Waking the Heart of a Nation
Too many people have been led by the lore of a leader—a story spun from fear, blame, and false promises. It played on their insecurities, weaponized their pain, and cast strangers as threats. They didn’t know they were being manipulated. Slowly, quietly, their hearts were covered by distortions of truth, until fear felt like safety and cruelty looked like strength.
But beneath that fear, the heart still knows. The knower within—the quiet, innate sense of what is right, fair, and good—never disappears. It waits.
Right now, we are not just facing political dysfunction. We are living through a crisis of memory—forgetting who we are, what we stand for, what binds us together. When liberty is used to justify hatred, when freedom is bent to suppress the vote, when justice is handed out unevenly—something deep within us aches.
That ache is the signal: it’s time to wake up.
The call isn’t just political—it’s spiritual. We must uncover the inherent goodness of our own hearts and help others do the same. That doesn’t mean shaming or shouting. It means reminding, reconnecting, and reaching through the fog of fear with the clarity of compassion.
To know is not just to see what’s wrong—it’s to feel what’s possible. The true heart of this country was planted by those who envisioned justice, liberty, and dignity for all—even when they themselves failed to live up to it. It’s our job now to carry that promise forward.
Not in anger, but in truth. Not in fear, but in light. The heart of the nation is calling.
Spiritual Gravity 