Consent: Granting & Revoking It

Our consent is one of the most powerful tools we have.

During a very difficult time in my life, I met a healer from the desert who helped me understand how I had been unconsciously giving my consent to be spiritually infiltrated through of course the various blind spots cause by childhood abuse that had drilled into me unconscious currents such as ‚‚you do not have the right to exist, you are not a person, you do what you are told, your feelings do not matter‘‘.

Unfortunately, such imprints have been drilled into most people with my background -and we are SO many because the systems our society is built on relies on brutalizing human beings early on to the point where they forget they are sovereign beings that HAVE consent and carry the RIGHT to give it where THEY choose or NOT, or even REVOKE it if they find to have been coerced or tricked into giving that consent based on half-truths, deception or manipulation. For those of us struggling with boundaries or having been taught directly or indirectly that it‘s not OK to take up space, this is crucial.

Some good mantras are:

‚‚I revoke any consent I may have given, to run programming that have me feeling/thinking/seeing myself as ….(you name it)…
A good one I started using (especially after I realised in 2021 that there are often whole inorganic timelines broadcast by negative forces upon people en mass during sleep and their objective is to hijack our ability for manifestation, using our consciousness to manifest negative world scale scenarios such as war) is ‚‚I do not consent to this inorganic timeline‘‘.

‚‚I do not consent to manipulation, superimposition, interference, I do not consent to my energy being drained, hijacked, manipulated, used by others in any way, I do not consent to anything latching onto me, I do not consent to psychic attack, warfare and intimidation, I do not consent to anything following me back home (when you are out and about and sense dense energy around you).

Generally, even in daily life we are made to feel as if consent is a one way street only, but notice how empowered you feel already to realize ‚‚I can actually revoke my consent, I don‘t have to stay plugged into things forever – a lot happens, I change, I outgrow things, or things may actually not entirely be what I thought they were upon joining them – I have the right to revoke my consent and remove myself and that is a boundary and it‘s OK‘‘.

We don‘t have to continue with things that do not resonate with us any more.

And of course, consider each time what you consent to when joining or choosing things. Many times we have to look to the small, fine letters at the bottom of the page to get the full picture about what it is we are agreeing to. Without forcing ourselves to live in toxic hyper-vigilance but a certain awareness is always good.

With love & appreciation,

Elina