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By Wes Annac, Culture of Awareness

I wrote an article a few days ago entitled ‘Stay Strong, World Changers’, and I’d like to return to the subject of strength because it’s relevant to my life and my experiences lately.

Life will send things our way that make us want to throw in the towel, and I’ll admit that my hardest times have left me wondering what I should do next or if I should even try to continue. It’s easy to let the pains and burdens of life keep us from being who we are, but their hold over us gets stronger when we keep giving in to them.

We have to look difficulty and negativity in the eye and boldly proclaim that they won’t stop us from shining our light. We have to find our sacred center no matter what difficulties we have to deal with every day, and we can’t expect the world to be strong if we don’t persevere and keep our own strength.

How are we going to change the world if we can’t even get past our own issues? We came here to persevere through all of the hard times we knew we’d have to face, and when the pain piles up and we don’t feel like we can keep going, we have to remember that we aren’t the only ones who suffer.

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By Wes Annac, Culture of Awareness

I stand with all the free-thinkers out there who’ve liberated their minds from cultural illusion and tapped into true reality. I stand with everyone who’s awakened to the fact that the world is massively imbalanced, and I invite you to contribute to the creation of a new way of life.

I stand by the spiritual teachers who genuinely want to help their pupils come closer to enlightenment, as opposed to using rigid dogma to tell them what they should and shouldn’t do.

I stand by everyone who’s awakened to the spiritual nature of our existence and the things the corrupt elite are doing to keep us from realizing our own eternal, spiritual nature, and I welcome you into my circle, which I’ve been welcomed into by other conscious seekers.

I stand by everyone who’s opened their mind and wants to create a new world, however we each individually define that, and I’m excited for more people to awaken and step up to the plate to help humanity evolve.

I welcome anyone who’s excited to make real, lasting changes to the corrupt world we’ve been forced to deal with for so long, and I encourage every awakened individual to invite others to participate in our collective evolution.

Everywhere we look, people are waking up and doing something with their awareness.

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By Wes Annac, Culture of Awareness

With all of the bad things that are happening right now, why should we be positive? Why should we try to ‘send love and light’ as some people in the conscious community say, when there’s so much destruction and wickedness in the world?

Some people might think that the spiritual seekers who try to stay in a loving space are fooling themselves, and the word ‘new ager’ is usually tossed about when it comes to this subject.

Is being ‘positive’ an excuse to avoid the negative things happening in the world, or is there a deeper purpose behind it? From my perspective, staying in a balanced, heart-centered space is more crucial than ever, and it’s precisely because of all of the twisted things that are happening right now.

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By Wes Annac, Culture of Awareness

You might’ve heard that we’re undergoing a social and spiritual revolution, but what exactly does this mean?

Some people are familiar with the idea of social revolution, which we have people like Che Guevara and Bob Marley to thank for, while others are more familiar with spiritual revolution, which some well-known people like Russell Brand have brought to the mainstream’s attention.

In my eyes, social revolution can be described as a group of people, large or small, who are fed up with the way the system functions and are ready to bring it down and replace it with something that works for the people instead of a small handful of powerful elites and the corporations they run.

Moderate social revolutionaries plan rallies, protests and other events that are intended to get the world’s attention – either on a specific issue or a group of issues that have to do with the way our society functions – and these events are successful in some cases.

Spiritual revolution is similar, and it comes from people who are not only fed up with the system, but who understand that there’s a greater reality beyond our conscious understanding that, once we become aware of, we can tap into and use to help the world.

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By Wes Annac, Culture of Awareness

Everyone’s invited to attend the party that the conscious community has started, and no matter what your beliefs are or how you interpret the spiritually driven changes that are occurring in our society, you’re welcomed here.

We don’t all have to agree with each other to get the most out of our respective interpretations of our spiritual evolution, and it’s healthy to have different beliefs that we can debate and, at the end of the day, respect each other for.

I subscribe to the idea that nobody really understands what’s going on right now, no matter how close they feel they are with spirit or a higher consciousness, but this doesn’t invalidate the idea that we should all come together and figure out how we can create the kind of world we’ve been waiting for.

Everyone’s perspective is valuable, and nobody should be left out of the creation of a new world. No matter where you come from or how you define your spirituality, your perspective is monumentally important.

We have to trust each other if we want to change anything about our clearly defunct society, and the conscious community will have trouble changing the world if we’re too busy fighting amongst each other over our philosophical differences.