WHERE TRUE COMMUNITY LIVES

We Were Never Meant to Compete for the Right to Exist.

What would happen if we stopped trying to outrun one another?

What ifcompetition was not a must to survive or fulfilling one’s purpose?

Do we have to really live this life to uphold earthly mind’s standards of toxicity.

I think about back when I was in elementary school I witnessed how in the

particular setting me and my class peers were separated in these uniquely

organized desk cubicles during class hours meant to bring about an

isolated work experience as well as for independent learning purposes

and temporary isolation. As a child it was challenging and lonely at

times. There was really no room for collaboration and growth that benefited

my learning style. When you are isolated sometimes your mind cannot

evolve. When everyone is meant to learn to “get theirs” for the sake of

living to other’s standards and whether they deem you worthy to exist this

opens the door for individuals to become competitive for the sake of taking

from others in order to get ahead.

Symbolically, to me, it is a reminder of how many operate in this day and time

which is why there is so much division and animosity in today’s world. Each child

who grows in this type of background into a walking cubicle of competitive

complexities and deeply embedded in their brains to run a tedious race of

challenging obstacle courses set before them.

True community starts with the children and their parents showing them the

importance of working together and putting the Most High first in all that we say

and do. There is no reason to out do each other if we as a community are striving

to live righteously and sharing the earth given to us as a gift.

Symbolically, it is a reminder of how society has shaped us in today’s world of adults.

Each child grows into a walking cubicle of competitive complexities and limitations

programmed into their brains to run a tedious race of challenging obstacle courses set

before them.

True community starts with the children and their loving parents showing them the

importance of working together and putting the Most High first in all that we say and

do. There is no reason to out do each other if we as a community are striving to live

righteously and sharing the Most High given planet.

True community begins with a natural connection between people who understand that they are

not enemies.We are children of the Most High, a royal civilization meant to establish the His

kingdom on earth.

We have different gifts, different experiences, different personalities, different responsibilities, and

different paths—but we do not have to turn those differences into reasons to compete against one

another.

A healthy community is not built like a race where everyone is trying to live it up large to

showboat.

The Most High’s kingdom is not a rat race where exhaustion becomes normal.

It is not a Squid Game where people must defeat one another to survive which

goes against the Most High’s natural laws.

There is no prize for watching someone else fall.

There is no victory in creating another person's trauma.The Foundation of Connection

And there is nothing that needs to be proven when we understand who we are and

whose we are.

Chai Teyah

Creatoress & Visionary of There Is a River

Voice for the Voiceless / Silence Breaker, poetess and Creatoress