lesson.
On Monday I posted about apologies and access, remember? I explained to keep a bridge open may cause harm and we have to protect ourselves? A reason some use an apology as a bridge is keeping that bridge open for the ability to access and potentially extort your joy?
Let’s visit that negative thinking and teach ourselves this lesson; turn it around to a positive attitude and process. Let’s move the narrative a bit.
Even scheming in the guise of protection lacks empathy and integrity.
It’s agreed that scheming is a bad practice, yes? What’s the opposite of scheming;- how can we use that to boost our vibration?
Honesty and openness in what we love and find joy in is worth showing, not being deceptive.
As long as you’re being genuine with spreading joy, then develop, expand and extend it to those that aspire to it.
Joy that is spread with integrity, passion, honesty and kindness, (maybe even a pinch of compassion and forgiveness), can change lives positively.
Here’s the quick lesson:
Don’t let your joy be stolen, but don’t steal another person’s joy…
We, in fact, must do the opposite of stealing joy.
We need to feed joy until everyone feels the happiness sought.
We should guard our joys and not give them up.
Donate, not defraud.
Receive and return, not rob or remove.
Why embezzle? Why not emit and extend? Let’s not burgle, but bestow.
We shouldn’t take; but learn to transmit
Don’t lower our joys, instead how about leading with it? (Ok, I’m done 😆)
But, yes we should lead with purity, lead with kindness, lead with grace and lead with love.
What I am saying is to feed our joy and feed the joy of others, but without stealing it from someone or somewhere else.
That’s just a joy Ponzi scheme.
Be careful of those that have to steal joy from one entity to supply another.
Don’t feed joy into a system to horde it for yourself or another. You are just creating a joy pyramid scheme.
Invest in joy and share the profits.
Own your joy, but extend it to others and teach them how to own their joy as well.
Spread joy without infringing on others and share that knowledge, like this lesson written in a blurb on a meme.
It sounds hard but it isn’t.
Realistically, there’s only one thing we need to do.
All we have to do is find what makes us happy and surrender the ego that surrounds it.
The love that joy creates will do the rest.
The greatest thief of joy is comparison.
Prince wrote and Sinead sang “Nothing compares to you”. Believe it.
“The opposite of joy is not sorrow. It is unbelief” - Leslie Weatherhead
Believe In yourself.