The symbol of Yin and Yang teaches us a profound truth: even within darkness, there is a spark of light. The small white dot inside the black reminds us that divinity is always present, even in the shadow. The whole circle, whether light or dark, represents Singularity or God. Wholeness, or Oneness, contains both light and dark, and understanding is what reveals the light hidden in the shadow.

Disagreements are a natural part of life, yet they often arise when the third chakra is out of alignment, trying to defend itself. When this energy center is ruled by ego in separation, perspectives clash. Each person speaks from their own sense of goodness, trying to explain their side and perspective, but when they do not feel understood, conflict arises. What appears as opposition is often just two truths longing to recognize, understand, and love each other.

When we use our awareness and see that differences are only ideas and beliefs, we create space for the "new" to come into our lives, and this creates a lift in consciousness—to a higher octave, a greater dimension, an upper room vision. This shift allows us to move beyond the limitations of the personality structure and into the radiance of our divinity. In this state, life becomes magical: blessings flow, synchronicities appear, and miracles unfold with ease.

In this moment in history, as the world grieves the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk, we are reminded of the deep longing to move from the third chakra of separation into the fourth chakra of love and oneness. We yearn to live through the heart, to embrace one another with compassion, and to place our hearts with those who are in pain. The United States, and indeed the world, is in mourning. But pain will only help us grow a bigger and more loving heart.

Yet even within this grief, understanding holds the power to lift us higher. Through understanding, we rise in consciousness and bring light into the darkness—transforming sorrow into a doorway to oneness, healing, and our divinity.