In a world where the universe’s cosmic energies can shape our destinies, have you ever pondered how much of your fate really hinges on a simple handshake—or perhaps, a deeply felt consent? In this article, I dive into my journey of understanding commitment and consent, drawing upon my own experiences growing up in a family that values promises. From the age of four, while others were preparing for school, I was already on a relentless quest for knowledge, negotiating deals and setting the stage for a profound exploration of “Metaphysical Consent.” This isn’t just about contracts; it’s about the active choices we make that bind us to specific narratives—or free us to shape our own. Whether you’re a skeptic of astrology or a devoted believer, there’s something here that might just resonate with you. So, buckle up, as we embark on a thought-provoking exploration into the essence of consent and the realities we craft for ourselves. LEARN MORE.
Ten months ago, I consented to focus my energy on this case. I written about how seriously I take a commitment like this. My whole family is like this.
Case in point, I taught myself to read when I was four years old, but I was not allowed to go to school. I was enraged, distraught and plotting all at once. My older sister tried to calm me down with logic. “You’re four, Elsa. When you’re five, you can go.” My logic said, I can read now, so school, now!
In the end, we made a deal. I did something small and stupid for my sister. In return, she promised to come home from second grade and teach me whatever she learned that day. We shook on it.
It did not take my sister long to realize she made a very bad bargain. Every day, at 3:15 pm, I was waiting for her, out on the sidewalk, ready to drill her for information. I was relentless. It was not at all pretty, but she stuck to our deal. There was no other option in our world. Being four and six years old was meaningless. Deal is a deal, baby!
Prior to the case, I was writing about “Metaphysical consent”. Metaphysical Consent is not a social agreement but a fundamental, reality-shaping act of will. It is the conscious “Yes” or “No” that a person gives to a potential reality, that binds them to that reality’s consequences or liberates them from its influence. Here are some other principles:
I an highly self-directed. I am leaving home at fifteen. I am starting an astrology blog. I am keeping an astrology blog! I am going to fight these companies. Whatever.
This is not that common, but it could be.
What are you bound to at this time? Have you opted out of something you should have consented to?
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