Think for Yourself

There are actual historical examples of systemic racism. The 20th century is not one of them. Using her own personal experiences of anti-Semitism as well as her Asian daughters experiences of racism, Carole distinguishes who we are from who we are accused of being.

If we are known by our acts, then what is this Administration saying to the world by the actions it has taken recently? Is saying you are doing what is best for America while actually taking steps that contradict those words an indication of true intent? Carole looks at recent events and asks, "What is is the highest good for all concerned?"

The global effort now being made to consolidate both power and people had been tried before but never with any lasting success. Why? Because for humanity to reach a level of higher conscious evolution it it takes individual effort not collective salvation or a one world government. Carole looks at what must really be done to get where we want to go.

The religious concept of The Suffering Servant refers to either Jesus or the Jewish People, depending on your perspective. How far is that from the "Public Servants" we have today? Carole explores this in detail as well as a recent event that took place in Austin Texas at Trader Joes that  shows how it all links up.

We all know something beyond our control has been happening and continues to do so. Should we be storing food, burying our heads in the sand, or is there a third option we're not considering. Carole lays out that third option to consider...and its a hopeful one.

Representative Cori Bush (D-Missouri) provides an excellent example of why we have to keep a open mind about from where good ideas can originate. While half the country may disagree with her politics, Bush reveals another side of herself as it relates to illness and healing that we can all benefit from. Carole agrees with the Congresswoman on this one and shares her own similar experience.

Totalitarian regimes have a long history of couching their true intent in terminology that hides their goals of centralized control and dehumanization. Wokeism is the latest example of why understanding what the real goal is about is so important. Carole explores the why and how of diversionary tactics designed to confuse and mislead you from your true goal.

After a year of living a very unusual and restrictive existence, how are you coming out of it and moving back into the life you really want to live? Are you allowing external forces to influence you and make important choices for you or are you consciously creating a way of life with meaning and purpose? Carole looks at both scenarios and points you in the right direction.

What can the freed former slave, Frederick Douglas, teach us about wokeism, systemic racism and the US Constitution? A whole lot is the answer... and it leads to the inevitable conclusion that thinking for yourself is both liberating and empowering.

Just how much of your life is now being driven by what others and the "collective" are directing? What does all that influence keep you from doing and being? Carole looks as the "why" of thinking for yourself and the price you pay when following instead of leading.