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For centuries, humanity has been taught to revere reason as the ultimate tool for success. We are conditioned to analyze, dissect, and intellectualize every aspect of our lives. But what if this emphasis on the mind is leading us astray? According to Grand Master WaXhira and the teachings of the Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood, true creative power doesn’t lie in reasoning—it lies in feeling.
The heart, not the head, is the seat of creation. "Take care of the heart," WaXhira often teaches, "and the head will take care of itself." This provocative idea challenges the conventional wisdom of logic over emotion, urging us to tap into the power of our feelings to shape our realities.
The Creative Power of Feeling vs. The Stagnation of Reason Reason is celebrated as humanity’s crowning achievement. But when you examine it closely, reason is nothing more than a tool for moving from one perspective to another. It dissects, analyzes, and critiques, but it doesn’t create. As WaXhira explains, “Reason is a map, not the terrain.” It guides us through what is already known but does little to carve out the unknown.
Feelings, on the other hand, are the dynamic force behind every great act of creation. They are not bound by logic or previous experiences but instead evolve, expand, and build upon themselves. When you feel deeply, you generate a creative energy that molds reality in ways the mind cannot comprehend.
For example, think of an artist. The masterpiece doesn’t emerge from pure logic or calculations—it is born from an intense feeling, a passion that flows from the heart into their hands. Similarly, great leaders, inventors, and visionaries didn’t change the world through analysis alone; they were driven by powerful emotions—love, hope, courage, and even frustration.
Reason: A Double-Edged Sword While reason is useful for solving problems, it has its limits. Reason often leads to boastfulness, a false sense of superiority over others. It focuses on differences, separations, and comparisons, which can inflate the ego and create division.
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With Life, Light and Boundless Love
WaXhira
Founder & Grand Master
Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood
youtube.com/@AtlanteanBrotherhood
“Whatever is Dispelled by Light Never Existed.”
The heart, not the head, is the seat of creation. "Take care of the heart," WaXhira often teaches, "and the head will take care of itself." This provocative idea challenges the conventional wisdom of logic over emotion, urging us to tap into the power of our feelings to shape our realities.
The Creative Power of Feeling vs. The Stagnation of Reason Reason is celebrated as humanity’s crowning achievement. But when you examine it closely, reason is nothing more than a tool for moving from one perspective to another. It dissects, analyzes, and critiques, but it doesn’t create. As WaXhira explains, “Reason is a map, not the terrain.” It guides us through what is already known but does little to carve out the unknown.
Feelings, on the other hand, are the dynamic force behind every great act of creation. They are not bound by logic or previous experiences but instead evolve, expand, and build upon themselves. When you feel deeply, you generate a creative energy that molds reality in ways the mind cannot comprehend.
For example, think of an artist. The masterpiece doesn’t emerge from pure logic or calculations—it is born from an intense feeling, a passion that flows from the heart into their hands. Similarly, great leaders, inventors, and visionaries didn’t change the world through analysis alone; they were driven by powerful emotions—love, hope, courage, and even frustration.
Reason: A Double-Edged Sword While reason is useful for solving problems, it has its limits. Reason often leads to boastfulness, a false sense of superiority over others. It focuses on differences, separations, and comparisons, which can inflate the ego and create division.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/sacred-atlantean-brotherhood--6759717/support.
With Life, Light and Boundless Love
WaXhira
Founder & Grand Master
Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood
youtube.com/@AtlanteanBrotherhood
“Whatever is Dispelled by Light Never Existed.”
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By Sacred Atlantean BrotherhoodFor centuries, humanity has been taught to revere reason as the ultimate tool for success. We are conditioned to analyze, dissect, and intellectualize every aspect of our lives. But what if this emphasis on the mind is leading us astray? According to Grand Master WaXhira and the teachings of the Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood, true creative power doesn’t lie in reasoning—it lies in feeling.
The heart, not the head, is the seat of creation. "Take care of the heart," WaXhira often teaches, "and the head will take care of itself." This provocative idea challenges the conventional wisdom of logic over emotion, urging us to tap into the power of our feelings to shape our realities.
The Creative Power of Feeling vs. The Stagnation of Reason Reason is celebrated as humanity’s crowning achievement. But when you examine it closely, reason is nothing more than a tool for moving from one perspective to another. It dissects, analyzes, and critiques, but it doesn’t create. As WaXhira explains, “Reason is a map, not the terrain.” It guides us through what is already known but does little to carve out the unknown.
Feelings, on the other hand, are the dynamic force behind every great act of creation. They are not bound by logic or previous experiences but instead evolve, expand, and build upon themselves. When you feel deeply, you generate a creative energy that molds reality in ways the mind cannot comprehend.
For example, think of an artist. The masterpiece doesn’t emerge from pure logic or calculations—it is born from an intense feeling, a passion that flows from the heart into their hands. Similarly, great leaders, inventors, and visionaries didn’t change the world through analysis alone; they were driven by powerful emotions—love, hope, courage, and even frustration.
Reason: A Double-Edged Sword While reason is useful for solving problems, it has its limits. Reason often leads to boastfulness, a false sense of superiority over others. It focuses on differences, separations, and comparisons, which can inflate the ego and create division.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/sacred-atlantean-brotherhood--6759717/support.
With Life, Light and Boundless Love
WaXhira
Founder & Grand Master
Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood
youtube.com/@AtlanteanBrotherhood
“Whatever is Dispelled by Light Never Existed.”
The heart, not the head, is the seat of creation. "Take care of the heart," WaXhira often teaches, "and the head will take care of itself." This provocative idea challenges the conventional wisdom of logic over emotion, urging us to tap into the power of our feelings to shape our realities.
The Creative Power of Feeling vs. The Stagnation of Reason Reason is celebrated as humanity’s crowning achievement. But when you examine it closely, reason is nothing more than a tool for moving from one perspective to another. It dissects, analyzes, and critiques, but it doesn’t create. As WaXhira explains, “Reason is a map, not the terrain.” It guides us through what is already known but does little to carve out the unknown.
Feelings, on the other hand, are the dynamic force behind every great act of creation. They are not bound by logic or previous experiences but instead evolve, expand, and build upon themselves. When you feel deeply, you generate a creative energy that molds reality in ways the mind cannot comprehend.
For example, think of an artist. The masterpiece doesn’t emerge from pure logic or calculations—it is born from an intense feeling, a passion that flows from the heart into their hands. Similarly, great leaders, inventors, and visionaries didn’t change the world through analysis alone; they were driven by powerful emotions—love, hope, courage, and even frustration.
Reason: A Double-Edged Sword While reason is useful for solving problems, it has its limits. Reason often leads to boastfulness, a false sense of superiority over others. It focuses on differences, separations, and comparisons, which can inflate the ego and create division.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/sacred-atlantean-brotherhood--6759717/support.
With Life, Light and Boundless Love
WaXhira
Founder & Grand Master
Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood
youtube.com/@AtlanteanBrotherhood
“Whatever is Dispelled by Light Never Existed.”