Queens of the Earth: The Swan

[i]I discovered that when I believed my thoughts, I suffered, but that when I didn’t believe them, I didn’t suffer, and that this is true for every human being. Freedom is as simple as that. I found that suffering is optional. I found a joy within me that has never disappeared, not for a single moment. That joy is in everyone, always.[/i]

Note: [i] I got sick some time ago, i'm better but not by much. This third choice, for great women of the world was MUCH MUCH harder to get. The reason being that I could have chosen Madam Surapi (creator of the Persoplois graphic novel and movie) but that change is going to happen much more down the road if at all. I also didn't want to go deeper in to the past (my major third choice was Helena Blasvaski) than my second choice. So, this was what It came down to - and I feel she is very important.[/i]

Byron Katie is a simple woman. No, not in that fashion. She has one word for those going through some tough times:

[i]"Judge your neighbor, write it down. Ask four questions, turn it around."[/i]

This is called "The Work" and its one of the many ways mankind can find ways of knowing themselves and stop continuing their path down the hole they find themselves in.

In some ways The Work is more of a persons willingness to state that he or she will no long live the life that others tell them to live. They come from all over the world with the issues and the pain and the problems they have suffered in there lives, and the changes that come these ideas.

She didn't have to go to another "man" to find her "security" (which in and of its self is not a bad thing and ill explain that in another entry soon) She could have gone to the bottle and become like the cougars at the edge of the thirty mile zone. No, she goes to the poor, the orphan and the widow. She shows them the truth. It isn't her way - it was always there own. In many ways, she is what the anglo saxon female (Im not saying it as a racist term to those of color) look in Oprah but do not get not because she suffered in the same light, even maybe more so than Katie - but Oprah is a tool of those that control the people who lost the will to live. What Tsarion calls, the Pudding's.

Miss Katie isn't a woman so bitter to the point of ugliness. She is not just "proud of her country" just because her husband is about to be elected to an office now so bloody and dark it will corrupt even the greatest of men. She isn't reinventing herself to be fifty year old whore to dance and prance about her glorious conquests in the 1980's. No, she isn't that type of woman. She's the type that see you for what you are as David Icke correctly mentions of The Work: as "A Part of Infinite Conciseness"

This is a real female hero in a era lacking such loveliness. Remember the ugly duckling that turned in to a swan? One of my favorite childhood stories looking back. Heres the story in the real manifestation of such. She will be known as one of the greats and someone to look up to and learn from.


To see more of The Work: http://www.thework.com

For her blog: http://www.byronkatie.com

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